Navigating the LSAT can be challenging, especially if you’re trying to study for it with ADHD. Fortunately, understanding how to leverage your strengths and manage potential obstacles is key to achieving a great LSAT score.
More 🔑s to LSAT Success:
🤝 1. Don’t be shy about asking for help: You’re not in this alone! Accountability can mean a study buddy, a class, a tutor, or just a friend or parent who checks in on you. For my students with ADHD, they often said that a tutor or an LSAT class was just what they needed—someone to help keep them on track. And if you need them, ask for LSAT accommodations!
🗓️ 2. Create an LSAT study plan: Build out a daily, weekly, and monthly calendar. Put in your tests, your practice sets, and everything that is LSAT and law school-related.
📍 3. Be as specific as you can when planning your prep: Don’t just put “study for the LSAT” on your calendar. Put specific tasks into your calendar that direct you to where to go and what to do.
✨ A specific task is doable—a vague goal is ignorable. ✨
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