Study Schedule

My personalized plan:

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January - February

Do a timed, full section every other day (and review)
On days where you do not do a full section, work on shorter, untimed drills focusing on weak points
- LR: weaken, flaw, MSS, NA, RRE, conditional reasoning, parallel
- RC: science passages, curve-breaker passages
Take one full length test every two weeks to track progress and begin to overcome test anxiety

February - May

If you begin to feel confident in your previous weak points, start doing full, timed sections every day
- At this point, you should be getting very few questions wrong in these drills and spending less time in blind review
If you still run into problems with specific question types, revert back to the Jan-Feb schedule
Start taking one practice test every single week

May - June

Continue taking one practice test per week to build confidence and stamina
- This should take 2 days. One day for the actual test and one day for detailed blind and regular review
On non test/review days, continue practicing full, timed sections or focused drills depending on what is needed most
Starting in May, use the LawHub software for full practice tests to get used to the test-day format
- If you are scoring really well, you can increase the volume to two tests per week to really build stamina

7 sage recommendation:

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