Hello!
I'm fairly new to the "LSAT world," and studying for the test in general. I'm planning on taking the June LSAT, and honestly, I haven't taken a standardized exam since the ACT back in 2013... So I'm struggling with identifying the best way to go about studying--efficiently. I know how I personally study best, and I've laid out a study plan accordingly: 1 chapter/section a week (for 12 weeks) and focus on the content-specifics of that chapter during the week...
I'm not the type of student that can spend 1-2 hours a day studying each week; I'm more of the 3-4 hours 4x a week type of student, but that's because I typically take notes while I'm reviewing the chapter for the first time, but I'm just wondering if it would be better to solely focus on the content and lessons in the chapter first--without taking notes--and then go back and take notes over the chapter? I guess, overall, I'm just worried that I'm spending too much time focusing on grasping the concepts/lessons of each chapter, when I could perhaps be better allocating my time to say, random practice questions, etc.
Any (and all) advice on a healthy balance between content from the book and the best method for reinforcing those concepts??
Thanks!