Tomorrow is the June test administration for the LSAT. What should you be doing today?
You should do just enough to keep your head in the game for the next day. Teams don’t have full-contact practices the day before the Super Bowl. Similarly, you shouldn’t shift into high gear for the LSAT at this stage; indeed, the opposite is better. You understand what you understand, you have the techniques you have, and an extra day isn’t going to matter much. In fact, hard preparation the day before the test is usually counterproductive; it can induce panic, uncertainty in your techniques, and just generally wear you out so you’ll be less rather than more fresh on the one day that actually matters.
You should, in other words, follow the schedule for the day before the exam that you established weeks ago; seldom do adjustments to a well-conceived plan help. If you’ve…
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