Hello!! This is my goal and I'm willing to work hard. If anyone wants to join me or anyone has any guidance, please reach out!

Hello! I'm starting to prepare for the LSATs and January is the latest I can take it to stay on time with my undergraduate trajectory. I took the LSATs too early during my freshman year and scored a 149. After taking a practice LSAT to diagnose myself before this LSAT cycle, I received a 147. I can't afford the 7sage foundation prep work so I was wondering if people have any suggestions for learning the foundations.

I am seeing so much terminology for strategies etc and I'm not sure where to start in tackling this.

I need to get at least a 170 to qualify for scholarships that can help me afford law school. Has anyone been able to make such a big leap?

Edit: As of now, I am revising all the questions I got wrong on LawHub and it takes me a minimum of an hour to revise each question I've gotten wrong because I'm worried about falling trap to the already knowing the answer so feeling like I understand when I don't.