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  aiman.shahab Member Sage 7Sage Tutor

  January 2023 edited January 2023 72 karma

  Hey @Gabby Gonzalez! I understand your frustration. I myself was stuck in plateau for 6+ months before finally hitting in the 170s for a timed Practice Test. Once you break into the 160s, especially the 165+ range, it becomes significantly more difficult to increase each additional point. That's why a lot of LSAT takers struggle with breaking into the 170s. The good news is, there is absolutely a way for you to bring that score up! I always tell my students it's about consistency and high quality review.

  In your case, the biggest thing that stands out to me is your potential to improve Logic Games. The best way to bring that score down to -0/1 in timed Practice Tests is through Foolproofing. Here's a 7Sage post breaking down how to foolproof: https://7sage.com/how-to-get-a-perfect-score-on-the-logic-games/. It basically involves re-doing a game a game you missed until you've got it down and repeating that process.

  The second action I'd recommend incorporating in your study plan is keeping a wrong answer journal. It's important to write out explanations for why you got something wrong as well as note how you can prevent making that mistake in the future to really make things stick.

  I hope this helps! If you're interested in getting more specific advice on a study plan tailored to your goal score, 7Sage has an in-house LSAT tutoring program! Feel free to schedule a consult with one of our expert tutors here: https://calendly.com/7sage-tutoring/7sage-tutoring-free-consultation?utm_source=FCA_A. They can use your 7Sage analytics to offer strategic advice for your study plan as well as see if our services may be a good fit for you!
• Gabby Gonzalez Core Member

  January 2023 33 karma

  @"aiman.shahab" Thank you so much for the advice! I really appreciate it. Definitely will follow it.