have not taken the LSAT yet, but I'd say so. LSAT medians are rising everywhere, 172 now is no longer as competitive as it was 5 years ago. I heard somewhere that there might be ~30 schools this year with a median of 170 after this cycle.

If you didn't get in because your "LSAT was low", restart and begin at the beginning.

@uche0905 like 5-6 months

@user4343 It also won't hurt to review or re-review the fundamentals here on 7sage or anywhere else even if you think you have a solid understanding.

@babastein I personally found out the hard way that there's no secret trick to getting better, other than just drilling and practicing. For me I do at least 1 LR section section a day, and deep review all the questions i missed/ questions i cant fully explain. I think how you approach reviewing is the most important part. Make it a habit when reviewing/ blind reviewing to try to find as many things wrong with the wrong answer choices, most of the time there are more than one. And also never move on until you know why the correct answer is correct and why the 4 other choices are incorrect. This way of reviewing got me from a 3-5 misses per section on LR to, 0-2 misses.