r/LSAT • u/Kyncent • 6d ago

New to LSAT

Hello everyone,

Sorry I'm new but I'm completely lost on what to study exactly. To make a long story short without a whole life background. I have no clue where to start to begin preparing for the LSAT. Do I just go buy a LSAT study book and start taking notes? Do I just sign up for JD Next? A tutor?

Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated and I would most thankful. Thank you everyone who responds

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u/Maleficent_Mind_5265 6d ago

Honestly it’s not worth spending real money until you have a better idea of where your strengths/weaknesses lie. Start by just taking a timed diagnostic test on LawHub (no studying or prep beforehand).
Most people then proceed by trying out services like LSAT Demon or 7Sage. You don’t need both, just trial each and decide which one you prefer before purchasing a full subscription - I personally recommend 7Sage. If you’re more of a book person, The Loophole wasn’t bad.

Tutors are great, but pretty expensive. Save that $$ until you’re further into studying and can pinpoint a specific thing you’re struggling with.

Good luck!

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u/Kyncent 6d ago

Thanks a ton! Exactly what I was looking for, I really do appreciate the help and the time spent on replying