hi! i was in a similar situation to you last year. i would highly recommend studying with the goal to take the Jan LSAT because a lot can change in a few months. Worst case, if you see you haven't progressed much you can defer the exam date. One tip that really helped me is to take a mental break. You would be surprised what a day or two break away from the LSAT will do! Good luck :smile:
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hi! i was in a similar situation to you last year. i would highly recommend studying with the goal to take the Jan LSAT because a lot can change in a few months. Worst case, if you see you haven't progressed much you can defer the exam date. One tip that really helped me is to take a mental break. You would be surprised what a day or two break away from the LSAT will do! Good luck :smile: