# The LSAT study week

URL: https://gocutline.com/templates/lsat-study-schedule/

An LSAT study week: logical reasoning and reading comprehension on alternating days from 09:00, a timed practice test on Saturday and a blind review on Sunday.

## Why it works
- **One skill per day** gives depth instead of switching.
- **Blind review:** redo the questions you were unsure of, before you see the answers.
- **Timed tests** at the same time as your real test.

## Make it yours
- Use official LSAC practice material through LawHub.
- If you work, shift the two hours to the evenings.

## Use it
Open the [week builder](https://gocutline.com/#try), paste the line below and adjust the times to your life:

> Logical reasoning 2h mon wed fri at 9, Reading comprehension 2h tue thu at 9, Practice test 3h sat at 9, Blind review 2h sun at 10, Gym 3x at 17

The week: Logical reasoning 2h mon wed fri at 9, Reading comprehension 2h tue thu at 9, Practice test 3h sat at 9, Blind review 2h sun at 10, Gym 3x at 17

## Questions

**What is blind review for the LSAT?**
After a timed test and before you see your score, you redo the questions you marked with no timer. It shows what you got right by luck.

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