<p>Ok, so I'm still a sophomore so it may be a little premature for me to be asking this question, but then again, I'd rather be a little early in knowing the answer rather than being a little late. So I go to a university that is on the semester schedule, and not a quarter schedule. School usually starts at the end of August, sometimes first week of September. If I dedicate the entire summer going into Senior year studying for the LSAT and intend to go to the October testing session, would all that studying go to waste if I have to distract all that knowledge with 5 courses and inevitably 5 different midterms?</p>
<p>If so, what do you suggest I do? Is it better to study when school ends(mid-may) and take the June session, meaning I get one month of studying before going DIRECTLY into the test, or is it better to take the three months, and reduce my studying for a month and a half before going into the test?</p>