u/Jealous_Plastic7083

13 - 12 - 13* - 9

Last 3 official tests I’ve taken have been 146, 146, 147. Now taking a pt after months of studying I score a 142. I just don’t know what else to do.

I use LsatLab and have been grinding the answer types. I’m really just looking for a 155 and I have been trying to get more consistent and I thought I was at the point with level 3 and level 4.

Starting to think maybe I shouldn’t be a lawyer and it sucks because I’m a senior in college and this is all I’ve really been focused on becoming.

Thoughts?

Okay so I take the lsat in november and i want to score a 155-160. I recently have been going back over question types and the foundations and have seen more of an understanding (despite the score) like for example I approach all questions by assuming the answer before hand. or on sufficient and neccessary, my eyes are keen on seeing "if only". I study for atleast 1 hour everyday.

Are there any suggestions you guys have that I may be missing here? I feel a little stuck and anxiety is starting to hit me with how close we are getting. I have taken the test 3 times and scored 146,146,147.

This is what my wrong answer Journal looks like after studying for a month on the lsat (really only got the fundamentals down). I keep getting near misses (when i have it down to two answer choices), I always sit there longer than I need to because I cant decide. I plan on studying by question type, hammering home each family section (assumption, etc). I want to study each question type till I got it right consistently on level 4 questions, I want a 160-170, as my diagnostic was a 147. Any tips or suggestions?