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Hey all. I took the August LSAT and got a 149, much lower than my practice written tests. It was a complete shit show on exam day (I won't get into all of the details). I have about 5 weeks to get as much out of this course as possible. With my 4.0 GPA, a 149 gets me into law school, but I want to raise it to over 160 which gets me into most law schools. With working 2 law enforcement jobs and 15 semester hours, my time is finite. Should I practice test every other day? At least I know what to expect for the Flex this time, I was taken aback by never taking an LSAT like that, even in practice. And I swear that LSAT-Flex was made by Satan himself. The RC was beyond absurd. And all 4 LG's were level 5's. It ate my soul, and I am still trying to get it back. Any advice on the best way to use 7Sage in the best way possible in 5 weeks would be great!
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I think there is substantial difference in how a 150 scorer and a 180 scorer should prepare. While everyone wants a 180 it is not a reasonable or even necessary goal for everyone. It's also a hard ask for 1 month. I would say we definitely need more information to advise, but that lots of PTs may not be the best strategy for someone with a more than full time job. I work only 30-35 hours a week and it was not always easy to do. It sounds like his schedule is even busier.
The bad thing is, that LSAC didn't show the scores in each category. With my GPA only 10 points more gets me into 90% of law schools,