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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 ; and (3) eat a balanced meal and get enough sleep.

Our data found that: (1) our algorithm helped users improve faster by reducing the number of LR questions required for an increase in their LR timed section score; (2) Breadth drilling (discussed in our previous blog) is more beneficial at the beginning stages of LSAT prep while Depth drilling is more beneficial in the later stages; and (3) for LR, regularly taking timed sections in between drilling is more effective than taking timed sections only.

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.