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LSAT
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2027

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eidolethe
3 days ago

It would be nice to allot the percentage of time I want to devote the LR vs. RC per week (or at least customize based on recommendations from scores). Currently, the scheduler automatically allocates way more time to LR than RC, but sometimes I find that I would like to devote more time to the latter.

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I’m registered for the April LSAT and in the final stretch. My most recent full PT was a 174, and I’m generally scoring in the low 170s. With about 14 days left, I’m really hoping to push above 175, since even 1-2 points could make a big difference for me as a splitter aiming for the T14.

I’m considering taking full PTs more often, maybe twice a week, but I’m not sure what approach is most likely to help me gain those last few points. Would really appreciate any advice. Thanks!

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Thursday, Mar 12

eidolethe

😖 Frustrated

Bottleneck in the low 170s

I’ve been consistently scoring around 173 on fully timed LSAT PTs, and I’m taking the exam in April. My goal is to reach the mid-to-high 170s.

On BR, after reviewing all my missed/flagged questions, I often get up to around 178. So now I’m wondering: is missing 1-3 questions per section under timed conditions basically inevitable for me at this point, or is this a bottleneck I can still break before the test?

In terms of my circumstances, I often do have time after LR to double-check my work, usually around 5 minutes or so. But I still miss a good percentage of those wrong answers because I didn’t flag them. Basically, I choose the wrong answer without realizing it’s wrong, so I don’t go back to it. For the questions I do flag, I’ve actually been getting them right.

This has been happening pretty consistently for the last two weeks, and I’m worried I’ve plateaued. For people who’ve made the jump from the low 170s to the mid/high 170s, what actually helped? How do you get a perfect score on a section without it feeling like a coin toss?

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