How to spend the last month of studying/tips for consistency?

madisont144 · July 2022

Hello,
I am taking the test in August, and I am trying to get my scoring to be more consistent. My goal is a 172. Here are the results from my last 4 tests:

PT 63:
LR -1
LG -3
RC -3

PT 64:
LR -1
LG -0
RC -2

PT 65:
LR -4
LG -1
RC -4

PT 66
LR -1
LG -2
RC -4

My current plan is to take two full PTs a week and take one day a week to take a PT section by section spaced out. Does that seem like enough? Any tips for consistency? I feel like I can never do well in every section.

0hbergine · July 2022

I've read that it is best to take the more modern tests just before test day, as the questions and difficulty is more similar (e.g., PTs 80-92). If you haven't already taken those, it might be a good idea to use them now!

Howdy, Stranger!

Categories

Related Discussions

How to spend the last month of studying/tips for consistency?

How long does it take the average person to complete the core curriculum? Tips for studying 8 monthsI am planning on taking the LSAT in April and/or June of 2021. My goal is to complete the core curriculum by December and then spend the months leadi…

Quit my job to make time for the LSAT (not recommended for the faint of heart)... :)Decided to take a sabbatical from work (well, technically quit) to focus on the test. Time to own the LSAT.

What to eat for breakfast and during the break the day of the test?Breakfast: Oatmeal, cereal, hard boiled egg, avocado, pancakes,...etc? During the test: nuts, fruit,...etc?

For those of us preparing to take a long time studying for the LSAT...Consider this: “The reason why people give up so fast is because they tend to look at how far they still have to go, instead of how far they have go…

The Final Stretch for Feb! How (or if its possible) to make the jump from 165ish to 170Whats up team sage. Question for those of you in a similar position. I've studied like crazy this past year and have managed to raise my score fr…

Comments