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LSATChrisSeptember 20, 2019
Study Method
My question is more of a study method question. I am only a week into studying with 114 days to go till my test. According to my calendar I am suppose to be working on the sufficient questions. However, I am not doing very well at them. I am doing a couple and then reviewing. If they are wrong I am watching the video to look for flaws in my thinking or setup. Am I doing the right thing or should I be more intensive?
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@LSATChris Ultimately, only you can decide what breakdown of studying works best for you. Obviously, the more you practice, the better chance you have of improving. Many students find the Sufficient/Necessary lesson to be one of the hardest lessons to grasp, so your experience does not sound abnormal. With time, patience, and practice, you should start to develop more familiarity with the logic used in the questions and to perform better than you originally did. As you're just beginning to study, I would recommend that you focus less on time and more on making sure that you thoroughly understand why the answer choices are correct or incorrect.
If there's anything else we can do to help you during this process (or if you'd like an explanation of any specific Sufficient/Necessary question), please let us know. We're here to help!
LSATChrisSeptember 21, 2019
Thank you that's great information
RaviOctober 17, 2019
@LSATChris, let us know if you have any other questions—we're here to help!
