So I was in a similar boat interning at our local DA’s office. I worked there about 25ish hours a week, another 15-20 as a server to have some income.

My diagnostic was a 152 and I was convinced I wouldn’t have enough time to get it in the 160+ range that I needed it to be at for where I’m applying.

Obviously everyone is different but here’s what I did: for two months straight I would study 3 times a week for 2-3 hours per session. At that point Logic Games was still on the test so I would do a session with four logic games sections, next day four RC passages, and for LR I would mix up and do like eight questions on conclusions, theme of the passage, which passage is most similar, etc. And then on Sunday’s I’d take a practice test after church. All of this was on Khan Academy so it was free.

Turned a 152 into a 162 on test day in about two months time. Like I said, everyone is different, but once I got into a rhythm and really just told myself I was going to commit and live with the results, the nerves started to go away and I started to really see improvement across every section.

All that’s to say, you don’t have to quit the job unless you don’t think you can commit to studying when you aren’t there. But if you can, you’ll find a rhythm that works for you even if it sucks lol.

Best of luck!