JayleneMolina
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Admissions profile
LSAT
166
CAS GPA
3.78
1L START YEAR
2027
Applications
Berkeley
Berkeley
Boston College
Boston College
Boston University
Boston University
Brooklyn
Brooklyn
Cardozo
Cardozo
Duke
Duke
Fordham
Fordham
Georgia
Georgia
Loyola - Chicago
Loyola - Chicago
Notre Dame
Notre Dame
South Carolina
South Carolina
Tulane
Tulane
UC - Davis
UC - Davis
UC - Irvine
UC - Irvine
UC Law San Francisco
UC Law San Francisco
UNC
UNC
USD
USD
Wake Forest
Wake Forest
Discussions
I've been studying consistently since July, took the September LSAT which I'm pretty sure I was very very far my usual PTs as I didn't finish and felt much more unsure than I usually do. Even still, I'm having a big problem with sharpening my accuracy to the 170s. I started with a 160 diagnostic score in February, and feel like after a good few months studying, I don't understand what's still holding me back. I don't really have any question types I struggle with, but seem to make mistakes in judgement probably about 2 too many times with each section.
Any advice from someone in similar cirmcumstances? I think I'm just frustrated with how the needle isn't moving on my missed questions.
I'm confused because I thought C was right since at the start of P2 it says that the linguists say that MOST code switching among the PR Americans IS sensitive to social contexts which seems to be situational. And since the study of HS students was situational, I'm confused why C is weaker than E, although I do agree with E being true just seems less important.