Geek Girl's Guide to Surviving the LSAT and trying to make the material not bore you to death before you even get to being a stuffy lawyer with no sense of humor.

My personal tips ..

Put the examples in terms you understand..by this I mean take the scenarios in your study books and make them relate to you. Don't complicate the scenarios but who really cares about seven people performing a comic routine. Having guy or girls problems work through some of that unresolved angst and make it which of your celebrity crushes you would speed date. I originally did mine with Superheroes at a bachelor auction, didn't have a boyfriend (Still don't so it might still apply), so I picked my favorite superhero crushes instead of the comic routine. Don't want to deal with dating, pick something you can relate to. Like music, do your favorite bands in a celebration concert for you when you pass the LSAT..you are more likely to understand the concepts if it hits home or you are connected to the information in some way..

Guessing- Don't. If you come across a question you can't answer, eliminate thing that can not be the answer. It narrows down the the possibility of getting a point were you wouldn't be able to get one. If you have time after answering the questions you know for sure..pick one of the remaining answers. If you get it wrong you aren't being dinged for the wrong answer and the probability you will get the right answer and the point for the question is greatly increased.

Buy a RocketBook-

Why the Rocket Book..,You are going to be taking a lot of notes if you smart...They are the most amazing creation next to a Apple electronics. Seriously worth the investment. Seriously think about the paper and the cost of notebooks, that they can get lost or torn -write and scan. That simple. Need photos integrated, take out a page and put it in a document sleeve, insert photos, scan and up load.

Get the PowerScore books.. When I started studying in 2017, I had books given to me by a former intern, Vanessa Lotson, I had an email of the digital copy of the The PowerScore Logic Reasoning Bible emailed to me by a Twitter contact. Then I fell in love. The PowerScore books are the far superior choice. A friend Greg Halejvian, a federal FCC lawyer, would encourage me and another Twitter Contact during the grueling month before the LSAT would message me through the night as I studied. Jon Denning another Twitter contact encouraged me and did me a huge favor..These books will save your sanity.

Always stay in touch with your friends, the LSAT is a grueling test, it fundamentally exhausts you trying to remember every rule and every scenario , but your friends remind you there is sanity beyond it. They are who you call when you all you can see is the black letters printed even on your eyelids. They keep you from giving up. They are your lifeline tot he world.

Never forget to take a minute to take care of you..mentally exhausted you can not convert anything in 1.25 minutes.

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