I'm in the Vancouver area and planning on taking the January LSAT! I'm just powering through the last of the curriculum right now and will be moving on to PTs in the next few weeks, would be great to have someone to take the same PTs with to discuss strengths/challenges and share resources! Let me know if you would like to set up a group zoom session or something.

Thanks so much for making this! Took the November LSAT after 3 months straight of studying. Scored a 153 and was feeling pretty down about it. Taking the January one and hoping to hit higher. Reading about your journey and breakdown of the fundamentals for each section is making me feel more at ease with the process and more like I'm making the right decision. Now back to studying with me!

Thanks lucas, appreciate your input!

All depends on how you're studying, to be honest. Are you doing practice sets under timed conditions? Are you blind reviewing them before you get your score and striving to get 100% on them? Are you hyper-analyzing and redoing questions you got wrong even after BR?

If you're starting to feel tired/worn out and not performing well on problem sets, you won't really improve if you just keep moving on. It's way more beneficial to just take your time with them and really focus on getting 100% correct. Build those inferences that help you recognize why only one answer is correct and all the rest are incorrect. The speed will come naturally with time.

But if you're too tired to even do that, don't feel bad about taking a break. Remember, rest is a weapon!