Self-study
hi everyone, little back story. Iāve been studying for the LSAT for about 3 1/2 months now. I starting off with drilling and then hopped on to the study plan with my test date sent for June 6. My diagnostic was a 148 back in January, I took one today and got a 145. I feel like all the hard work and time Iāve dedicated has not paid off AT ALL. I do feel like Iām understanding everything while doing the study plan but maybe Iām not applying it well or enough practice???
Please drop any recommendations/encouragement to not want to give up. āļø
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I completely get how you feel b/c I was in the exact same boat almost a year prior. I had a diagnostic of 147, and after ~2-3 months of studying (going thru the core curriculum and all), my PT was like a 145 too. I would say I've improved since then, and it all came down to just drilling more + reviewing fundamentals over time, espc since it takes time for the material to be ingrained. I believe you'll see results if you're patient with the process!
Hello! Have you finished the core curriculum? Grammar is also a big thing for this test. The core curriculum has a good section that covers basic grammar that has helped me with the arguments.
Hang in there! You are not alone, I'm actually in the exact same position! Looking for some tips as well smh