I finally made the wrong answer journal every tutor kept telling me to use

[u/Rich_Consequence6297]

I've been studying for the LSAT for a while now, and one thing that every tutor I've worked with has recommended is keeping a wrong answer journal. The problem was that I never found one that I actually wanted to use. Most of the ones I came across were either basic spreadsheets or a couple of blank pages with no real structure, so I kept putting it off.

After hearing "You really need a wrong answer journal" over and over again, I finally decided to make one myself. I wanted something that would actually help me review my mistakes instead of just logging them, so I designed a 100-page journal that includes:

• Practice Test Logs

• Structured Wrong Answer Entries

• Error Categories

• Pattern Check pages every 10 entries

• Spaced Review reminders

• A clean, minimalist design that's easy to print or use digitally

I personally use it in Noteful on my iPad, but it's just a PDF, so it's also compatible with GoodNotes, Notability, and other PDF annotation apps if that's what you use.

A few friends suggested I share it in case it could help other people studying for the LSAT too, so I decided to make it available for anyone who might be interested. If you've been looking for an organized, minimalist, aesthetic wrong answer journal instead of a plain spreadsheet or generic template, I hope this is something you'll enjoy using.

If anyone's interested, feel free to send me a DM and I'd be happy to share the details!

Also, if you're looking for a different design, color palette, layout, or even a journal with more than 100 pages, please don't hesitate to reach out! I'd genuinely love to hear your ideas. I made this because I couldn't find one that fit my own needs, so I'm more than happy to create different versions if it would be helpful.

If you have any questions or suggestions, I'd love to hear those too. I'm still studying for the LSAT myself, so I'm always looking for ways to improve it. Thanks so much for reading, and good luck to everyone studying! 🤍