Went theough the LSAT course, took a preptest yesterday, and only scoring a 135. I felt confident in every section aside from logic games, but turns out I got everything wrong. Should i just go through the course from start to finish again? I was supposed to take the feb. lsat but I think i’ll be pushing it back to june.
hi guys, ive been studying for the LSATs since Feb 1st. Ive been taking a course along with the 7sage course. I took a diagnostic test the very first day of my LSAT class and scored a 126 (no knowledge of anything).
After studying a good amount of the basics, I scored a 142 two weeks after my first exam.
i’ve continued to take the course and have been referring back to 7sage when I have had a hard time understanding in-class course material.
My third practice test, i scored a 143. my fourth one scored a 144. and my fifth one today (3rd month of studying) I scored a 145.
ive been getting 7-8 wrong on RC and LG for each PT (which I am fine with at the moment) for each practice exam, but I can’t seem to get more than 20 right on the LR portion. Since my second practice test, I have gone back through all my course material, bought the LR bible and gone through the whole thing, and have made notes in a seperate notebook on all the problems I had a hard time solving/problems I got a mistake on.
i go through every answer choice and write down why a specific answer choice is wrong/right and why I chose the answer choice I chose.
Ive graduated college so all my focus is on the LSAT and i have been spending 30-40 hours a week.
I have seen no improvement in my score at all.
I’m starting to think that the LSAT is not for me and becoming very discouraged. Everyone else in my LSAT course has taken the same amount of courses as I have and are sill students/ working a full time job and soending significantly less time studying than i have. and they have been scoring a 162+ without hesitation.
Any recommendations on studying/improving my score?
there isn’t really a ‘specific portion’ of the LR that im struggling with. sometimes i would get a bunch of flaw quesions wrong, and sometimes I won’t. It seems to be all over the place. If I was getting a specific aet of questions on the LR wrong, it would give me an idea of where i would need to improve but I have nothing to base it off of.
thanks to everyone who replied.
its just been extremely stressful since ive never actually taken a standaridzed/timed exam. i was a high school drop out and went through communty college - transfer so this is the first time im tackling an exam like this. extremely thnkful for all your guys’ replies and ill definitely be giving it more effort. thanks for being reassuring and thanks for all the tips!