I went from a 136 to a 150!

Legallyblack-2

God has really blessed me! I took the lsat 5 times and finally got a 150! I know its not much but im so happy! I want to thank 7sage for all their support!!

daciaochoa

That is so great!! Congratulations!

MEHCAM190

Not much, that is 14 points! Congrats!

Jager from R6

Congratulations, that is no easy feat! Celebrate!

prabhdheer.singh920

Great job. You put in a lot of work. Keep grinding.

luffyyyy

I am so happy for you!!!! Congratulations!!!

Legallyblack-2

THANK YOU EVERYONE!!!!!!

JDream2025

That is a huge jump. It is a proud moment. Congrats!

bradk2so

Great work!!! That is no easy feat, thank you for sharing.

LegallyLSAT

Thank you for sharing this. I just went from a 138 to 143 and I’m trying to shoot for 150 range. This is totally encouraging

Kyle L. Pereira

Congrats @Legallyblack-2! You can do it @LegallyLSAT!!

JY Disciple

A 14-point increase is a big deal. And besides, you never gave up. That's admirable.

jennnxxp

Congrats! That is a huge deal and so inspirational - thank you for sharing

ericapardillo9

Trying to get a huge bump like that for January LSAT, this is really encouraging!!

kaiyavillines02

Congrats! Im in a similar boat, scored a 127 on my first PT and was heartbroken, almost gave up. Scored a 150 on my actually exam! People might say thats not a lot or average but it is a big improvement, we should both be proud of ourselves!

Rebecca Chen

@LegallyLSAT said:
Thank you for sharing this. I just went from a 138 to 143 and I’m trying to shoot for 150 range. This is totally encouraging

Same for me. I just went from a 137 to 144 and also try to shoot for 150 range. I have a big discrepancy between my timed score 144 and BR score 161.

whatlikeitshard

Thanks for sharing and congrats!! 14 point jump is huge! Wish you all the best!

kazarhin

Big-HUGE congrats! That is a big leap....

Your post has inspired me to keep studying for another lsat retake. After completing my masters degree in '22 while working full-time, I recently got back into the swing of the lsat prep and studied my heart out between mid July'22-Dec '22. Upon taking the lsat in Jan '23, I felt like I did pretty good on the exam but my score said otherwise (140). I decided re-strategize my study schedule and do a retake in October '23. Again, I came up short (under 140). However, your post has really encouraged me to keep focus and push-through. Your post is evidence that the "Huge jump" between lsat scores is definitely within reach. Wishing you all the best with your l-school application process.

CryssieNewb

Congratulations!