Phase 3 Close: Three Timed Sections (LR, RC, LR), the First Full-Length Sitting Without an Experimental Section
Sitting Protocol
Three full 35-minute sections in one sitting: LR, RC, LR — the same section count and order the real test typically uses for its three functional sections (plus, on test day, a fourth hidden experimental section you won't be told the identity of). Take a short break after section 2, as on the real test. Mark unsure questions for blind review throughout.
Results to Record
Log all three sections' raw scores and timing in the Performance panel, with a breakdown by family (LR) and type/domain (RC). Compare against Day 72's LR-only numbers and Day 96's RC-only numbers — today is the first check on whether both hold up together, back to back, in one sitting.
Scoring
Track raw accuracy and pacing per section; this three-section sitting doesn't map to an official scaled score, but it's the closest rehearsal yet for real test-day stamina.
Peek into Phase 4
Phase 3 is done. Phase 4 spends four weeks on integration: LR and RC pacing inside full section context, stamina across a complete four-section sitting, your first four full official PrepTests, the LSAT Argumentative Writing checkpoint, and the April/June go/no-go decision before the Feb 25 deadline.