Test Tracking Spreadsheet

[dgonzalez412]

Hi, I am about to start studying for the LSAT again. I have studied before, but due to work I have had to postpone my studying twice. I noticed the second time that I began studying, that I had a hard time picking up where I left of. I understand that this isn't a test I can cram for and that continous studying is necessary, and that, of course, is my plan.

I think that I need a better way to keep track of my progress and identify patterns. I have read a couple of posts that suggest keeping a detailed spreadsheet documenting the question type, whether it was correct, the test it appeared on, and so on...but can anyone provide me with a sample spreadsheet.

Thank you in advance for your time!

DMG

[Ron Gore]

Hi, DMG!

Great timing on your question. We are making some changes to our current spreadsheet, and will be providing it soon. In the meantime, to take a look at some of the fields you might want to include in your record keeping, check out the LSAT Score Analyzer we've made for all LSATs.

Thanks!

[Lulu]

Hi,

Could you please provide a link to the most current test tracking spreadsheet?

Thanks,

Lulu

[Dave Killoran]

Hi Lulu,

All score analytics and study plans, and wrong answer trackers have been consolidated on our LSAT Self Study site at https://studentcenter.powerscore.com/self-study. The test analytics database there has eliminated our usage of spreadsheets

Thanks!

[Lulu]

Thanks, Dave!

Very cool features!