@ninaleaoishi762 My target score is 150 or higher but I prefer 160 or higher.

@carlosraiz23840 I plan on working part-time. I understand but remember, I am not new to this. I will follow the study schedule. I really don’t want to push the exam back.

Good luck to you.

@carlosraiz23840 It’s not like I have no knowledge of what the LSAT is. I’ll probably work between 20 to 30 hours per week. It depends on how much studying I have to do each week. I plan on following the study schedule. I don’t want to push my exam to June because that’s very late.

Good luck on everything with you.

Because you work 5 days a week and for most of the day, I think you may even need to push it back to December. By the time you come home, you might be to tired to do anything. Good luck!

@lizstokestx540 said:

five times!

Will you be taking the LSAT again? The June LSAT will be my fifth time too.

I absolutely agree with you when it comes to learning in a classroom setting. I feel that everything is rushed.

I don’t really mind scoring from the 50s and up.

I was thinking of maybe trying the ultimate +. Since I’m currently unemployed, I should be able to handle the intense work in 3 months.

Please, I would love to hear from other people.

Hello everyone,

I am the person who asked the above question.

I have been studying on and off for the LSAT since 2013. I graduated from college in 2014. I’ve tried Nelson Prep Course, Blueprint (three times), and just recently tried TestMasters. Unfortunately, I have not been scoring to well. I wanted to take the June 2018 LSAT because I would like to start school this following Fall.

Since I have some LSAT experience, what package should I start using? I just recently quit my job so, currently, I am not working. For the next three months, I will have enough time to study. I want to do as much studying as I can.

Thanks everyone.