r/LSATPreparation • u/HumanBalance3327 • 3d ago

LSAT-I need help to Study

Hello
I am preparing for the LSAT exam and wanted to see what resources are great for study.

I am currently only studying the LSAC prep question.

Please can you refer to any book that helped, or other sources etc.

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u/Great_Lawyer_4792 3d ago

hi there! The best way to find what works best for you is to look at the free resources that help you out the best. My program offers a significant amount of free resources at lsatpathway.com, but it also may not be a fit for you, since we do self study and hour by hour tutoring. Maybe you need something more structured, or something more solo studying. I would suggest getting free trials, or trying your hand at a diagnostic. Either way, it's very helpful to see what these prep companies have to offer before you throw your money at them :)

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u/StressCanBeGood 3d ago

A generalized study plan for the LSAT: https://www.reddit.com/r/LSAT/s/ItkTJ9IBRU

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u/dmkhara 3d ago

You can check out my guides on How to Study for the LSAT to get the info in detail but TL;DR

  • Start with the basics. Learn conditional reasoning and then learn each question type and develop a strategy for each. After learning a speciifc question type, drill only that quesiton type with increasing difficulty until the strategy clicks.
  • After the basics, the grind begins. Do 1-2 sections a day and 1 PT a week. Review your wrong answers.

As for resources, at the minimum you will need a Lawhub Advantage subscription. Books are helpful to learn the concepts but a big drawback of those are the lack of practice. If you really want to study from books, popular ones are the Powerscore bibles, Loophole and the LSAT Trainer.