Hi, I started with a diagnostic score of 130 and officially started studying around late June/early July. Since then, my full PT scores have generally ranged from the low to high 140s. My last full PT was on October 18, and I decided to step back from taking so many full practice tests and focus more on individual sections (after the core curriculum). I also just picked back up on reading the Loophole, I started at the beginning of my studies but quickly realized I needed the core foundation first.

Lately, I've been scoring between 149–153 when practicing individual sections daily, with Logical Reasoning being my primary focus. I know these scores may not be particularly high compared to some of the goals people have on here, I simply want to get into my hometown school.

I registered for the November LSAT a while ago, so I still plan to sit for that exam. However, I am also planning to take the January LSAT.

My biggest question is whether 7Sage tutoring is worth the investment. I have met with a few independent tutors, but honestly, I haven't felt entirely confident in their credibility. I am at a point where I think having someone identify my weaknesses, help me understand where I am consistently going wrong, and provide some structure could make a difference. I drill, but I feel directionless...

For those who have used 7Sage tutoring:

• Did you feel that the tutoring was worth the price?

• Did you see a noticeable improvement in your score?

• Would you recommend investing in tutoring at my current score range, or would I be better off continuing to study independently?

I would genuinely appreciate any advice. I know I still have work to do, but I am trying to be strategic with my remaining time and investments rather than just taking PT after PT without seeing the improvement I want.

Thank you in advance!

Writing this to see if anyone has any advice on tackling Link Assumption Questions. I take my LSAT in November, and this is one of my biggest weaknesses. YouTube does not have many videos on the subject for a deep understanding and I am struggling. There is also just the tag section on here but no detailed video or explanation.

I started with a diagnostic in the low 130s. After studying since June (4-6 hours 5-6 days a week), I scored a 147 on my latest timed practice test, but my blind review score was 161. I’m taking the November LSAT and hoping for at least a 153 (I simply want to get accepted into my home school, nothing crazy.)

The timed score feels discouraging. If you’ve had a big gap between your timed score and blind review, what helped you close it? How would you use the next six weeks to improve? Should I even take the November test?