Adjusting 6 Month Self-study plan

[eschung91@gmail.com]

Hello,
I've been studying on-and-off for a few months now, but just recently started following the 6 month study plan to take the test in June.
Logical Games have always been my favorite section and I am doing extremely well on it - even on the "advanced" games. (Only making careless mistakes)
How would you recommend adjusting my study plan until June? I noticed the study plan focuses relatively heavily on the LG section. Would it be okay to not completely read the LG Bible (I'm on Ch5) and only practice LG intermittently?
I feel like I am wasting my time that I could be using to practice for the RC and LR section.

I'm also taking the Online Weekender course and just finished my first weekend.

Thank you in advance!
Elizabeth

[Ron Gore]

Hi Elizabeth!

I am so happy to hear about your progress and success so far with Logic Games!

It seems that you are highly motivated and organized. I have no doubt that you know who you are as a test taker. If you think it might be best to reallocate some of your time to studying Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, you're probably right.

What I would recommend, though, would be a middle-ground approach. I would use the study guide to help...well...guide your study as it relates to Logic Games. If you're already strong on Games, then check in with the topics covered in the study guide and and do some, but not all, of the work. It can't hurt, and might actually help you realize that some of what you currently consider to be "careless mistakes" might actually indications of flawed (or inefficient) technique. By doing a bit, but not all, of the materials referenced in the study plan, you can make sure you've covered everything and give yourself a tuneup on some of the fundamentals, but not waste precious study time that might be spent more effectively in other areas.

Make sense?

Best wishes!

Ron