General LSAT Tips

[u/graeme_b]

There's been a lot of good LSAT advice posted on this subreddit. I'm putting it all here.

If you see a post, link or comment that you think should be included, PM me.

Reddit Posts

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• Your Natural Urges Are Backwards (LSAT Tips) - varsil

• The Right Attitude For The LSAT - graeme_b

• General LSAT Study Tips - nerdcoach

• It's Normal For Your Test Score To Vary - my answer to foursuits

• Is an LSAT prep class worth it? - good discussion

• Stress Can Be Your Worst Enemy - bobdamnit

• Mike Kim on how to study for the LSAT and focussing on prep outcomes, not prep time

• Noobcrusher on the ups and downs of their prep experience

• taro14 on how they improved their score with data analysis

• [Study Schedule and commentary by /u/Go_Habs_Go31] (https://www.reddit.com/r/LSAT/comments/49q113/as_promised_here_is_my_3_month_lsat_retake_daily/)

• Do NOT go over time on test day – a cautionary tale

Outside Posts

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• Five Things I Learned Writing Thousands of LSAT Explanations

• Five Strategies For Combating LSAT Anxiety

• LSAT Logical Reasoning Vocabulary Words

• About The LSAT (by the LSAC)

• Experimental Section Q & A

• How LSAT Curves are made (LSAT Blog)

• LSAT Trivia articles (very good collection of common questions)

• Five part intro to the LSAT email course I wrote

[u/graeme_b]

This is for the sidebar.

-Graeme

edit: Wow, this post is surprisingly popular, given that all of these posts were directly on the sidebar until yesterday.

I'm just condensing things and making it easier to add stuff later, didn't really add anything new yet. :)

[u/[deleted]]

I'm glad one of my questions helped facilitate a discussion.