Taking the LSAT in Jan, how should I use the LSAT starter to get the most of it?

stressedout13 · December 2019

Hi,
I have written the LSAT once before in October and got 143. I want to get 153 on my next one in January (which is in six weeks). Im aware it will be hard but I have had practice before which I studied for my first one, so I am not starting from nothing. Please let me know your opinions!

noonawoon · December 2019

Get the low hanging fruit (like logic games) out of the way first, unless you are already scoring super well in them. This is the section that lends itself to the most improvement, or so I've heard

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