We've just launched a study planner if you want some guidance. We generally recommend studying for an hour a day, doing both drilling and sections with review because review is where it's at. Best of luck in your LSAT journey!
2026-11-05 22:42:35
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Josie K Short :
I used LSAT Demon to help me. I downloaded the app on my phone and would drill questions in any free time. Good luck!
2026-11-05 17:20:22
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synergizedcareers :
I’m not going to hold you! I did not review the diagnostic test. I just noted the score. Then I purchased the PowerScore Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension bibles. With the purchase, you get access to choose a study plan - 1 month, 2 month, 3 months, etc. I am doing the 6-month plan and will deep dive into it come mid- December. Right now, I’m reading Ch 1 of the LR Bible (10 pages a day and 5 questions using ChatGPT to help me with premise and conclusion). Will move through the chapters until i really deep dive. You got this. 2.5 hrs straight might be a lot so try to break it into 30-45 min time blocks with 5-10 min break in between.
2026-11-05 19:21:52
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Jerseycarter76 :
Plug your wrong answers into ChatGPT and ask why you got this answers wrong. Then ask it to create a stupid guide for you.
2026-11-05 11:43:10
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Sana :
Let’s go
2026-11-06 01:24:45
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imanigalore :
I’m studying for the LSAT as well, I found 7sage very helpful especially for LR. I also purchased a book on amazon called “The Loophole” by Ellen Cassidy. This book helps to break down the stimulus and improved my score a lot! I wish you well in your studies queen!
2026-11-05 15:32:30
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