When and how to review drill sets

[cmanganiello]

Hi everyone,

As far as the drill sets go (especially logic games) do you review them immediately after you finish or is it okay if you wait a few days to come back and review them?

Also - are you supposed to do the drills under time constraints or take your time through them?

I am just trying to make use of the material as efficiently as possible.

Thanks!

[Stephanie Oswalt]

Hi everyone,

As far as the drill sets go (especially logic games) do you review them immediately after you finish or is it okay if you wait a few days to come back and review them?

Also - are you supposed to do the drills under time constraints or take your time through them?

I am just trying to make use of the material as efficiently as possible.

Thanks!

Hi cmanganiello,

There's not necessarily a "right" or "wrong" way to use and review the drill sets; the answers to your questions will largely depend on where you are in your studying and what you need to focus on.

That being said, the drills are designed for practicing and honing your skills with specific question types, so typically it's better to take your time on them rather than do them timed and rush through them. But, once you finish a drill set, either way, pay attention to how long it took you to complete each question!

This blog post refers to reviewing full tests, but the advice (particularly Methods II and III) is also valid for drill sets: https://blog.powerscore.com/lsat/the-be ... ice-tests/. Which method you choose again depends on a number of factors. Some students prefer to review the drill questions right after they finish them. This provides the opportunity to review while the questions are fresh in your mind. Others students prefer to wait for a day or two -- which is best if you are already mentally fatigued after finishing a full drill set.

Thanks!