Need help coming up with a plan for a somewhat unique study situation. I write the LSAT in one month. I work a day job as a manager and run my businesses at night, this gives me very little time to do PTs or study. So far I’ve done 6 total, one 14 years ago cold diagnostic (168), one 5 months ago on lsac after pounding out the loophole in 10 days (171), one 2.5 months ago on here (174), one on lsac a week later to simulate the actual test better (177), one on here a month ago I aborted because staff called and I had to go in (150, -2lr, -1rc till passage 4, abort), 168 last night after a 3 week study break (worked a 120 hour week). Ended up pounding out a 14 hour study session to get rid of the rust 9/10 lr level 5, 19/20 adaptive, 24/25 lr section. Stats are 90% drill accuracy but over represented with lvl 4/5. Trying to come up with a realistic study plan for the next month with max study time being around an hour a day till test week.

This was 6 points below my average and I couldn’t be happier. I took 2 1/2 weeks off for work and last week did 120 hours “at the job”. I’m happy that with all the work I can put up a decent score under worst possible conditions.

What should I do with this? I started getting calls from staff during the 4th passage in rc and ended up just aborting the whole thing to go into work. If I keep it it will mess up my stats and what to focus on. If I delete it it will mess with what questions I’ve done already.

How do people stay motivated for this? I originally set a goal that was probably too low with a 170. I got a diagnostic of 168 and pretty quickly got into the mid 170s but have had zero progress since. I currently work 70-100 hour weeks and just don’t see a path forward for improving. I’m a blue collar person that’s mainly doing this to prove I could have done something more “serious” and because it’s fun to do in my spare time.

Hi,

I’m doing pretty good on these but still making dumb mistakes. I forgot to answer a question in rc and submitted the last lr section without realizing I still had one more question. Went back and got them both right in analysis right after. Shooting for a 180 if anyone has any tips let me know!