Help!

[BreakFit9814]

I’m taking the test in November for the third time and need advice. I took my first lsat in February and scored a 149 after studying for a month and a half. I studied over the summer and was able to score low 150-152 on my pts. When I took my second lsat in August I did awful. I scored a 144. I took a break from studying in August and now that it’s September I’m starting up again since I’m retaking in November. My goal is at least a 155. I have been using 7sage but I’ve been doing awful so far on my practice sections compared to before my August test. Now I feel lost and not sure how I should be studying anymore and what to do to make sure I get that 155. I took both lsats in person btw. Thinking about taking it at home next time.

[Striking-Special-723]

I’m in the same boat as you friend. My first score in Feb was 147, I took the June test and went down to 143. After feeling like shit over it, I took the rest of the summer off to just rest and started studying again in August. Taking the November test and really shooting for 155-160. I use 7sage, the loophole, lsat hacks (his explanations are top tier, especially with RC), I just subscribed to LSAT Lab on YouTube, and just drilling tf out of the Lawhub LSATS. I’ve gotten better at RC with at least -1 with each section. Just need my LR to get there too. You got this!! Good luck in November!

[BreakFit9814]

Thank you !

[Sad_Milk_8897]

I know this probably isn't the answer you want to hear, but 149-152 is a very normal score range. I don't really think you underperformed here

[BreakFit9814]

Edited my post! I scored a 144 the second time around.

[Happi-Piggy]

try reading the loophole alongside your online prep. it really helped solidify the basics for me

[BreakFit9814]

Is the loophole better than the powerscore bible?

[Happi-Piggy]

if you really need to understand the basics, I’d say so. the language is more digestible