@Lillia555 my gpa is 3.9

This algorithm makes no sense at all. I've played around with it and even when I bump my score from a 160 to a 170 it only adds like a 5% better chance. That's ridiculous. So even improving your LSAT score doesn't make your chances any higher?

Hello,

I don't have as much advice since I'm in the same spot. I just wanted to let you know you aren't alone. I was PT'ing in the mid to high 160s and scored a 158 on my first attempt. I completely understand that feeling of disappointment when your score doesn't reflect the time and effort you've put in. Do you get headaches or fogginess in the second half? I always try to take some Tylenol or Advil before the test, so my head stays clear. Obviously, you understand most of the concepts as reflected in your first two sections. However, I have the same problem. My variance is all over the place. I don't have much advice except to keep practicing and taking practice tests to build stamina which is what I'm doing. Good luck and keep your head high. 155 is still a good score.