I have been really curious on what everyone typically does during the break in between sections, especially during the in-person exams. Is there something you do to calm your nerves? Is getting back in time a massive worry?

Hi Lawyers of Reddit! Do any of you have advice for LSAT prep materials that are the strongest for 170+?
And, would anyone here help me pay for the prep course?

Hello, I was planning on applying to law school this cycle but I am not so sure. I am scheduled for the September test but my past two LR sections I have gotten 14/26, and before those I was getting 17/26 normally. On RC I am at 20/27. I am currently using lsat demon. Should I take the lsat in September or postpone?

My diagnostic was nearly 3 years ago and was a 156 (started studying with logic games). My first attempt was October '25 and I got a 160. I was self-studying with the Loophole and 7sage at the time and simply wasn't ready. I started with a tutor last November and got a 164 in June and just got a 167 in August.

My goal has been a 170 all along and I was prepared to throw in the towel but my tutor has encouraged me to give it one last shot in October before applying for this cycle. I'm as motivated as ever and really feel like I have a 170 in me.

My biggest issue is overthinking and slow starts. I typically miss enough level 2 questions to swing my score into the high 160s because I either rush through them or overthink and muddy my process. I also tend to score lower in the first section for whatever reason, even after doing warm-ups.

On top of this my challenge for this last stretch of studying is that I'm essentially out of clean PTs. My tutor has encouraged me to drill the early PTs (101-122) and retake PTs 123-139 so this is the plan as well as intensive review of this and prior PTs. I already have a pretty extensive review log for the 140s and 150s.

Has anyone else been in a similar situation going into a 4th attempt or simply being out of 'clean' material? What did you do? Any suggestions and tips for getting into 170 territory from this position would be greatly appreciated!

anyone in the Chicago area want to start an LSAT study group?

I’m having a hard time deciding whether I should retake the LSAT. I got a 165 which I’m not mad at, but I think that I could probably do better at this point. I would have to register for the October LSAT and apply in late October. I’m not sure with rolling admissions if that hurts me.

So annoyed. I pushed off my exam AGAIN. I’ve taken 24 practice tests and only managed to hit my target score twice. I just want to quit already

I am planning on taking the October test, and i am really worried right now. this is my third time taking it. I have scored in the mid 140s the last two times and I'm hoping for mid 150s (I know it's a big jump) however I use to score around 150 when I was studying for it the second time and right now I have been studying for around a month to take it in October and my score has been decreasing more and more. I just took a PT yesterday and i scored 142. I am really worried and i don't know what to do.

sidenote: I only take Practice tests once a week and i review all the questions i missed i also signed up earlier this month for LSAT demon.

please help I'm starting to freakout!

After getting a 156 on my latest August 2026
Just looking for help and advice
Thanks

hey everyone! i am planning to take the november exam (had originally planned for october but decided to push), and am also aiming to apply to all my schools by dec 1 for scholarships. is taking the nov test too late for me to be considered for scholarships? i know that the later you apply, most are handed out already. i wanted to know if taking nov will lessen my chances and if it’s still a good window to apply by dec 1

I just got a 154 on my August exam. My pts were ranging in the 158-159 score. My goal is a 160-163. I feel like I am so close but yet so far at the same time. I was originally signed up for September but am going to move it to November.

Does anyone have any tips for improving in a month?
Sometimes I do super good on sections in my practice tests getting 21/25 or 20/25 but I bomb one section with a -11 to -9 and it offsets my score. Usually I only get to three passages on rc with consistently -6 to -8 on the whole section. Lr fluctuates with -5 to -11.

I do the lsat demon plan of a section then drill then one pt a month. I study for about 1-3 hours a day and never take a rest day. I review my sections by explaining why every wrong answer is wrong and why the right answer is right. I try to focus as much as I can on getting 80% or above accuracy and guess on the last 5 questions. I have read the loophole and tried taking my time on these sections but haven’t really seen much improvement recently. I think I struggle most with necessary assumption, finding the flaw, and parallel reasoning.

I just want to get a 160+ on the exam, please send me any tips or criticize my habits so that I can change it for the better!!!!

taking the exam in 2 weeks and scoring a 160

I need a 167 (ik ridiculous) but all my BRs timed take me to 175+ so idk why I keep making these stupid mistakes would rly appreciate the help

looking for $25/hr and asap🙏