elowenconley12
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Hi! You should be really proud of yourself for doing this much. Honestly, I have found that it can take a while for the LSAT to "sink in." I don't think you need to be doing a prep test every day-you're probably really tired after all those. Instead, I would focus on different types of questions. Why are you getting some specific questions wrong? There are probably patterns here. I would make a notebook and jot down the reasoning behind why the wrong answer is wrong and why the right answer is right. For example, are you consistently getting flaw questions wrong? Then you need to go over common flaws and make up your own examples about them. Hope this helps! You can do it!!!