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PT 84 Score And Advice On better studying techniques for improving score
To give some backstory: I have taken the LSAT last month and got a 133. I know not the greatest but I’m wanting to improve. I just took PT 84 and got the exact same score. I have just started practicing again every day for 2.5-3 hrs a day. I am using a mix of 7Sage Study Plan/Course and Khan Academy for drills.
If anyone has any other studying techniques that might help me improve more or helpful tips I am interested in anything.
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Start from the beginning of 7Sage's Core Curriculum and go from there. You'll see plenty of improvement but it won't happen overnight. J.Y. is an absolute genius and really does a great job at making the LSAT easier to understand. Once you're through the entire core curriculum, it just takes repetitions.
What is your target score and how many wrong are you getting per section?
Target score is a 148-150. Since that’s what I need for the school I was looking at. But I’m challenging myself to see if I can hit a 161/2
PS: Sorry for the delayed response works been killing me lol.