Finding Structure in Your LSAT Prep: The LSAT Boss 10-Week Study Plan

If You're Struggling to Stay Organized, You're Not Alone

A huge challenge for LSAT students isn't just mastering logical reasoning or reading comprehension—it’s figuring out what to study, when to study, and how to stay accountable. If you find yourself staring at LSAT materials but not knowing where to start, it’s not a personal failing—it means you need structure.

Comprehensive 10-week study plan for the LSAT focusing on logical reasoning and reading comprehension, with detailed practice drills and error-tracking methods.

Many test-takers experience ADHD, anxiety, OCD, PTSD, or simply haven’t studied in a formal setting for a while, making focus and consistency difficult. Do you:

✔ Struggle to decide what to work on each day

✔ Get overwhelmed trying to plan your study timeline

✔ Feel stuck in a cycle of procrastination or frustration

If so, then it’s time to build structure into your LSAT prep. This plan is designed to support our LSAT Boss students who are using their LSAT BOSS study planner and wrong answer tracker, an accountability-focused study system designed to make sure you never feel lost during your prep.

LSAT Boss Study Plan for a 10+ Point Increase

Week	Focus Area	Drill Sets & Practice	Timed Practice	Tracking Mistakes
6/16/2025	Diagnostic Exam & Argument Structure	Identify conclusions	None (Skill-building phase)	Track misidentified conclusions
6/23/2025	Role & Method of Reasoning	Role of statement	1-2 untimed LR sections	Log misinterpretations of role/method
6/30/2025	Assumptions & Principles	Necessary vs. Sufficient assumptions	2-3 untimed LR sections	Track assumption errors
7/7/2025	Strengthen & Weaken	Strengthening vs. Weakening arguments	3-4 untimed LR sections	Log misunderstanding of justification
7/14/2025	Inferences & Must Be True	Inference-based reasoning drills	3-5 untimed sections → move to timed	Track incorrect inference patterns
7/21/2025	Flaws & Resolve/Explain & Parallel Reasoning	Flaw identification	2-4 timed sections	Log flaw misidentifications
7/28/2025	Reading Comp – Structure & Main Idea	Extracting conclusions	LR & RC: 1-2 timed sections	Evaluate all weaknesses; assign additional homework to address pattern weakensses
8/4/2025	Reading Comp – Inferential Reasoning	Supporting details & author attitude analysis	LR &RC: 2-4 timed sections	Evaluate all weaknesses; assign additional homework to address pattern weakensses
8/11/2025	Reading Comp – Evidence & Contrasting Views	Tracking author viewpoints	LR & RC: 2-4 timed sections	Evaluate all weaknesses; assign additional homework to address pattern weakensses
8/18/2025	Comparative Passages & Test Simulation	Refining weak areas	Full-length LSAT test	Final error analysis & accuracy trends

Extending Your Plan for Greater Score Increases

• If you're aiming for a 10+ point improvement, extend this study plan to 10-15+ weeks, adding targeted refinement weeks.

• Estimate that each additional 2-3 point gain requires an extra month of structured study to ensure steady progress. To see greater gains in a short period, you may want to consider personalized support.

• If you’re using 50% extra time accommodations, or the stop/start clock accommodation, extend your study schedule to ensure you allot enough time to manage symptoms in your efforts to study and reach your goal score.

• If you need more time to reread questions, take breaks, and complete timed practice sections in simulated testing conditions, you will likely need longer study sessions to reach your mastery level understanding of complex topics. Plan accordingly to maximize motivation, endurance and processing speed.

  
  

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Structure matters. If you feel like you have plateaued in your LSAT prep, or feel unfocused or unsure about what to study next or where to start, accountability can make the difference. Join an LSAT Boss live class or get one-on-one support to keep you on track, engaged, and making real progress toward your goal LSAT score. 🚀

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