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Can I raise my score 7 points in 6 weeks?
In a month and a half I moved from a 148 diagnostic to a 158. I am registered to take the October LSAT and so I have about 6 weeks left. My dream is to score a 165 but that seems impossible right now. If I take 2 practice tests a week and drill my weaknesses can I do it? I have a job and so I only have time to do LSAT stuff about 15 hours a week tops. Should I move my test to November?
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Keep studying as you are now. You are making progress and are improving. If you keep at it you will continue to improve. You shouldn't make a decision until the deadline you have more then a month to make a decision and that is plenty of time to evaluate if your ready or not.