Depending on how demanding your training regimen is, you may just need a little break. It's not quitting or weakness, just letting your brain rebuild and rejuvenate. I hit my wall the week prior to the June test and my scores dropped by 5+ points, which reflected on my actual test. After taking a couple weeks off, my first practice test was 10 points higher than my official June LSAT score. No amount of studying could get me over the wall. Just some time away so I could come at it with some energy and focus again.

To any November retakers out there, don’t stress! I had no more technical issues and test was just another test. You’ve got this!!