I too want to know how to improve on the RC section.. can you share how you were able to improve on LR? struggling a bit with that too

This is amazing!! Proud of you! I'm stuck in the high 140s and low 150s.. I've been studying for about 5-6 months and taking PT's biweekly, drilling LR/RC 5 days of the week, and reviewing wrong answers. My score isn't changing for the better and I'm worried- my dream score would be in the high 160s... any advice? I struggle relatively the same in both sections, LR seems to be a place where I can improve easier than RC which is harder for me b/c of time limitations and analyzing passages which I am struggling to get down but nonetheless practicing. I have been drilling the questions I'm struggling with and I do relatively better, but the moment I take a PT nothing changes. Just hitting rock bottom and need some advice on how you were able to get your score up from where I'm currently at. Anything helps!!!

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So typically a few weeks before the exam date, LSAC sends you an email releasing the date when you can register on Prometric to take your exam. You're allowed to choose to test remotely or in person regardless of what your preference was that you requested. Also it gives you a range of dates and times that you can choose from but keep in mind that there's a que of thousands of other people registering at the same time so it's best to do it as soon as your preferred date becomes available. The email they'll send you is very straightforward and lets you know when registering becomes available (whether its remote, in person, and on a certain day).

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