I read LGB, LRB AND RCB from powerscore and took my first timed test two days ago and was shocked to see that my score was around 151. I felt disappointed. I was expecting to get above 160 on my first test, silly as that sounds. I can't seem to complete any of the sections of the Lsat without missing large number of questions due to the time limit. Any one else having similar problems? I am going through the 7sage curriculum to hone my skills and despite feeling disappointed by my current ability, I do feel incredibly motivated to work harder than I did before :)

I too am in your situation...I plan on skipping the questions that I have the most trouble with, slowing down to increase accuracy of other questions and hoping for the best. If you cant improve your skills in the next week, improve your strategy on how you approach the test! Good luck, may the LSAT gods be kind on Feb 6th!

Thank you all! I was reluctant to postpone until Feb because I was under the impression that my target Canadian law schools will not accept Feb Lsat. I am aiming for a score around 160, and I am scoring around 150. Iv only done around 7-8 full timed practice tests. I guess I should seriously consider postponing until Feb. Thank you all for your sagely advice haha. @ DW ---> /try or /rush lsat ?:P

Had a few issues with this question. One, "the educators reasoning" first I assumed it was the authors reasoning then I realized it could not be the authors reasoning since it does not state if the author is an educator or simply random weirdo on the internet. Second, I initially picked D, but then changed my mind because I was not sure if "Any Greek tragedy" falls under basic subject matter. I mean what if Greek tragedies fall under Advanced subject matter? Any advice on where I went wrong would be appreciated !