After you actually find out how to do each question, THEN you'll start scoring closer to your goal. But you have to know how to solve the questions first :)
2.) Make sub-sections for each week:
----Steve's Sample 3-Month LSAT Study Plan----
Month 1: Logic Games + Logical Reasoning
-Week 1: Easy/Medium Logic Games
-Week 2: Hard Logic Games + Easy Logical Reasoning
-Week 3: Medium/Hard Logical Reasoning
-Week 4: Full sections of Games + Reasoning
Month 2: Logic Games + Logical Reasoning + Reading Comp
-Week 1: Easy Reading Comp and full sections of Games and Reasoning
-Week 2: Medium/Hard Reading Comp + full sections of Games + Reasoning
-Week 3: Full sections of Reading Comp + review of Games and Reasoning weak areas
-Week 4: Full 4-section exams and detailed review of each.
Month 3: Full Timed Practice Tests
-Week 1: 5-section exams and review of weak areas
-Week 2: Repeat.
-Week 3: Repeat.
-Week 4: Repeat.
3.) Extend out the detail to a day-by-day level:
----Steve's Sample 3-Month LSAT Study Plan----
Month 1: Logic Games + Logical Reasoning
-Week 1: Easy/Medium Logic Games
--Day 1: --Day 2: --Day 3: --Day 4: --Day 5: --Day 6: --Day 7:
-Week 2: Hard Logic Games + Easy Logical Reasoning
--Day 1: --Day 2: --Day 3: --Day 4: --Day 5: --Day 6: --Day 7:
-Week 3: Medium/Hard Logical Reasoning
--Day 1: --Day 2: --Day 3: --Day 4: --Day 5: --Day 6: --Day 7:
-Week 4: Full sections of Games + Reasoning
--Day 1: --Day 2: --Day 3: --Day 4: --Day 5: --Day 6: --Day 7:
Month 2: Logic Games + Logical Reasoning + Reading Comp
-Week 1: Easy Reading Comp and full sections of Games and Reasoning
--Day 1: --Day 2: --Day 3: --Day 4: --Day 5: --Day 6: --Day 7:
-Week 2: Medium/Hard Reading Comp + full sections of Games + Reasoning
--Day 1: --Day 2: --Day 3: --Day 4: --Day 5: --Day 6: --Day 7:
-Week 3: Full sections of Reading Comp + review of Games and Reasoning weak areas
--Day 1: --Day 2: --Day 3: --Day 4: --Day 5: --Day 6: --Day 7:
-Week 4: Full 4-section exams and detailed review of each.
--Day 1: --Day 2: --Day 3: --Day 4: --Day 5: --Day 6: --Day 7:
Month 3: Full Timed Practice Tests
-Week 1: 5-section exams and review of weak areas
--Day 1: --Day 2: --Day 3: --Day 4: --Day 5: --Day 6: --Day 7:
-Week 2: Repeat.
--Day 1: --Day 2: --Day 3: --Day 4: --Day 5: --Day 6: --Day 7:
-Week 3: Repeat.
--Day 1: --Day 2: --Day 3: --Day 4: --Day 5: --Day 6: --Day 7:
-Week 4: Repeat.
--Day 1: --Day 2: --Day 3: --Day 4: --Day 5: --Day 6: --Day 7:
Pretty simple, huh?
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