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When should I start taking PTs
legallybrunette-3
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I'm studying for the second time and I am scheduled to take again in August. I haven't taken a full LSAT since I tested and got a 151 in November (it was v rough). I'm going through the CC again and just finished strengthening. Should I take a full PT or should I just get through the CC and then PT?
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If you’re comfortable with every section of the test, I don’t see anything wrong with beginning PTs if you feel you’re totally unfamiliar or untrained in an area, however, I’d recommending studying it before testing. In my opinion, there’s no reason to take PTs if a section is totally alien to you because it won’t be representative of your actual understanding.