Hey! I totally understand the anxious feelings that come with the LSAT. Something I found that helps is a mini restart. If you find yourself losing your mind during the test, take three seconds. Breathe in and out. Remind yourself that you are awesome. Take advantage of these mini resets to get your head in the game. I also always tell my students this—the LSAT is the same thing over and over and over, just different fluff. By that, I mean that Logical Reasoning questions are just arguments with different fluff/topics and same for the other areas of the test. Remind yourself you have done this a million times over—same thing, just new fluff! Good luck!!

I agree with Scott's general tip! I would also recommend that you read, read, read! Go out in the world and grab a book and read it! This will help with reading speed and general knowledge, too!

Hi Alisyed96! You remind me a lot of myself! I joined 7Sage a month before my August 2021 test. I was able to go from a 170 to a 178 in a month on 7Sage! I would really take advantage of the analytics 7Sage has to offer. Take a PT and begin keeping a wrong answer journal. Where are you going wrong? What are you getting wrong? Have 7Sage analytics help you find this. From here, I would drill those question types/go back to the Core Curriculum and really build a solid foundation. You also may find that planning a session with a tutor on how to make an ideal study schedule could be helpful too!

Hi Karinadub! LSAT scores can be so frustrating! The good news is, you have area to improve! Although I cannot see your analytics from here, I can recommend that you make your way through the 7Sage Core Curriculum. This will give you a solid foundation. A 141 score signals to me that you are struggling a bit with the components of logic, so definitely focus some efforts on the basics. I wouldn't be taking PTs yet, but rather really just building a solid foundation. In addition, as you improve, make sure you are drilling question types. Always do Blind Reviews after your PTs too. The most essential thing for you is to keep a Wrong Answer Journal. We need to see where you are weak, which a Wrong Answer Journal will do! There is so much hope for you, and I am excited to see you improve. You may find that getting a tutor/coach can be beneficial in order to really figure out where you need to target your efforts. If you have any other questions, let me know!