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How long does it take the average person to complete the core curriculum? Tips for studying 8 months
I am planning on taking the LSAT in April and/or June of 2021. My goal is to complete the core curriculum by December and then spend the months leading up to the test brushing up on skills and drilling a Practice Tests. Is this a realistic time frame? My ultimate goal is to get at the very least a 160 but willing to put in all the work I need to get a 165-170. I started this course on August 10, but started reading the PowerScore Bibles over quarantine in April, May, and June.
Any advice would be much appreciated. Good luck everyone!
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Yeah that's super realistic and I have no doubt you'll score well above 170 with that much time
I did CC Sept-Nov in 2019 and PTs/drills Dec 2019 - June 2020 while working a full time consulting job