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LS4 Mistakes to Avoid When Studying for the LSAT:
1. Not Writing Timed Practice Tests - I say this all the time, but timed PTs, meaning full old LSAT tests, are without a doubt the BEST way to prepare for the test. They provide the best indication of your LSAT abilities, and test every skill necessary to succeed on the LSAT.
2. Studying without an understanding of Argument Structure - Nearly every LR question involves an argument, and understanding the breakdown of the different elements of an argument make answering these questions so much easier!
3. Studying “when you feel like it” - There’s no getting around it, studying for the LSAT is not always fun, and there’s going to be many times when you “don’t feel like studying today”. However, improvement on the LSAT requires discipline. Hold yourself to a standard and schedule, and don’t break that.
4. Studying while you’re over-occupied - Although many people study for the LSAT while in school or while working, I would recommend to ensure that when you study for the LSAT, you don’t feel like you’re just barely fitting it in with your busy schedule. Studying requires mental focus, so make sure you actually have the time, otherwise you’re studying won’t be as effective.
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