I took Aug LSAT as well and am planning to re-take in October, I took a small two week break from studying and have been sticking to practicing 4-5 star difficulty drills alone. I have not yet taken a PT, because I don't want to harm my mindset too much. But I have found great success in my overall accuracy and timing with larger mixed difficulty drills after doing at least two daily max difficulty drills. The process of blind review and going through all explanation videos has helped me greatly, and I think drills can keep the overall stress of studying low, unlike taking PT's often. New 7-sage drilling is super customizable so I would suggest trying out broad questions types and narrowing down to specific ones, all on 4-5 star diff. Easier questions will become super quick once you get fundamentals of difficult questions down.
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I took Aug LSAT as well and am planning to re-take in October, I took a small two week break from studying and have been sticking to practicing 4-5 star difficulty drills alone. I have not yet taken a PT, because I don't want to harm my mindset too much. But I have found great success in my overall accuracy and timing with larger mixed difficulty drills after doing at least two daily max difficulty drills. The process of blind review and going through all explanation videos has helped me greatly, and I think drills can keep the overall stress of studying low, unlike taking PT's often. New 7-sage drilling is super customizable so I would suggest trying out broad questions types and narrowing down to specific ones, all on 4-5 star diff. Easier questions will become super quick once you get fundamentals of difficult questions down.