Studying for 6 months - Highest score is 154. Advice on how to do better?

As the title says, I have been studying for the LSAT since February 2026 and with the Demon since March.

My diagnostic was 144, and my most recent practice tests get me to about 83% accuracy on average per section and 154 in terms of actual score, which is nowhere near my target grade of 175.

I study most days, doing a mix of drilling and practice tests. I've attended live classes and had one Demon tutoring session, and despite the fact that I can see my score has gone up, 154 is not great. This is due to a mix of imperfect accuracy and low speed (often even with time accommodations, I can just about get to 18 questions completed).

At the six-month mark, I've come to the conclusion that the way I'm studying has to change if I'm going to have any chance of reaching my goal, but I'm unsure how, so I thought I'd reach out to the Demon community.

Any/all suggestions on helpful ways to study or things that worked for you are greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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