K.M.:

Stay positive, keep working hard and stick with BR. I was in almost the same situation as you a couple weeks ago and stuck to JY's method and am now seeing drastic improvements in my LR categories. Sometimes it takes a while under timed pressure to really utilize what you've learned throughout the course. You can do it!

JS, I am in just about the same position as you. Just started PT'ing and scoring high 150's - low 160's and BR over 170. Keep working hard and staying positive!

I am looking to find a Skype study buddy and I am planning on writing the October LSAT. Let me know if anyone is interested. I live in Windsor, ON if anyone is around who would like to meet in person as well!

I scored a 158 on the Oct. write... I had a bubbling error in the first section that dropped me from a 160+... my question pertains more to the method of how exactly we should study. Would it be more beneficial to keep churning out PT' s (I have about 6 left) or would it be more beneficial to strengthen my foundation of understanding by going over the lessons on 7sage and other supplemental material? Only five weeks left till the December write and I would like to score a minimum of 162+... good luck everyone!

Studying for the October test as well... just started with 7sage almost 2 weeks ago and about 20% through the course. I haven't taken another PT since my original diagnostic (wrote it with absolutely no prior LSAT knowledge) but can anyone share your initial diagnostic scores and how much you have improved since then. Im trying to break into the upper 160's and my initial diag definately was an eye opener as to how much I need to learn to reach such an objective. Looking for some positive reinforcement from someone who has been in almost the same situation!