What do I do?

andrewcase

I have been studying since March. Up until lately I have felt very confident in my ability for taking the October LSAT. However, I have not been taking very many PT. I am starting to really struggle with LR and am concerned I may not be ready to take the October test. How can I make a firm decision whether I am just over analyzing or if it would actually be a better idea to postpone until the December test?

KS LSAT Prep

When you take a PT, what is your average timed score and BR score? What score are you looking to get when you take the test? I am in the same boat as you. I was scheduled to take the October LSAT but now that I have started doing the PT tests I have made the decision I am not where I need to be and since I work full time my time is very limited. So I have changed my test date to December.

c.janson35

First thing you need to do is to start taking PT on a regular basis! Then, once you have a solid base of scores and analytics, you'll be able to make a good call on which test date is best for you.

andrewcase

Highest score I have gotten so far is around 150. When I do sections untimed I am getting 80-90% correct. So I feel that I am getting the concepts down fairly well. Just lately I can't seem to start fitting everything together.

andrewcase

what is the best suggestion for a mix of reviewing / taking PT? Or is it best to just take tests and look for trends in errors being made then work on resolving those

andrewcase

Also, any suggestions for improving habits and accuracy with LR?

LSATKingsman

When I blind review I watch every single video explanation whether I got it right or wrong. I would say you should do the same.