Guess I'm the only one but I've done both and I prefer online over going in person. In person you have to worry about other people testing. In my case, I had people coming in and out of the room and making a bunch of noise. They give you headphones, but they're pretty uncomfortable. Also, the proctors seemed like they didn't know what they were doing and they were unprofessional. They didn't give me any instructions on what to do during the intermission between sections two and three. So I just sat there not wanting to be disqualified. If you can get your house to yourself and have a reliable internet connection, I'd definitely go with online.

I thought we can't equate many to most? Why is it ok for this question?

Hey I want to let you know you are not alone. I'm in the exact same boat as you. I took my first PT in February and got a 148. I got a little over half way through the first two sections, and then forced myself to finish the last sections. I was in school at this time though, so I didn't really dedicate much time studying after. I might've studied 20 hours from February to the end of May, and then I took another practice test. I thought to myself this time I would just try to focus on finishing all of the sections and my score would go up. And it did! I got a 156 on this practice test, and I was a little under halfway done with the core curriculum in 7sage I think. This put the impression on me that my improvement would be linear after this, and it would be smooth sailing. Boy was I wrong. Since then, I've been consistently studying around 20 hours per week, and I still haven't been able to beat that 156 score. Studying for this test has proven to be one of the most challenging and frustrating things I've done in my life. I haven't gotten the results back yet, but I took the August LSAT and I'm pretty sure I bombed it lol. I'm going to try and take a week off and come back to studying to see if that helps. I'll let you know how it goes.