I am in the same boat, with a slightly different official test score. My best, unprofessional advice (and also what I am doing), is to aim for one PT every week until I actually know if it is too much. If I start to burn out, then I will change the plan to every other week.
I just took the Feb LSAT, and I scored the same score as my average PT on 7sage. I took about 7 PTs in the span of a couple months.
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I am in the same boat, with a slightly different official test score. My best, unprofessional advice (and also what I am doing), is to aim for one PT every week until I actually know if it is too much. If I start to burn out, then I will change the plan to every other week.