Pookie's LSAT advice

[vagrant]

What is it with Canadians using "written/wrote" the LSAT?  GEES!   

[TDPookie1]

re the workout/breakfast before the test, i might have written this in my original post, but i would only do that if you're used to doing it.  i used to never eat breakfast, so when i did eat right after waking up, i would get a stomachache.  i had to wait about two hours to eat anything.

the same advice backs up what praetor said about sleeping pills.  you really shouldn't do anything totally out of the ordinary or your mind/body might freak out.

good luck, feb test takers! 

[A.J]

Yeah, I agree.  Dont do anything like start and/or suddenly stop a major drug addiction (caffiene, for instance).

[mmyles]

See, I would have to disagree.  Though it seemed to work for the rest of you guys, so that's great - it's just a matter of the individual.  But, by the time I was finished with the LSAT, I couldn't have imagined taking any more test sections.  I never could have done practice sections before the actual test.  I would have been too burned out near the end.  I did warm up my mind in other ways, though...woke up early, moved around a lot, and listened to music (opera to be specific).  This helped me to function without stressing me out.  And listening to classical music before a test is supposed to be very beneficial.

[theo]

See, I would have to disagree.  Though it seemed to work for the rest of you guys, so that's great - it's just a matter of the individual.  But, by the time I was finished with the LSAT, I couldn't have imagined taking any more test sections.  I never could have done practice sections before the actual test.  I would have been too burned out near the end.  I did warm up my mind in other ways, though...woke up early, moved around a lot, and listened to music (opera to be specific).  This helped me to function without stressing me out.  And listening to classical music before a test is supposed to be very beneficial.

You all should be listening to classical music now, don't save it for test day.

Whatever the hell you do, don't listen to this:

http://db.playego.com.br/orafiles/01122005120941567g.swf

It will stick in your head and lead to total nervous breakdown during the second logic game.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

It is pretty catchy, though.

Anybody understand Hebrew?  I think that's the language.

[bobwil50]

BUMP FOR THE JUNE TEST TAKERS

[Whoaz]

Great advice. I am definitely going to take a MINI LSAT before the test.

[ImVinny!]

What did you guys do the weekend before? Just relax or study at all?
Any advice on that?

[SanchoPanzo]

What did you guys do the weekend before? Just relax or study at all?
Any advice on that?

I do not plan to "Study". I plan to take some sections here and there but don't intend to score the sections. The purpose will be to keep my LSAT mind in gear. Hence, I will not score the test because if I do, I will find out that (A) I'm in great shape and scored a 180 (which will not happen) or (B) that I’m not totally ready because there are still things to learn (which I already know and don't need to be reminded the day before the test!)

[Eli]

Anybody understand Hebrew?  I think that's the language.

Yes im fluent in both modern and biblcal hebrew. whats the words?