So, I struggle with sleep issues, and have to decide today whether to change my scheduled LSAT from morning to afternoon.

To get into the law school in my community safely, I need a score of 165. I have practiced three tests, and my best score was 167 after sleeping 9 hours two nights prior and 7 hours the night before the practice. On less than ideal sleep I scored 163. On practice sections I always do quite well on good sleep.

7Sage has been helping me to complete more questions. I have been trying to create a buffer so I can perform well regardless of sleep fluctuations.

Always I practice in the mornings, assuming that was when my mind was freshest. But a couple days ago by accident I discovered I could concentrate quite well in the mid-late afternoons. Although not quite as well as on a good morning, an afternoon test time would allow me to take a sleeping pill, since the affects will have worn off by the afternoon.

For over a month I have been training to write a 10am LSAT, developing a routine and so on, but now I feel that is all up in the air. Last night i awoke at 3am and despite yoga and meditation never went back to sleep.

Totally get this may be a mundane issue to bring up on this discussion, but it would be great to hear any advice, feedback, questions or support from any of my fellow test takers.

Good luck to everyone

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