what do i do

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  SaraFromOC Member

  November 2019 148 karma

  Maybe step back from studying for a few days, give yourself time to reset. Racing against the clock doesn't help much with the LSAT, but your mental state can make an enormous difference.
• lexxx745 Alum Member Sage ⭐

  November 2019 3190 karma

  section breakdowns? Honestly, if LG is killing you maybe take a rest from RC and LR for a few days and hammer out some games? Could be a nice needed break and I find games fun. Also theyre the easiest to improve so
• Rosenkranz Alum Member

  November 2019 105 karma

  I also have experienced some burnout. Take a break to enjoy life and not think about LSAT. Then spend a day thinking about what you were doing wrong and then make an active plan not to repeat those mistakes. Try to have fun when you get back into it.
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  shesovertheedge Member

  November 2019 242 karma

  my scores are varying widely too. I took 2 PTS today and there was an 8 point difference (higher on second thank god)
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  Cant Get Right Yearly + Live Member Sage ⭐ 🍌 7Sage Tutor

  November 2019 27900 karma

  Actually, your scores are falling into a very tight range with two outliers representing the top and bottom of that range. The 158 stings because it made that middle digit turn over, but it's definitely within the range of expected outcomes. Every once in a while, we all bottom out. It's really nothing to worry about. It's only really consequential if you let it get under your skin and affect whether or not you take your best test on the next one.
• The Judges Free Trial Member

  November 2019 364 karma

  thank you, @lexxx745 my breakdowns was LR -8, LG -4, RC -9, and LR -8.
• simplayyy Alum Member

  November 2019 59 karma

  Hi there, I experienced the same thing! I don’t know if you have testing anxiety, but this video is helping me a lot: