Advice for LSAT preparation?

FCCDAD
Thu, 26 Jun 2014 15:42:41 +0000

practice, practice, practice. and then go back and look carefully at every question you got wrong. you need to know not only why the credited answer is right, but also why another wrong answer tempted you away. the test creators really do try to trick you; learn to recognize their tricks.
make sure you answer EVERY question. if there’s anything you don’t get to, fill in something random such as C or D.
learn to recognize the logic basics COLD: if-then, causality, correlation, none/any/some/most/all, etc.
take all the easy points first, then go back and work on the harder questions.
if checking each answer to a question will take a lot of time, check them in reverse order. they like to waste your time by putting 3 or 4 time wasting answers before the correct answer.
the test is created by lawyers and law professors. on the long reading passages, the author’s position will always be that more law would be a good idea. read the long passage ONCE, then just go back and verify the answer for each question.
ya gotta love the games.