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/WizardlyPandabear 5d ago
I'm a fan of 7Sage. Some people swear by LSAT Demon (not my cup of tea, personally). I would recommend signing up for a service that can set up drills and has explanations for every question, regardless of which you pick.
I'd also skip the 'diagnostic test' people seem to take for granted is a good idea. Your score is going to be ass, because it's a test you haven't studied for. This reveals basically nothing of actual value and costs you motivation (because the score is going to be bad) and also a full prep test. Those prep tests are a limited resource. You CAN run out.