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I have a dilemma. I received a 'no decision' from the law school I applied to. They said everything looks fine, but I should increase my LSAT score by 3-4 points. I am supposed to take the February LSAT in a month, but I feel nowhere near ready after not studying for 9 months since my last LSAT. Our priority deadline is April 1st, but since I've already applied and they're just waiting on updates, would taking the April LSAT be the best choice so I could set myself up for a better score? Or should I take both?
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Good news! This is doable! Depending on how much time you have to study per day, it is feasible. Have you checked out the study plan through 7 sage? They offer great analytics and have drills set up to the most impactful parts of the LSAT to improve your score.
From reading other 7 sage responses, the best way to improve is to drill, drill, drill. The strategy I have learned from others is to start with simple questions and consistently get those questions correct and then move to harder questions as you improve.
The individuals that have increased their scores about 6 or 7 points are drilling at least 4-5 hours a day. The study plan is great at providing a plan that will be feasible to meet your goals; it can provide a general picture of what it would take to meet your goals and what a timeline would look like.
Other 7 sage'ers mention the quality of their study time to be an obstacle, and they worry they keep repeating the same mistakes while drilling, and so there are different ways to support your learning to be focused and productive. Personally, I work through my wrong answers and then pretend I have to teach someone the concept and typically see the mistakes, and then practice the right concept.
It is a slow, grind type of process, but it is doable and feasible! You got this!