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For your actual LSAT test day, we have the following advice: 1. Approach the official LSAT as you've practiced it in the past 2. Trust your skills 3. Eat a balanced meal and get enough sleep.

A common question our users ask is, “Should I drill intensively for a short period of time and is it okay to have a break in between?” Our data suggests that there is an advantage to taking your time to prepare and thereafter drilling as many questions as you can! 

Almost everyone hits a wall at some point during their LSAT preparation. When does plateauing typically occur and what should you do?

Strategic allocation of time is crucial. Learn from our data how much time you should target for different question difficulties and how to improve timing!

Regularly taking timed sections in between drilling is more effective than taking timed sections or drilling alone. Take a look at what our data reveal!

AdeptLR helps users improve LR faster with less effort! Take a look at what our data reveal!

Should you be going for breadth drilling (drilling across categories) or depth drilling (drilling specific categories)? We will show you what our users typically do!

Our data found that (1) users' LR timed section score steady increases the more questions they drill, and (2) with our adaptive algorithm, Depth-First Drillers (discussed in the blog) spend the majority of their time tackling moderate to difficult questions and achieve on average 21.4% accuracy improvement when answering difficult questions.