How early should I start studying?

[Julie Fern]

Ha-ha, yea it has some questions about logic.

hilarious!

[LawDog3]

Train AND work on reading simultaneously. Get the Scientific American, the Smithsonian, the Wall Street Journal and any other publication with dense material and start reading it on the regular. And train for the LSAT early and often. There are some basic nuances you must understand before you begin focusing on pacing and time-testing.

[besotted]

Also, is it to my understanding that the LSAT is based on alot of logic questions,correct? What other type of questions are on the LSAT?

I died a little inside reading this.   

[Julie Fern]

Train AND work on reading simultaneously. Get the Scientific American, the Smithsonian, the Wall Street Journal and any other publication with dense material and start reading it on the regular. And train for the LSAT early and often. There are some basic nuances you must understand before you begin focusing on pacing and time-testing.

oh, absolutely.  make sure read every book ever written before even thinking about taking lsat.

[k0em9u]

Generally speaking I would say an online university is bad

Yes.

By and large your undergraduate is utterly unimportant for law school.

No.

I was talking about the actual undergrad study, not the school or GPA. Sorry if I was being unclear about that. No, an online university isn't going to impress anyone, but if you have an compelling state interest, eh, I mean, reason for having gone that path, I honestly do not think it will hurt him much, if at all.

And yes, your undergraduate study in itself is worthless.

[Scentless Apprentice]

Yeah, I understand that. I was asking what other types of questions there are.

HAHAHAHA!!!

[k0em9u]

Train AND work on reading simultaneously. Get the Scientific American, the Smithsonian, the Wall Street Journal and any other publication with dense material and start reading it on the regular. And train for the LSAT early and often. There are some basic nuances you must understand before you begin focusing on pacing and time-testing.

Wtf?

Do you work for Kaplan or something? It seems every post you make is aimed at unnecessarily freaking people out like *&^%.

[Julie Fern]

not to worry:  he idiot.

[k0em9u]

Fair enough.

That doesn't rule out working for Kaplan though, on the contrary.

[Julie Fern]

julie never say otherwise.