@harrietpalmer778 said:
If it makes you feel any better I am in this exact situation. My exam is the 10th and while I've been averaging around 154, these past few days I've been doing awful on timed sections. I've been studying like crazy also. Even though it's hard to take a step back when the exam is so close, I've decided to at least take today and Friday easy (only studying 2-3 hours a day). I've found that watching some worked example videos on Khan and LSAT center is a lot less draining when you feel overworked. Good luck next week, remember you're only human and can only do so much. Go take a nap lol!
Don't exactly have to twist my arm to get me to go take a nap!
Good idea.
Thank you for the tips! Very helpful. Going into todays PT I questioned its benefits after trending downwards. I definitely plan to stop taking exams. As for the 6 days leading up to I'm still formulating a plan. My thoughts are that I'm going to try limit any study to small timed drill sections of LG and LR to keep them fresh. Maybe an hour or less a day, and stop 2 days before the exam.
I'm starting to worry. My average is in the low 150's, which, for me, took a lot of work. My last three practice tests have been sub 150 and I've straight tanked my last two in the low 140's the past two days in a row (PT 83 and PT 84). I'm writing on Nov. 11th. Have I burnt out or is there some hope of getting back to my average or above on test day?
Thank you everyone, the 7 sage community has taken me from feeling hopeless to hopeful!
Congratulations! I am just starting my 7sage journey. Where can I find the "loophole?"
@emmorens932 said:
You have got this! You have put in the work and the time!
I'm in a very similar boat, taking it on the 11th and scoring in the mid 150s, but recently my scores have been going down. I will definitely be reading the comments as well, since I worry about burnout.
It's tough to put things in perspective when you really want to, at a minimum, hit your average. I'm going to take a few repeated sections of exams to boost confidence closer to test time.