hi! i'm a current junior in college aiming for a 175+. i've been prepping for a while since the summer of 2025, but have been pretty lax with it up until february 2026. i completed the 7sage core curriculum over the last summer, with a diagnostic of 164. my score has barely shifted over the past few months of consistent practice tests and drilling. the highest pt i've gotten is a 169, and i seem to end up around there every time.

when i completed the 7sage core curriculum, i used the old website. is it worth redoing the curriculum for the new content? i just don't know how to improve my score. i've been doing practice tests, blind review, all that jazz. i go over every question i get wrong and put it in my WAJ so i've identified patterns in my mistakes, but it always seems like smtg new comes up. timing used to be a bit of an issue for me, but now i've learned to better pace myself. yet, i'm still getting questions wrong and my effort over the past few months feels a bit like its been wasted since my score hasn't really shifted.

i was thinking about pursuing tutoring for more direct support, but not sure where to look for that and if it would be helpful. any guidance would be appreciated on how to approach studying, especially as i am hoping to take the exam in june!

hi hi! i'm studying for the april lsat and would love an accountability buddy to study with. i'm planning to study every day from 7-9 am EST and would love to work alongside someone during those early mornings. i'm more of an individual learner so this would just basically be us hopping on zoom calls tgtr and working on our own, but checking in with our goals and progress intermittently. thus, i'm happy to work with anyone in any score range, but i'm personally working towards a 170+. lmk if anyone is interested and thanks so much :)