Hi all! Some context: i've been studying since January, quite inconsistently if I might add. I have 3 kids, Im a full time paralegal, and currently finishing up my masters. Im a nontraditional student and planning on applying to law school in this upcoming cycle. My UPGA, unfortunately, is below average for my top schools so I need to offset with my LSAT score. Ive taken the LSAT once before 4 years ago and got a bad score with 0 studying. Im aiming for a high 160 low 170.

Now, when I do a timed practice test, I am consistently getting in the mid 140's. Mind you - my testing environments are horrible. I have kids yelling and screaming, im sleep deprived from a newborn, and burnt out from work/school. But when i take the time to slow down and blind review, my BR score is in the low 160's. Now my question is, is my target score feasible for the June LSAT? I know they say your BR is more consistent with your true score. I have been feeling very unconfident for the exam and wanting to put it off but im about to hit my 30's and dont want to put off law school much longer. When I drill, I do really well so I have the understandings of the questions down its more so translating that accuracy into really exam setting. Can I do it for June or not? Help!