@Ssss Thank you! Same to you.

@danjpeach96 Thank you! I've definitely seen improvements overall, especially with my BR. It harder for me because I have almost no time alone to study so I know that's a factor in why I'm not doing as well as I would like. I am getting a lot faster at answering questions and I'm able to identify some of the patterns even if I can't put it into words. I'm also working on learning when to skip question types that I waste too much time on. Previously, majority of my BR would be for incorrect answers and now a lot is just changing my answers or taking a little too long on answering. I'm never able to get through more than a few questions without having to pause for something so going straight through while timed has been my biggest challenge. But that's more to do with my family and work. This platform has been a huge help! Good luck in your journey and I hope it works out well for you.

If it makes you feel any better, I'm in a similar boat only older. I'm 36 going on 37 and studying to try and get into law school next year. I'll be taking the June LSAT since I bombed the January one. And since I have a home and kids and can't move, or go to law school near me, I'll be applying to schools that offer an online 4 year program with minimal site visits. Good luck! I don't think its as rare as one would assume.

I don't have any advice since I'm dealing with the same issues. But just wanted you to know you're not alone. I have been drilling non-stop and I do feel like that has help me a little with improving. I've still got two more months of that and I'm hoping during that time I'll be able to my scores up to at least close to my BR scores.

I use both. I typically use the lightbulb when I got an answer right but I realize I was wavering, or if I feel like I just need a little extra context. I use the video explanations when I get an answer wrong or I feel like the question just went completely over my head, even if I guessed correctly.

@kellymarie I bit the bullet and got myself an iPad to do my wrong answer journal with and I am absolutely loving it. It takes me far less time to complete and I am able to hide what I want so that when I review I can try again before seeing certain notes and the correct answer choice. I do like the template in the notes section on here though and I still use it.

@keirakhami I have never heard of that. I will look into it. Thank you very much.

@Kihla333 thank you for your experience. I was wondering if the trade off would be more beneficial. I know everyone is different but it still helps gets others perspectives. Good luck on your journey!

@Stas1973 my daughter has an art app that lets her add layers, so then something can be concealed just by removing the layer. Any chance it has something like that? lol Wishful thinking I suppose.

I just like to try the questions again with fresh eyes before I see the answer and see if I've grown my skills enough to get the question right. I am definitely making a paper wrong answer journal for now and writing out my explanations and highlighting/marking words or phrases that I might miss that make the difference in choosing the right ac vs the wrong ac.

I really appreciate your response. And good luck to you in your journey as well.

@J.Y.Ping thank you so much for that. I don't know how I never noticed that feature before. That is very helpful when I'm making my notes for the questions I've gotten wrong.

@Kihla333 I know statistics tend to show that writing things helps you to remember them better. Do you feel like doing it in excel is as beneficial as if you had just written it all out?

@Happy2beDone! congratulations!

It might be worth calling LSAC and see if they can give you more details if you did not get your score today.

@Jake. Man I'm sorry to hear that. I definitely think next time I'll be trying to make a way to take it at home. I learned I definitely need to be able to read out loud to help with my concentration.

Took mine today. I’m not feeling so great about it. I couldn’t finish any sections on time. 😔

Took the drill before the lesson and got 3/5 and still only 3/5 after BR. Decided not to look at the answers and went to the video and watched how Kevin approached the question and answers for the 1st question and then how he approached the prompt for the 2nd question and retook the drill again trying to use the same approach. Got a 5/5 and cut my time down significantly (from 15 minutes to 10) since I was originally mapping every question and most answers, up until I got to a part I felt didn't fit. This is usually a question stem I would skip since I know it takes me a lot of time. Thanks Kevin!!

#feedback The information under the question stem, when you press the lightbulb, States 'Passage A' both times instead of Passage A and then Passage B.

These are wonderful and really helping me to identify the areas that I need the most practice in. I must say though.....the 'Moses of the hot spring' line really made me laugh.

Kevin is the GOAT!

10/13 so not bad but disappointed in myself that it only went to 11/13 after blind review.

Note for others: I would do horrible on BR because I always assumed I got things wrong, when I didn't. If you put your cursor on the red info circle where it says the question was suggested for BR, it will tell you why it was suggest.

@kyorofan20 that could never happen, but it's a nice thought lol

@Dpolanco I checked GA and anything there is too far. My realistic options are the new law program at Jacksonville University or UF. Possibly FSU but that would be a very long commute. But I couldn't attend any of those until year 2 since they all have the 20-hour work week restriction for year 1. It's lucky you all have the train option up there. They were talking about building one down here, but it got shot down which was a huge disappointment for many of us.

@calliekoskovich I still watched it to see what errors could be made so that I can try not to make them on future questions. But I usually only go over the answer choices that are popular and missed by a larger portion of people.