How to Prepare the Evening Before the LSAT

The nerves of steel required to face down opponents in court may well begin their development when aspiring lawyers tackle the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). Here are some tips to survive the night before.

Difficulty:

Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need

• Maps
• Alarm Clocks
• High-energy Snacks
• Women's Watches
• Identification Cards
• Test Center Admission Tickets
• Pencils
• Erasers

1. Put away the books. Even if you could study for the types of questions presented on the LSAT, it's too late now.

2. Pack up. Your registration kit contains a list of recommended items for test day. Don't wait until the morning of the test to sharpen all those pencils.

3. Get your transportation details in order. Gas up the car, confirm car pool arrangements and directions, check bus or train schedules, and so forth.

4. Set your alarm earlier than you think is necessary to allow for last-minute emergencies.

5. Catch some Zzzs. At this point, you're as ready as you're going to be, so try to meet the challenge well-rested.