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ckeefner95
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LSAT
161
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3.85
1L START YEAR
2027

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Edited 5 days ago

ckeefner95

💪 Motivated

I just scored a 166 on PT120.

I took my first LSAT in September and got a 161. I was averaging a 160 on PTs, so I was unsurprised with my score. Nevertheless, I knew I could score higher. After taking a month break from studying and mulling over whether I should take the time to retake the exam, I sat down and scored a high score on both my raw score and BR on the first PT back. I know this is PT 120, which isn't as similar to a real test as the PTs in the 150s, but I'm super stoked to keep going! Trust in God and send it! November here we come!

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Hello! I've been studying for the LSAT for about 3 months, and the last month has been the most consistent (10-15 hours of studying a week). I started with a 156 diagnostic score on PT 158 in April. Since then, my score has only gotten worse. My most recent PT Score was a 151 with a 164 BR score. On drills, I'm getting consistently higher scores, and my confidence is increasing, but with my goal of a 172, I'm not sure if I'll make it by my current September Test date. The questions I have are: how many hours a week do I need to be studying to get my desired score? Do I need to push my test date back further? And any practice tips based on the info above?

Thanks!

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