If you plan to prepare for the LSAT by book, ensure that you go slowly and understand all points thoroughly, just as you would for a university course textbook. You should plan to spend two to six months preparing for the LSAT. Do five 35-minute study sessions (with one ten-minute break after the third sessions) [...]
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How To Self-Study For the LSAT
November 3rd, 2009 
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