A Dumb question- but how to study after BR?

Princess

Usually when I take a PT, I score like 162-165 range. After my BR, I usually score like 172-176. I'm trying to do two tests per week, but ultimately the range isn't changing much. I feel like I just don't know how I am supposed to study. So, after the BR...what should I be doing? Yes, I do look at analytics and it'll say I missed a lot of flaw questions under time, but not under review. So,I've tried redoing CC, but I just don't understand what to do.

What do I do after BR? What sets or drills? Is it even possible to get a 170 by September. I'm losing hope at this point.

drbrown2

@"Accounts Playable" podcast episode from the 7Sage podcast series (early episode) addresses this in detail. His BR routine helped me realize I was not doing enough during BR, but there is also a bit about drilling and reflection. The PTs are going to stay the same (with normal variation) until you have put in some serious work into addressing weaknesses in your understanding/timing strategies. You are obviously able to get most difficult questions correct in BR, but are you going deep enough in BR to fully know those questions inside and out?

MIT_2017

Try drilling questions in the question bank. Filter on whatever question type you are interested in, using the old LSATs, and only level 4 or 5 difficulty. I feel like this is what helped bump me from consisntely scoring low 170s to mid-to-high 170s.