@SophieChasen It's definitely so frustrating! With only a few months left I don't want to waste time practicing in ways that won't help and I feel like it can be hard to figure out where to go from here because I understand the material but have trouble executing it on actual tests lol
@SerinJ Thank you so much! I will definitely try a PT with some extra time and see if that helps. I've seen some people recommend untimed drills to gain speed, would you say there's any merit to that?
@AltanM Thank you! I've tried wrong answer journaling in the past and could never quite figure out how to leverage it properly because most of the time I look back at the question I have a "duh" moment and spot the right answer. Any advice for what exactly I should try to identify in my wrong answer journal?
My Blind reviews are consistently always in the 170s, with my actual PT's being in the 161-164 range (I got a 162 on the June LSAT). I want to retest in September for a 165+ but don't know how to adjust my studying to reflect my Blind Reviews. Any tips would be appreciated!
@SerinJ Thank you!