Best of luck! If you haven't already, get familiar with the LawHub format for the exam. 7sage does a wonderful job of replicating the interface but it is slightly different on LawHub. I would also say, if possible, see how the test looks on a 27-inch monitor (I believe most testing centers use a 27-inch monitor but you can call your testing center to find out their exact screen size). I only ever practiced on my 14-in laptop and sitting in front of a large computer monitor with a mouse for the first time while taking the actual exam felt a bit different for me. For some it's not a big deal but for me I wish I was able to at least stimulate/see a similar setup equivalent to the testing center set up prior to my first time taking the exam.

For general prep, I would recommend drilling a section a day if possible starting at the same exact time as your LSAT. So for example, if your exam starts at 9am then start practicing at 9am to get your brain in the habit/groove of starting at that time. Other than that don't overwork yourself!

Be sure to write down your LawHub log-in if you don't already know it. You are able to take it with you at the testing center and you will need it to get started. You got this!

PT 151 is verryyyyy difficult! Don't let that score frighten you. It was the lowest score out of all my practice exams and I have heard that being the case for others as well. I scored 9 points higher on my actual LSAT exam in comparison to what I scored on PT 151. You got this!

@BarneyOnCrack I had the same reasoning as you until I realized that answer choice A says "no longer than 300 million years to START to form." This answer choice isn't saying that all of the earths crust finished in 300 years, it is rather saying that it took no longer than 300 years just to start.