Im taking the LSAT in September i need a 160 but i'm stuck in the 150s i've finished most of the loophole done practice tests but the highest i've gotten on a pt is a 155 and the blind review was 160. i dont know what else to i've been studying since May and i'm honestly ready to give up.
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I would recommend taking a day off from the LSAT if you have been ramping up on practice lately. You don't need quantity , you need quality practice now. To go from 150s to 160, you need to have a stronger understanding of core LSAT question types and the correct answers. Review the 2 or 3 question-types that are your "highest priority" on 7sage and figure out a strategy on getting more of those questions correct.
If it's necessary assumption, try the loophole's strategy and 7sage's "negating the answer choice to see if it destroys the argument" strategy. Pick the one that works best for you. If you can increase your accuracy on some of the most-common question types, you can increase your score to 160 in the coming weeks.
Are you better at RC or LR?