HOW TO STUDY FOR THE LSAT: Best Self-study Tips & Resources

HOW TO STUDY FOR THE LSAT: Best Self-study Tips & Resources
In today’s video, I give you my best LSAT self-study tips! These are some of the most important things that I learned during my time self-studying for the LSAT. I hope it was helpful, let me know if you have any questions or video requests!
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FAQ:
How old are you? 21
Future plans? Law school!
Areas of interest? Criminal law (post conviction work), immigration law, and environmental law.

[naomimoore]

I failed 3 times, i lost money to reviews that never helped but the major thing is that I've not lost hope

[aaliyahgillmsw]

"You're not gonna go out and run a 5K when all you've been doing is running a half a mile" THIS!!! THIS WAS IT!!!
Tip #5 was extremely necessary to hear. Also, your closing tip is something that I have to keep reminding myself every day. Thank you.

[sethmgriffin]

I’ve seen multiple videos like these and this is, by far, the most succinct and informative. I initially took the LSAT in 2003 and did horribly. Life happened and, now at the age of 38 and largely due to the death of my younger brother, I’m chasing down my dream I’ve had since my sophomore year in college back in ‘02.

Also, what was your score and where are you applying?

[jacksondrake]

I've been using the khan academy LSAT for studying and so far it's been pretty good, but I'm definitely going to get some of those books now too

[soccerruben]

Hey! So I'm in the middle of studying the LSAT but I like this video, really helpful. You just earned a sub, and good luck on your law school journey!

[ebbitheeprude]

Your tone and transparency motivated me to pick up my Powerscore books again. Consider me SUBSCRIBED! Thank you for all the wisdom and suggestions on moving forward.

[Wolfstar]

thanks so much! i've started building my study planner around powerscore's 6 month plan, i'm really glad to hear it's a good source.

[jukeyqb]

Came across your video as I’m getting ready to take the LSAT Flex on Monday! Great tips, Book recommendations are some of the best, I’m even more surprised on the amount of people that actually use PowerScore!
They actually have their own Podcast as well on Spotify. I’m currently a teacher, and one things that has worked for me very well, has been verbally explaining the passage, question stem, wrong and correct answers to someone that maybe unfamiliar with the LSAT.

[shannon]

Just saw you running in my neighborhood 🤗🤗🤗 Subscribed 👍🏻

[alejandrabautista]

Thank you! I found your video super helpful :) taking it next June

[About_Argo]

To add to missing 10 and going to 8, two questions can be a lot of points. And on the lsat those points could save you thousands in money due to scholarships you could get from additional points you earned. 2 questions can be a lot. It’s a big victory.

[meaCULPA-]

Hi Madison loved the video. I didn’t see the link to free LSAC practice tests in the description. Could repost that please?

[anthonywurst]

Thanks for sharing 😀 great point about argument structure understanding 👍

[abysosa]

Would you recommend relying soley on books for studying or paying for an online course to stay on track, such as the Princeton Review, hoping to take the LSAT in November! Loved the video!!

[whatwillyoudiefor]

Can’t wait for my bibles and practice tests to come in tomorrow!!! And great video by the way.

[christopherdixon]

Great video I just brought the PowerScore Bible

[literarysahar]

I am seriously enjoying your videos so much! Been looking for a pre law student and your vlogs have been so entertaining! I'm so excited to see you attend Washu in the fall. Good luck!!!

[deborahtheabsolutequeen]

OMG! I love you love ❤️ That’s how I reacted (14 years ago and now lol 😂) when I read some of those LSAT questions with their wording - what?! 🙄

[T.Tice]

Could you give more insight on the argument structure. Thanks for all the content, I’ve subscribed!!!

[sabrinam]

Hi Madison. I am a new subscriber. This really helped me, I am currently studying for the LSAT and I'm studying with LSAT Max. I also have the logical reasoning bible, and look at that and the podcast. Thank you so much for the good advice. Looking forward to more videos.