Hey everyone!

I’ve recently started studying and have been following a pretty strict study schedule. I’m about five months out from my test date, and I’m wondering if this is a good time to start increasing the intensity of my studying, or if you’d recommend a different approach. There are so many drills and practice tests available, and I’m unsure whether I should save the drills for closer to the test date. Any advice given is super helpful! Thank you!

Hello everyone! I took the November LSAT, and while it wasn’t exactly what I hoped for, I scored a 155. I’m scheduled to retake the test in January and would love to connect with someone local who’s in a similar score range to study together.

For reference, I’m currently scoring between 155–160 and blind reviewing at 166.

I’ve taken a month off, so I might be a bit out of practice. If you’re planning to test later, that’s fine—I'm in the same position. I won’t be applying this cycle, so I’m hoping to connect with someone to study and stay motivated together.

P.S. I am a 23-year-old black female and would feel most comfortable studying with another woman.

I have completed the core lessons, I will be taking the January LSAT, I did my first PT 2 weeks ago and got 146 BR 155, then last week I got a 142 BR 153, and today I got a 138 BR 153 yet, whats going on? I thought I was getting a hang of it. I am crashing out, Aiming for 149-155. Any sugguestion whats wrong with me?? Please dont sugguest to restart with fundamentals, I get that but man this is not normal!

Hi! my name is laine, i am studying to take the lsat in april 2026 and am looking for someone to study with!! im located in Columbus Ohio but i'd be open to meeting on zoom with people as well! i'm just looking for someone to bounce questions and ideas off of and keep each other accountable!!

I got everything wrong on the three-question set. I don't know what I should to improve

Any help is appreciated

Hello, I just recently started studying for the lsat and am hoping to take the LSAT in February...

I started off at a 130 and am now at a 155 (which isn't the best I'm aware). throughout my time studying I found that i do better on preptests when I finish a question and then reveal the answer. also, I manage to do much better when i write every single thing out, but that takes a lot of time which i wont have during the real thing.

Has anyone gone through this? if so any advice would be great... my goal is to at least get a 170

Why do my drilling analytics (especially the drilling accuracy metric) only use questions I've "drilled" and not all of the questions I've answered throughout the core curriculum? Is there an advantage to this? And if not, is there a way for me to mass include all questions I answer in my drilling analytics without having to manually toggle on the below button for each individual question?

Okay I'm kind of new here. I did the intro test on this site. completed the 3 sections. IT said my score was "-X" and that's all. WTF does that mean. is that the total questions I got wrong? is that the amount of points deducted from a perfect score? there was absolutely no explanation or metric to understand exactly what that score means. can someone please advise?

At what point should I start taking practice tests regularly? I'm currently on week 6 of studying, in the "theory" phase of my study plan. Thank you for any insight.

Extremely frustrated! The LSAT has been a relatively long and stressful journey for me. My first 2 attempts I saw little improvement and scored in the mid 150s. But leading up to November, I was feeling great. My prep test range was 167-172! On test day, I felt fine not great. Nothing went especially wrong and I left the test feeling unsure but not like I melted down.

Got my score back and it was 159, just 2 points more than my last take and 8-13 points below my range. I clearly underperformed.

I’m now looking ahead to hopefully my last retake in January. Any advice on how to perform to my potential on test day? The biggest factor I can identify is taking it in person vs. replicating my PT experience remotely.

Anyone in San Antonio down to start an LSAT study group? I’m in the 160s right now, but totally open to people at any score level. Just want a consistent group to grind with.

We just dropped some new PrepTests everyone. As always, you can adjust the settings here.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Edit: If the new PTs aren't showing up for you, try going to your PT settings page and see if they are toggled off for PTs.

Anyone else seeing this new format for drills and how they look? This screen makes no sense to me why it's suddenly so small surrounded by purple. Anyone else having this what I would assume to be issue? #help

Hi all,

I got a 167 and am shooting for UCLA. GPA is a 3.74. Is it worth applying now with my score, or should I hold off and try to score higher in January even though it will be later in the cycle?

I just scored a 161 on PT145.

I scored a 169 on November. I'm thinking it had something to do with RC. I average a low 170. I want to take it up to the mid 170s. How do I do this for January. Please help :)

I’m considering taking the February LSAT. I’m not aiming for any T-14 schools and am mostly focused on HBCUs. Since I’m interested in Howard, should I take the February exam or wait for the next application cycle?

We recently removed Smart Drills from the dashboard if you have a study plan. (You can still see them if you don't have a study plan.)

Does anyone miss them?

https://www.loom.com/share/1267196e6ae646f9b4264a7237a9bcd1

I'm taking the April LSAT, hopefully the last one I take. My applications don't close until July 31st, for the Fall 2026 cycle. Seems late, but I figured I should still apply late instead of not at all. I know if seats are slimming down, my chances are lower, but besides that, does it mean anything else applying late? What if I apply, don't get in, and apply early addmison 2027? Will that look bad for admisson committees?

During PTs, I usually feel fine, but when I actually sat for the LSAT, my brain froze for a good 2-3 minutes, and I couldn't even figure out the first question.

hey guys , i need advice/help. I am studying by myself no tutor, i did my first ever practice test end of August and got a 138 then the next test i did was in october which was 135 and then a week ago 133 and then on that last one i blind reviewed a 150. Today i took a practice test untimed and got a 139 and am going to wait a day to blind review. Is this a normal process for some? I also didnt get 7sage till a week ago and it has way more helpful tools then the book i was using. I notice when i take the test i get stuck with having 2-3 answer choices and on my blind review i would choose the other answer choice i was stuck between. How do i break the cycle of getting the right answer the first time? thanks

Any advice for weakening and strengthening questions? I am just plain stuck!!