LSAT Test Day Prep Q&A | LSAT Prep in the Final Weeks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IbSv0sORHw LSAT Blog: http://lsatblog.blogspot.com   Live LSAT Test Day Prep Q&A with Steve Schwartz of LSAT Blog on What to Do Before the LSAT   Q&A timestamps:   1:00 - My LSAT Test Day Story   4:30 - how to avoid test day drop - general simulating test day conditions and avoiding nerves/anxiety   6:54 - would you recommend taking PTs the week of the exam? studying in the final week and detailed review   11:34 - how many full-length PTs should you do before Test Day   13:20 - should you review everything?   15:27 - Logic Games rule substitution questions   17:21 - how long should you take to complete each section, logical reasoning pacing strategy   22:02 - pre-exam bubbling "housekeeping" questions timed?   22:55 - what were your biggest realizations when studying   26:27 - how many questions miss and score 170+   27:55 - doing most difficult questions first?   30:07 - Reading Comp   32:58 - how internalize mistakes to avoid making them again   37:26 - 170+ study plan   38:30 - how properly review and approach RC   40:45 - should I have a plan for how many games/passages to attack   42:23 - would you recommend elimination for RC and LR   44:26 - brain is tired - how to use time remaining on a section   46:32 - when doing full PT, should you review extra section?   48:12 - is 2 months enough time to practice for a retake? how should studying be structured?   51:15 - how much time to spend reviewing per exam?   55:00 - Khan Academy LSAT Course Review   57:56 - LSAT and Law School Rolling Admissions   1:01:29 - working by q-type, do you time yourself   Here are 7 quick tips:   * Make a Test Day playlist with motivational songs and videos * Practice mindfulness meditation * Make sure you allow time for sleep, diet, exercise, and relaxation * Simulate test day conditions and prepare for distractions * Relax the day before, but... * Pack your bag the day before * Do a few warm-up questions before entering the test center   ***   This is a taste of what you'll find in my LSAT checklists, which are for you if:   * you want to save time and energy * you're worried you might forget something * you want a better list than the one you'd create for yourself * you want to be able to prepare stress-free * you're getting ready for test day and want to remember everything     Get your copies here: http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/p/lsat-checklists.html   ***   More LSAT Test Day Q&A Videos: http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/p/prepare-lsat-test-day-tips.html#videos   ***   Free LSAT Test Day Articles: http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/p/prepare-lsat-test-day-tips.html   ***