Hello! I'm starting to prepare for the LSATs and January is the latest I can take it to stay on time with my undergraduate trajectory. I took the LSATs too early during my freshman year and scored a 149. After taking a practice LSAT to diagnose myself before this LSAT cycle, I received a 147. I can't afford the 7sage foundation prep work so I was wondering if people have any suggestions for learning the foundations.
I am seeing so much terminology for strategies etc and I'm not sure where to start in tackling this.
I need to get at least a 170 to qualify for scholarships that can help me afford law school. Has anyone been able to make such a big leap?
Edit: As of now, I am revising all the questions I got wrong on LawHub and it takes me a minimum of an hour to revise each question I've gotten wrong because I'm worried about falling trap to the already knowing the answer so feeling like I understand when I don't.
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I got the fee waiver, and get to use 7sage for $2/month. This may be worth your time to apply.
147-->170 is a huge jump, from below average to the 95th percentile. It isn't just going to happen out of thin air, for sure. there's a reason that almost everyone does not get a 170, because it is very hard.
I say this out of love so you aren't disappointed later.