LSAT in 2 weeks: your countdown study plan
Your test date is fixed. This plan counts backward from it.
Who this plan fits
This plan fits if your test is 2 weeks away and your diagnostic is already within about 5 points of your target. This is polish, not construction. If the gap is bigger, move the test if you can.
Hours per week
20 to 30 hours a week (estimate). If you cannot hit the range, extend the timeline instead of cramming. Cramming does not work on this test.
The phases
Days 1-3
Full timed diagnostic. List every miss by question type. That list is the whole plan.
Middle days
Timed sections only. Drill your two weakest question types between tests. Review every miss the same day.
Final 3 days
Taper. Light drilling, review your notes, protect sleep. No new material.
Week by week
- Week 1: Diagnostic and a written plan. No plan, no progress.
- Week 2: Test week. Taper, routine, sleep.
Rules for the whole countdown
- Review every miss the same day. A practice test you do not review is just a confidence reading.
- Drills stay untimed until accuracy is stable, then timed. Never the reverse.
- One rest day per week. The brain consolidates on rest.
- The final week is a taper, not a cram. Protect sleep.
Start with a baseline
The free diagnostic scores every question type, so week one of your countdown is built on facts, not guesses.