As I continue to prepare for the LSAT, it consistently proves itself as a time-driven test

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Kevin Flynn

12 mai 2018 21:34

As I continue to prepare for the LSAT, it consistently proves itself as a time-driven test. With that, it's incredibly important for students to become accustomed to the time limit. Just as the program sets a goal for scores, perhaps it could set a goal for timing? That way students are working with firm restrictions.

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anju

14 mai 2018 02:47
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Thanks for the feedback! Each practice task has a suggested time that goes with it (right now it currently only shows up at the end, though we're working on adding it to the beginning of the task as well). The timed mini-sections and full exams all do have time limits.

Would something like the suggested time help address your feedback?

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As I continue to prepare for the LSAT, it consistently proves itself as a time-driven test

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