This is a multi-part series helping students prepare for the LSAT. Tips and tricks are offered by student Jaime Sherman as he learned how to effectively work the LSAT from scratch. This is a unique approach that offers specific advice as to how to better attack LSAT problems and how to overcome the fear of not being able to complete the 35 minute sections on time. Much of the content deals with how to better grasp what the Law School Admissions Council wants you to see in the questions it asks. This video deals with studying for the LSAT on a budget. Some people cannot afford classes and may have a limited amount of money to spend. This video helps with practical alternatives to taking courses if your budget is tight. Be sure to check out the other videos!
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LSAT PREP ADVICE – STUDYING FOR THE LSAT ON A BUDGET!
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From my experience with other LSAT takers, the Testmasters program seems to produce overall better improvement than Princeton Review or Kaplan.
taking a course in what?
Typically a significant improvement in score is achieved by 1. 120 or more hours of study and 2. A thorough review of the questions gotten wrong with an understanding of the mistakes.
Typically, this is done within a period of 10 weeks of study. I do recommend taking a course if possible as a good way to track progress.
I am graduating in a year, i am a finnace major. How long do you think is the preparation time?
Natashka, thx for recommending! he’s handsome
and the info is very helpful! hope we’ll rock it!
you are waaaaaaaaaaay too good looking to be straight. i was certain you were gay, lol. good for your gf. thanks for the pointers for the LSAT.
I think he is already working at a good law firm
Thank you ( : I have a LTR G/f.
You are very handsome. Are you single?
I should for the advertisement, but no ( :