Taking all recent PT's.. should you save some if you want to maybe take LSAT again?

allieeee · April 2019

If you are leaning towards the possibility of taking the LSAT more than once, what is the proper balance of properly preparing with the new PT's and saving a few of the newer ones? Should you use as many recent ones as you can, and then if you do need to take again, practice with older PT's that are new to you?

sumz1117 · October 2019

This thread offers some helpful advice on retaking old pretests. https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/6692

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