Overall advice: Do not sign up for an LSAT that is less than 6 months out. Download 7Sage on your phone and during any downtime, open the “Adaptive Drill” and practice. I racked up hours of drill time with this alone and can 100% dedicate my recent 5 point increase to this.

An unexpected score could be for a number of reasons. Something that stuck with me was once the test begins you are put into “fight or flight mode”. If you do not have the skills required at a level where you default think in this way it will show. It’s not you don’t know the material, you do. It’s that you may not have it at a proficient enough level. This requires time (why I advised to wait a few months before the next LSAT).

I took the LSAT total of 5 times (never recommend but that’s how my path was set). 144, 146, 147, 147, and today 152. Signed up for the first 4 tests without proper drilling. Big mistake. About 4 months ago I locked in and after PTing between 157-160 I’d say I’m happy with where I ended. Don’t get too lost in the 160+ posts on here. At the end of the day, this is an admissions test, not reflective of your overall intelligence.

Just sent my feedback and ended it with "I do hope this feedback is taken into account before this new interface is implemented for the August 2026 LSAT". I asked them to contact me about my feedback.