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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- Hey, everyone! In this video, I take you guys through a week in my life studying for the LSAT. This week I focused primarily on Logic Games in the 7Sage curriculum. My total time studying was about 14 hours total. I talked about some of the roadblocks I had and the frustration of learning new concepts. I also talked about how proud I was of myself ♡ Hope this helps!
I actually just took a break from my studying just to watch this. It made me feel like I am not alone in this. I took the LSAT this June but I am preparing for a second time to take it in September/October. I wish everyone luck in the process!
You are definitely not alone! LSAT studying is hard and requires a lot of patience. Kudos to you for studying and retaking again! Best of luck.
On a break from doing reading comp and watching this haha
I am doing the same thing I recently took the June LSAT and did not get the score I wanted.
Prior to studying for the LSAT, I thought I could study 6-8 hours a day. When I started studying, I realized how unrealistic that goal was. Thanks for this video!
Yeah I didn’t realize how hard it is to focus for so long! Good luck (:
I just wanted to say thank you for sharing this video! I feel the exact same way about the LSAT as you do and this whole journey. I don't want to punish myself for taking breaks or not studying for 5+hours in a day because that's just not the way my brain works. I'm embracing that and in a weird way this whole journey has taught me to have more patience for myself!
I'm glad you're figuring it out! It's better to be consistent than to study a lot at once and feel burnt out. Good luck
Gorl yes. Studying is hard especially when done alone and training ourselves to relearn strategies.
Yes self-studying can be super difficult some days! Thanks for watching.
Thank you for sharing a realistic week of studying!!! I’m also studying for the LSAT and it can sometimes be discouraging when some days are way more productive than others. Consistency is key, though. Good luck!
Thanks! Good luck to you as well (:
I found you yesterday and I was so excited to see you uploaded this morning. I am also studying for the September Lsat, took it last August and got a 154. Good luck on your test!
Good luck to you! Hope you see some progress from your last score ❤️
Shheeeet bout to binge watch these videos
Ayo she watches Gilmore girls. Jesse all the way btw
Another Desi queen studying for the LSAT 🥰 I'm taking the september test as well and I'm so excited to start studying!!
Good luck with your studying!
You are soo organized. I feel like I am not doing enough, need to step my game up. Love this vid, very inspiring!
thanks (: good luck!
Where did you get the time tracker template?
you are so inspiring please keep uploading
I love these videos sm! Im studying rn too!
Awesome! Good luck (:
I can totally relate. We have similar methods of study. Do you find that you have better results in the library as compared to other places like Starbucks? I do better at the library, in fact, I am planning on taking the aug lsat in one of the private study rooms. Great video! Thanks for the realism and best of luck on your continued studies - we got this!!!
Good luck on your August LSAT! I like studying at the library because it’s usually quieter but Starbucks is nice for getting a drink/snack while studying. Hope your studying goes well!
I worked full time when studying for the LSAT. Not a brag, jist my experience. What I did was take a timed section each day, in the evenning after work. Yes I was tired, but I forced myself to do it. I didn't gravies the section until the next day during my breaks and over lunch.
I took a timed test, back then it was 5 sections for the test, so that's what I took.
Ended up completing about 45 tests over 4.5 month period of time. I think we each need our own way of approaching this rest but in my experience, 4-5 hours a day 7 days a week is very much unnecessary.
Granted, of I needed to work more on the games my approach would have been different. I figured then out early on and by week 3 or 4 I was scoring. -0 maybe missing 1 question every 5 or 6 games sections. I have a math and engineering background so that was probably why.
Keep at it, probably don't make the practice itself into this big grandiose thing. Going out of your way to study in the library sounds time consuming. But again, we each have our own way of approaching I suppose. Good luck!
Thanks for talking about your experience!
How many times can you take the LSAT in a year or in total? Also is 7sage free?
Check out this website for information about taking the LSAT: www.lsac.org/lsat/retaking-the-lsat. LSAT studying through 7Sage is not free, but I think it’s worth the investment in your score. You can see their prices here: 7sage.com/pricing/
Studying right here with you! Let's do this ;)
Good luck with your studying!
What LSAT prep materials do you recommend using? I am trying to study but do not know where to begin.
I'm using 7Sage (for Logical Reasoning and Logic Games), The LSAT Trainer (for Reading Comprehension), and the PowerScore online forum (to check answers). Hope that helps!
I was wondering when you’d post again, I was going to take the lsat this summer but decided to wait until next summer since I’m taking summer classes and don’t want to overwhelm myself.
Studying for the LSAT was really difficult with school so I completely understand! Good luck with your process ❤️
I wish you the best on your law school journey! I hope you find some time to also read some good books lol. You're gonna be the next Camille Vasquez :)
Thank you! And I completely agree. Let me know if you have any good book recs in mind (:
How did you make the excel sheet for study hours? Love seeing this..I haven’t seen a video like this at all they are so motivating especially I
Since I’m also studying…
Hi! I basically input times into excel using the following format 00:00:00 (hours:minutes:seconds) and I use the SUM feature to get a total of the cells with those times. Hope that helps! (:
I’m juggling two jobs and kids breaking my back for two hours a day of productive studying. So I’m jealous of your four hour study days lol.
Best of luck!
Nowadays I'm studying for LSAT but it's so difficult for me because I'm not a native English speaker, anyway, l believe that l can pass this test and will be able to reach my goal.
Good luck! It's not easy, even for a native English speaker, so I'm proud of you for studying.
New subscriber. I'm encouraged by your video. Thank you.
Thank you for subscribing! I’m glad you enjoyed.
You're doing great! I'm an incoming law student and a former law school admissions director, please let me know if you need any support during the admissions process!
Thank you!
I’m starting to study for it over the summer with Mike Kim’s Trainer & 7Sage. Hoping to apply for the fall 2024 cycle since I just finished sophomore year. Good luck on your LSAT!!😁 Do you have an insta?
I do have an Instagram although I am not currently active on it! I'll be sure to update some more through TH-cam while studying (: