I had this same worry since I really studied last year without much significant improvement and then took a few months off because I felt like I wasn’t going anywhere (and I was moving while working full time). I buckled down again about 1.5 months out from the August LSAT and got my goal score! I honestly felt like it really helped to take a break since so much of this test is psychological strain and overthinking, and you won’t lose what you learned earlier in the year. You can always register for a backup test soon after so you won’t be racing the clock and you know that this first test isn’t your only shot! good luck <3

@haleymhodges366 I got right but was really tempted to focus on “causal factor” versus “factor” too! It feels wrong to have that go unaddressed since it’s such a sneaky LSAT move.

#feedback when you click the explanation “lightbulb” on (D) the explanation is cut off

how is this only a difficulty of 4??? it took me 7 minutes to get right lmao

@dylanemein oh, DON’T be a moron? that’s super helpful advice, thanks bestie!

@kwangleestuff519 I think you’re talking about a different passage — this is the CFC ozone one

Nec vs suff is one of the primary ideas we have to understand and the way he tries to make it universally understandable is always star wars which he assumes we all get? I’m begging you to pick a new example, jedi do not help me here

same like why are you writing a thousand scribbles that are impossible to read i have like 30 seconds bruv