Masterpost: The LSAT

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The LSAT is the first huge hurdle you have to jump once you've decided to take the LSAT. I decided to make this masterpost of all my LSAT blog posts to put a ton of information in one space for those who are getting ready to take the LSAT.

Enjoy!

LSAT Overview: Logical Reasoning

A deep dive into the logical reasoning section of the LSAT, as well as some tips and tricks for getting through these questions.

LSAT Overview: Reading Comprehension

Looking into the reading comprehension section of the LSAT, and how you can power through it when you take the exam.

LSAT Overview: Logic Games

If you're struggling with the logic games section of the LSAT, check out this blog for some advice about how to conquer this section.

What I Wish I Knew Before Taking the LSAT

Looking back at when I took the LSAT, there were plenty of things I wish I had known when I first started studying. Check out this blog post to see what they were.

Should You Self Study for the LSAT?

As someone who studied on my own for the LSAT, take a look at what I think the pros and cons are, and see if it might be the way you want to study for the LSAT.

My Thoughts on Taking the LSAT (Again)

After taking the LSAT twice, find out what I thought about going through the exam all over again.

Why I Decided to Retake the LSAT

Find out why I would put myself through taking the LSAT for a second time in this blog post.

My LSAT Experience

Find out what my thoughts were right after I took the LSAT for the first time.

My Favorite LSAT Apps

One of my favorite ways to study for the LSAT on-the-go was through these awesome LSAT apps on my phone.

My LSAT Study Schedule

Find out how I created my study schedule and how I stuck to it for several months.

xoxo,

Rachel

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