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I went from the same mid 150s to 160+ in the span of 2 months and I think what helped tremendously is doing a practice test once a week, and then I spend the next day reviewing (or whenever I have time). Every other day I would drill 15 q's of my biggest weaknesses. I also have a non traditional approach when reviewing the test in which I review each question even right ones, because sometimes I will get a question "right" but I wouldn't really get why. I have the same worst question types so drilling those 15 questions each day "adaptive" level really helped. Good luck, you are going to kill it in October!
I am applying for the Law School Cycle of 2027. I was going to have my final LSAT be October, and I am essentially done with my essays/resume/letter of recs. However, I always have a what if I do better feeling and debating signing up for November. So far law school admission counselors have been saying before January is "early" but I know it is so competitive that past years before Thanksgiving is considered early. Do you think it is worth it to take the November, worse case scenario if Oct doesn't go well, and apply by December 2nd (when the results come out). Or is that way too late? Thank you!
Hi I would love to join, I am taking it just a bit earlier (October) but I would love a calmer study group!
When I first started studying I would do it without the experimental, I think a part of me feared taking the full test. However, to build that momentum and ability to sit through an entire test I started taking it with the experimental section!
Yes yes, it will definitely also elevate the stress of the October score as well having November in my back pocket. Thank you so much!!!