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burnout
aislangyori2002
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I am finding that as I have been trying to increase my score and doing more practicing and studying my pt score keeps consistently going down two -to three points and I feel like I never can get above 150 I do not know why I can't seem to improve does anyone have any advice for burnout on the LSAT.
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Take a break! I used to work for two weeks straight and then take a break and it was not sustainable. You learn your best and work your best when you take breaks. Take a week of and then take a practice test and see how you do!
Thank you