PT Score Not Improving- It's Decreasing...

Cayenne43 · May 2015

I started studying for the LSAT in February for the October 2015 LSAT. I went through the power score bibles and now am going through the 7sage course. My highest score was a 163 about a month ago but since then my score has been decreasing each prep test with my lowest score a 149. I am not sure what I am doing wrong or why I am not improving. I have been blind reviewing my prep test and drilling during the week. Should I stop taking prep tests and just focus on finishing the 7sage curriculum and drilling LG and LR? Any advice or tips or similar experiences?

emli1000 · May 2015

Yes, please stop taking PTs until you are finished with 7Sage. Also, drill problem sets and get familiar which each category before you move on to PTs.

visualcreed · May 2015

I agree with @emli1000, that just sounds like you don't have the fundamentals down. You need to reset for a bit before your next PT.

Cayenne43 · May 2015

Okay. Thanks for the advice!

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