To Apply or Not to Apply: That is my Question

Hey everyone! I hope you're all doing well and studying/application season isn't totally wiping you out. I'm really struggling with LSAT self-esteem currently and would love to get advice/experiences from people on next steps.

I originally took the test in June and got a 151 (about what I was expecting, I've never been the strongest standardized test taker). I've decided to retake in September to see if I can do any better with the hopes of applying for the upcoming cycle. However, even after resetting my foundational learning of conditionals, causation, question types, etc, I haven't seen much improvement in my overall score. It feels like no matter how I rethink or look at a question, it's just not clicking. This has made me incredibly insecure and unmotivated. I don't have much hope for my retake, and have been debating if it's worth it for me to apply.

Everyone I've talked to said I should apply both for the experience and that fact that the rest of my application is good ( I have a very high GPA and strong writing skills with decent experiences). But all the articles I've read and videos I've watched seem to imply that nothing matters without a strong LSAT score. So I'd love anyone's advice on what may be the best course of action. I'm not looking for sympathy or studying advice, as it's unfortunately a little late for major changes.

If anyone is struggling with the same issue or feeling the same way, know that you're not alone! We'll get through this someday.

Side note - if anyone has recommendations on schools with strong entertainment law programs/networks, I'd be super grateful! Have a good night everyone!