@mkuk I am on central time. I am available Sun, Mon, Tues, Wed after noon central until pretty much whenever. SaturdayI am available all day. Thurs and Friday I work at a law office until 430p central. I typically on 7 Sage by 6p on those days. Or just message me. Good luck with the first testing!

First of all please recognize you are not alone. Do not despair that you're not where you want to be. Take a deep breath and exhale. Repeat as many times as it takes to become clear headed without a million thoughts running wild in your head.

When you have that clarity of mind, begin to reevaluate where you are in the process.

Take an honest stock of what you see as your strengths and weaknesses. Then, create a plan to attack your weakneeses.

From there start seeking out study groups and study forums that hit on what you see as your weaknesses.

Then, start focusing on drilling the areas you feel you need help in. I drill constantly and find I have inproved dramatically in my trouble areas. In addition, be sure you are timing youself when drilling. I am ADHD so I drill with 150% time which is what my testing parameters will be. I have gone from mid 140s to 160s in matter of weeks doing this.

The biggest help for me so far is SLOWING DOWN. Instead of hurrying through a section I take the time to ensure I am focusing on the information given and for sure the stimulus. Despite my internal monologue screaming at me to hurry tf up.

Full disclosure, I spent a few days going back to the very beginning of my study plan. I made sure I was solid on the basics and then doubled down on takng my time to read and comprrhend each question. This strategy has worked wonders.

This is just my experience. I hope it resonates a little or somehow helps. I am happy to study with you or answwer any questions I can as a fellow traveler on this road to the LSAT and law school.

Save your momey on a tutor. It sounds like you are more than capable. You just need to tweak your approach.

I might also recommend withdrawing from the November test. Wait until you are comfident that you can crsuh the test. Taking it now and getting a poor score could do more damage to your self confidence than you may realize.

Good luck with whatever you choose!

I am in the same score range as you. I have been studying alone for around 6 months, but finding 7 Sage has been a a game changer. I am available on the days mentioned. Happy to organize study sessions so we can conquer this test! I plan to take the test in January. So any and all help or study partnering is welcome!

Do you have a fee waiver from LSAC or a school? Sorry the question confused me. So pardon me if this info is off the mark. I have a fee waiver from LSAC. It is good for 2 years. It includes the waiving of the schools admission and access to all the extras like forums.

For the C&F, you have no cause for concern. You only need to report arrests, but some schools require traffic citations that are technically criminal be reported like reckless driving or driving while suspended.

That's my two cents! Good luck on the journey!

Please explain how I crush a 5 star but flub a 2 star in this section. These questions are frustrating.

The most banal section so far,.