148-> 173 October LSAT

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  AlexLSAT. Alum Member

  November 2023 802 karma

  Haha. The LSAT reddit said the same about me too. Congrats on your awesome score!
• kescoe26 Live Member

  November 2023 65 karma

  Congrats! how long did it take you to see this improvement?
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  mjthompson488 Free Trial Member

  November 2023 9 karma

  Congrats!
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  neemaizadio Alum Member

  November 2023 95 karma

  @kescoe26 said:
  Congrats! how long did it take you to see this improvement?

  I started in June. Full time studying until the October exam.
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  hendricks Live Member

  November 2023 408 karma

  Hooboy - that's major! I started at the same number. Hoping to finish close to you too : ). Congrats!!!
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  scaredlawschoolapplicant Live Member

  November 2023 71 karma

  Aww congrats! I AM SO PROUD OF YOU! You've worked so hard and you deserve it! Good luck in law school! Wishing you the best
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  brooke-7b Alum Member

  November 2023 54 karma

  WOW that is an amazing score, congratulations!!! I was wondering what a typical week looked like for you. Did you just use the core curriculum and do drills and Preptests or did you use the classes 7sage offers as well? This would be incredibly helpful if you could give some insight:)
• neemaizadio Alum Member

  November 2023 95 karma

  @"brooke-7b" said:
  WOW that is an amazing score, congratulations!!! I was wondering what a typical week looked like for you. Did you just use the core curriculum and do drills and Preptests or did you use the classes 7sage offers as well? This would be incredibly helpful if you could give some insight:)

  I started with the LSAT Trainer by Mike Kim and finished that book in 2 weeks. I then moved to 7sage and didn't complete the core curriculum but sporadically referred to it for help with specific question types. The biggest service came with mastering logic games. I really loved the drill function and drilled everyday for a couple weeks and finally moved on to tests. I did one preptest every other day and spent the next day blind reviewing and making sure I understood basically every question on that exam and why I got it right/wrong. Score climbed slowly but surely. I didn't really use any of the classes.
• Xavier166 Alum Member

  November 2023 154 karma

  Congrats all the best
• Hamurabi Alum Member

  November 2023 71 karma

  So did you mostly study using PTs and drills? or did you try to build a good foundation/theory first? I am spending way too much time on the Core Curriculum and the Theory and too scared to start PTing unless I am fluent in the core curriculum.

  My diagnostic was 140 but I recently did an untimed PT and I only got 6 questions wrong.
• princesanortena Alum Member

  November 2023 19 karma

  Congratulations, deserved! Hard work pays off! <#
• quinnch1 Core Member

  November 2023 10 karma

  Care to share what you method was? I feel like I can't get passed the mid 140s and I don't have the money for tutoring..
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  Mary - Student Service Member Administrator Student Services

  November 2023 edited November 2023 870 karma

  That's awesome! Congrats, @neemaizadio!

  Thank you for choosing 7Sage to be a part of your journey! I wish you all the best—always! 😊
• neemaizadio Alum Member

  November 2023 95 karma

  @LSATfearSlayer said:
  So did you mostly study using PTs and drills? or did you try to build a good foundation/theory first? I am spending way too much time on the Core Curriculum and the Theory and too scared to start PTing unless I am fluent in the core curriculum.

  My diagnostic was 140 but I recently did an untimed PT and I only got 6 questions wrong.

  100% establish the fundamentals don't time yourself really get a feel for each question type and game type but don't be scared to jump into practice tests. It's the best way to develop the mental stamina and capacity to work under pressure which I firmly believe is the common denominator among top scorers. You will develop further fluency by just practicing question after question.
• neemaizadio Alum Member

  November 2023 95 karma

  @quinnch1 said:
  Care to share what you method was? I feel like I can't get passed the mid 140s and I don't have the money for tutoring..

  Spam PTs and Drills and blind review. Don't give up this exam is learnable its simply a matter of perserverance.
• Matt Sorr Alum Member ⭐

  November 2023 2245 karma

  Way to show those Reddit folks who's boss haha. Seriously, though, congratulations!