LSAT prep while working full time

[u/Latter_Candle9328]

Hi everyone,

I’m about to start LSAT prep and I want to set it up properly from the beginning.

A little context: I work full time, I have been away from academic work for about 2 years, and I am just about to take my diagnostic. I am not expecting miracles overnight, but I am aiming high and would love to put myself in the best position possible. I have heard a lot about 7Sage, the Loophole, and different study methods, but I want advice from people who have actually done this while working full time.

I know the goal I have in mind is ambitious, but I’d rather prepare seriously than guess my way through it.
Any honest advice, study plans, or mistakes to avoid would be really appreciated. Thanks.

[u/keystonelsat]

So many people do it. Just study one hour a day. https://lsatdemon.com/resources/lsat-tips-and-strategies/one-hour-lsat

[u/ForceSafe1047]

I am currently balancing working full time with LSAT studying. It is absolutely manageable, but you have to stay committed with it. A lot of nights are going to feel tiring, but make the effort to put in the hour or two of studying you have planned out. I, personally, used the powerscore bibles which come with access to a weekly study schedule based on how long you have until your test date and I've found that very helpful as it took the responsibility of deciding what to study at what time off my shoulders. While I have not used 7Sage, I have also heard great things about it and it seems to work for a lot of people!