Self-study
So, I just signed up for the June LSAT... I was hesitant to do so because I felt like I've been seeing little improvement, but I decided I could take the test again in September if push came to shove. For context, I had a 164 diagnostic (it was timed and under real test conditions), and that was at the beginning of March. I have been pretty stagnant for my scaled score, and my raw score has stayed consistent or gone up by around 5. I know I have the potential to do it because on some timed sections I've been able to consistently score -1/-2 but recently, with finals, I've been stressed and my scores have declined.
I'm hoping now that that craziness is gone and I have all of May to study, I will see a lot of improvement, but does anyone have any tips? Is this realistic? I seem to be falling for trap answers when I get down to 2 choices and running out of time at the end of my tests.
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Hey! I am new to all this but based on what I've heard you should take the LSAT once you have you reach your dream score on practice tests. I am not saying that you can't, but you should take it once you don't feel nervous about it. I was planning on taking it in June also but because my scores are not good I am waiting until I achieve my dream score. Wishing you the best of luck!