I scored 9 points higher on February than I did in January. January was my first ever exam. It’s very possible. My advice to you is to just drill and do untimed sections before you get to timed and really do not go to the next question until you genuinely understand what it is you got wrong and begin to understand the language a bit more. You got this! You have a lot of time. Spend 1.5-3 hours a day if possible for 5/7 days of the week.

That's awesome! Good for you. I took my first real test in January and scored about 4-6 points lower than I do on PTS. I have the February test next week, and I really just want to get 5-10 points higher than I did in January. I've been studying since June, and I don't even know how I feel about having the fundamentals down after receiving my score for the January LSAT. Can you give me any tips on how I can improve for next week, if you even think that's possible? I'm applying for the Fall-2026 cycle, which is why I really don't want to push it back anymore, and I already paid for the February exam, so I might as well just take it, no? Thanks for your help!