Thank you all for the responses, it is very helpful. I took the LSAT last september and in February after taking a Kaplan prep course in the summer and only scored a 144. I was taking classes during the summer and fall along with the prep course. I am done with school now so my main focus is just studying, only working every other weekend. I think I am taking the diagnostic tomorrow. My goal would be to score around a 160.
I'm aiming to take the LSAT in September and am curious as to how many hours a day and how many days a week would be required to get a good score. I don't want to burn myself out but I also want to make sure I am doing enough daily to be prepared. I am considering the November as my backup test date too.
I had narrowed it down between A and E but chose E. But your breakdown plus the explanation video showed me why it was A. I should've seen the obligations in E as a way of eliminating it. Thanks for the post!