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LucasKramer
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LucasKramer
16 hours ago

@HappyTestTaker I think its a fairly common story. When I blind review section by section I tend to do very well but after a full PT I either don't do it or do it very quickly because I feel a bit burned out after the test. Do you take a break before you blind review or do you just jump right in? Also do you use the peak function?

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20 hours ago

LucasKramer

Getting my score up even more

Hello everyone,

My goal from the start of my LSAT journey has been to get a 173-175, I took my preliminary towards the end of October and got a 155. Since then I have been studying for about 1-2 hours a day during November and about half of December before taking a bit of a break until mid January. My current score is a 164 but I have gotten -2 on both LR and RC and -0 with blind review. I have taken 5 full length PTs including the prelim. My goal is to ramp up my studying and take the exam in either June or April. My greatest weakness thus far has been being consistent on my RC sections and my score seems to swing wildly from -2 to -7 (though usually falling between -3 and -5). I don't have any issues with timing and usually finish sections with 2-3 minutes to spare. I want to be more accurate with RC and more precise with LR. What would anyone recommend I focus on, what should my study time look like and how much time should I spend per week? Thanks all and good luck!

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