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If you have a month to prepare for the LSAT, figuring out where to start can be overwhelming. If you’re starting with no prep, you’ll need a great one month LSAT study plan<\/a>, time to devote to LSAT study, and dedication. Ready to make the most of the time you have before your test? Let’s go!<\/p>\n For the updated LSAT in 2024, please view the PDF below:<\/p>\n <\/strong>What follows in this article is the study schedule for the pre-2024 LSAT. <\/a><\/p>\n We’ve designed this study plan for test-takers who can devote themselves to studying about half time (4-5 hours a day, 5-6 days a week) for the LSAT over the course of the month. If you’re only half-hearted about LSAT prep, this guide probably isn’t for you: the schedule takes you through all LSAT sections in detail, as well as providing plenty of practice. <\/p>\n This one month LSAT study plan assumes you’ll have about half of each day to study, most days of the week<\/strong>. We’ve scheduled in 1-2 days each week for rest. Overall, the plan will help you build stamina for the test as well as develop and retain the content and strategy knowledge you’ll need to ace it.<\/p>\n Depending on what else is happening in your life, this commitment might not be right for you. Taking longer to prepare for the LSAT, even if you need to reschedule your LSAT test date, might be the best choice in this situation.<\/p>\n However, if delaying your LSAT test date is not an option…<\/p>\n Yes, it’s possible! It’s not ideal, particularly if you’re looking for a big score bump, but a detailed, short LSAT study plan like this one can help get you there. In other words, one month is enough time to improve your LSAT score, but not enough time to maximize your score. <\/p>\n The LSAT is a very difficult exam. To perform well on test day, you\u2019ll need to be disciplined and dedicate 4\u20135 hours a day, 5\u20136 days a week. Use this one-month LSAT study schedule to get up to speed quickly and build confidence for test day.<\/p>\n If you have the time to prepare over the next four weeks, here\u2019s a plan that will help you get the most out of your study time. The schedule is laid out for you week by week and includes primary goals and a game plan for each week. The game plan sets out which Magoosh lessons to watch, the estimated time for each lesson, and when to take practice exams and do practice problems.<\/p>\n However, that being said, we know life happens. If you are here because you have found yourself with one month to go until the LSAT, but 20 hours a week is unrealistic for you, don’t be discouraged, we can still help! <\/p>\n During each week below, you’ll find a list of top priorities. If you focus on those top priorities, you can cut your workload down to around 10 hours a week and still see a score improvement. In general, if you are short on available time in the coming month, focus on watching the Magoosh lessons, completing at least three to four practice sections a week reinforcing the lesson content, and taking one practice test a week (in one sitting). <\/p>\n Make sure you carefully review the questions you got wrong and why you got them wrong on your practice tests so you have the best shot at improvement. Also, pay close attention to our lessons on Goal Setting<\/a> and Pacing Strategy<\/a>. Many people struggle with the LSAT because of the time pressure, and they rush through games or passages and make careless mistakes. <\/p>\n We find that students can improve their score by, say, focusing all their time on only 3 of the 4 logic games rather than attempting all 4. If you are short on study time, think about how you want to manage your time early on and stick to that in further practice. <\/p>\nDownload the Study Schedule as a PDF<\/h2>\n
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How to Use This One Month Study Schedule for the Pre-2024 LSAT<\/h2>\n
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Is It Possible to Study for the LSAT in a Month?<\/h3>\n
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\nTo fully complete this plan, you’ll need about 20 hours a week and 4-5 study days a week. Prepping for the LSAT in one month is not for the faint of heart! <\/p>\nWhat if You Don’t Have 20-30 Hours to Study Each Week?<\/h3>\n
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