I have been seeing mixed messages on this topic and wanted some clarity on this sub. I took the LSAT for the first time in April and got a 160, my goal is 170+. I registered for the June test but have had only a few days to keep practicing questions and reviewing. I have work travel coming up, I've been super sick, hosted family in town, etc. and feel like I am not confident I will improve my score much by the June test. Do I still take it since I already paid for it? What is the real downside of score another 160 or potentially slightly lower? I would feel more confident pushing to August but figured I already paid the several hundred bucks, and could use it as extra practice even if I don't do as well as I'd hoped.
GwenBattis
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GwenBattis
Monday, Feb 23
hello, late to this post but also taking the april 2026 exam and looking to find a study group! based in denver/highlands area
GwenBattis
Friday, Jan 30
For question 3, I am confused on why the negation isn't /canceled > /3+ ? In my head, it's the if then statement that's making me want to decipher the lawgic as "3+ > canceled" - and then you would take the negation by flipping the suff/nec conditions... am I wrong? What am I missing?
Interested and on short notice - wondering if you'd be open to walking through a blind review of a practice test with me sometime in the next week. I am taking the LSAT on April 10th (I've been studying for 4 months and have been averaging 160ish on PTs)