Name: LSAT Study Plan
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One thing LSAT students struggle most with is coming up with and sticking to a good study schedule. This study plan was designed for students like you in mind, with consultation from current students studying for the LSAT-Flex.

It’s pretty straightforward and uses a unique combination of resources. The goal of this study plan is to help you stick to a regular and productive routine.

You get access to the following:

Four day by day guides for what to do
Drills for every section: Logic Games, Reading Comprehension, Logical Reasoning
The drills are broken down by question type and topic
Extra questions if you want more to do within a specific subject area
A selection of Economist articles to use as a daily warmup and to develop your RC skills
A selection of easy games to use as untimed warmups, aka “LG Breakfast Games”.

Drills are taken from PrepTests 22-40, and then 60-63 which are all available on LawHub. This leaves tests in the 50s available for use as full-length practice tests, in addition to the more recent tests. I also included questions from 60-63 since I use questions from there intensively for my courses.

To see a preview of the schedule, check it out here: https://lsathacks.com/one-month-study-plan-preview/

Note: You would need access to LSAT PrepTests and a subscription to The Economist. You can access the PrepTests either through LawHub or you can purchase PDF versions.

Reviews:

“I would definitely recommend this study schedule especially if you need some direction for a week by week agenda. I really like having a to do list everyday and knowing what I need to complete. Before starting this schedule, I felt like I needed to do as much as possible each day. The schedule has helped me plan my week out in advance and set expectations for what I need to complete. It is also very flexible to accommodate your specific needs and it gives realistic amounts of work each day to fit into a busy lifestyle and still leave time for extra review and studying. I have also enjoyed reading The Economist articles and I have definitely improved my reading skills by doing them consistently each week. I like switching off days reading articles and doing breakfast games. It is a nice change of pace from doing timed sections or a full practice test.” – Jojo

“I have found using the schedule to be super helpful especially because when I was studying on my own, I was doing way too much every day in a way that wasn’t productive at all–especially because I’m working full-time and also finishing my masters while studying for the LSAT. Since the schedules are made with my test date and other scheduling preferences in mind, it spreads out the material into really doable sets and I don’t feel overwhelmed by the amount of content that I need to cover in this way. Because there’s no one forcing you to stick exactly to the schedule, it’s nice as well that I can simply adjust and adapt for myself while knowing what I will still need to cover if a certain day or week is unpredictably busy and still have this guideline to get myself back on track. But really the best part of having a schedule is that I don’t need to study for hours and hours a night to be successful so I feel like I have so much time back for me to do all the other things I have to do. ” – Elizabeth

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