Unlike other tests you’ve likely encountered in your academic journey, there really isn’t a lot to memorize on the LSAT. , The main exceptions are a limited number of key LSAT terms and concepts that will be important to memorize to do the actual work of LSAT studying. For example, the terms shown in the video can help you gauge an argument’s logical force and determine if an argument is strong or weak. Example: “Tina will be ready to present her report,” is stronger than “Tina could be ready.”

Here are some tips to help you create a successful LSAT study schedule: 1️⃣ Start early: Don’t wait until the last minute to start studying for the LSAT. Give yourself enough time to cover all the material and take practice tests. 2️⃣ Set realistic goals: Be honest with yourself about how much time you can commit to studying each day or week. It’s better to have a consistent schedule than try to cram in long study sessions that leave you burnt out. | Blueprint LSAT Preparation