Self-study
When in blind review mode, the "I" icon at the top tells you why the question was selected- changed answers multiple times, took longer than target time, answered incorrectly etc. I feel this gives information that can cause errors in the validity of your blind review score. Is there a way to hide the option of have those details available while doing the blind review? I don't want to know why the question was selected or even have the option of knowing why until after I have completed the review.
Thank you so much for taking our feedback!
Have you taken PTs previously that were in that "era" of the LSAT? You can google and see that starting around PT 151 the LSAT started having more nuanced language and things were a little harder to see off first read. I found, for instance, that the flaw questions used more convoluted answer choices as well as seeming to pick a flaw that wasn't the obvious one in the stimulus. This may be why you saw a difference in your scoring. Mine was actually opposite. I saw a good score jump when I hit 151/152... then took 155... and that was a humbling experience. You got this... just make sure you are reading very very carefully and apply those skills to a T.