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@JoelKeenan thank you! definitely going to try to read the stimulus first vs the question first. I 100% do that since it's drilled into our brains. I think you're right - I get overwhelmed with trying to find the answer while also trying to comprehend what I'm even reading. I feel like I do better on RC sections because we're "forced" to read the passage/stimulus first.
I really think I'm burning out. How do y'all get out of the slump? I'm aiming for anywhere between a 155 and 160 on the LSAT. My best PT score is a 158 and most of my BRs are in the 160s.
I took a PT 2 weeks ago and got a 153. Took one today and got a 152. I'm finding that by section 3 I'm starting to feel the burnout.
I took the September LSAT and got a 151 and wanted to die haha. Since then I've been really hunkering down on keeping a thorough wrong answer journal, reviewing all my questions, working on my timing (which is really good now). But now I'm at the point where I just don't know what to do next.
Any tips? I work full time and I'm a mom so my study time in the evenings is ROUGH.
@LauraByrne love this - thank you!!