re: Law school students or Lawyers, how did you study for the LSAT?

There is only so much you can do to improve your reading comp. How much you can improve your logic is based on how much logic you already have (I took an Intro to Logic course in college which far outstripped the rudimentary logic needed on the LSAT). Logic games is where you need to put in the work. There are some "tricks" to learn, but most importantly, you just have to do a metric frickton of them in practice. I didn't practice them nearly enough, so when I took the LSAT, I got every single question correct on the Games section I answered... but didn't get to 8-10 questions because I was simply taking too damned long. With more practice, I would have been much quicker.

With that said, my score was still good enough to get a partial scholarship at LSU (I destroyed the other three sections of the LSAT) and had I received any better of a scholarship I would have lost it because of the silly-high GPA requirement to maintain, so I suppose all's well that ends well