So, I just took the June lsat and did atrocious. I got a 152. I had been scoring in the high 150's and even got a 160 once. I've been studying more, because I am taking the August LSAT. AND IT IS NOT GOOD. I keep hitting my original diagnostic of a 151. I think what frustrates me the most is that I have a very good application besides the LSAT and I can not seem to crack this test. I started going back through what I struggle through the most, and have been reviewing like crazy but if anyone has any advice or has been in this position it would be greatly appreciated. I feel like I have "hit a wall". (I will be applying this upcoming application cycle and I really only want a 157 or above).
Thomaskmm30
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Thomaskmm30
Sunday, Dec 28, 2025
@esheeler I really appreciate this a lot. I am going to be busy in school next semester, but I get through the core curriculum before I go back and then try to utilize the live classes. It does feel a little disheartening looking at the analytics of questions lol, but this is good to know.
I am two and a half weeks into the core curriculum through 7sage. I decided to take a diagnostic test to see where I am at and got around a 151. I plan to take the June LSAT, which is roughly 6 months away from the time of me writing this. I want to get about a 165 on the LSAT. Is this at all possible? I don't know if it is feasible for your score to jump that high. Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
@Daisy228 How did you quantify your mistakes? Because I write things down in my journal, but it's just like "didn't read thoroughly enough". Thanks for the support.