Hi,

after studying for a full year I just got the June LSAT back. I bombed it. I was only 5 points above my diagnostic and I spent nearly six hours a day last summer studying before the school year. I spent my entire junior year miserable because of this test and I am forced to retake it two weeks after coming back from study abroad. My entire attitude for the rest of my time abroad has been ruined because I can't put myself through that misery again in such as short time frame.

I don't know what I want to do. I don't know if I should go to law school anymore, but I feel like I have no choice because there is literally no other option for me. I'm going into my senior year and see no future for myself. Should I retake the LSAT and risk scoring lower, or just not apply to law school at all?

Hello,

So I've been studying with 7Sage and the LSAT trainer book nonstop since I got home for the summer and I plan to take the LSAT in January. I study roughly 5-6 hours per day, and I've started taking weekly practice tests. However, I am having a really hard time focusing on the screen in front of me. The words on the sections often blend together or zoom in and out of focus. I spend more time trying to concentrate on the screen in front of me than answering the questions (I plan wearing my blue light glasses during test day). This has resulted in much lower scores (most of my LR and RC timed sections are between -4 & -7 when I do them on paper), and I don't know what to do. I am going back to college next week so I will have even less time to study this or fix this problem. Does anyone else have this problem or have tips on how to fix this?

TLDR: I can't focus on the PTs and would like advice on how to fix this.