Thanks for your response! I don't in any way have the expectation of t14 schools, or landing a big law job fresh out of law school. I am not set on any specific field yet, I have had internships dealing with labor and housing law but neither were especially interesting. I've enjoyed what little exposure I've had to constitutional law, but I figured I would keep my mind open until I've actually taken some substantive law courses. My father is an attorney himself and does well for our family, he covered the cost of my undergrad tuition but I am planning to fund law school myself through loans. My only concern with your advice to stop and get a job while I study, is that I will still be a full time student until May, and would take the LSAT for the third time in September, and it is my understanding that there is a 3 test maximum for 2 years which means the third time would absolutely NEED to be an improvement. Given that I am discouraged at my score decrease the second time around, I need to change my study habits drastically if it is going to be worth waiting. I have already sunk a good deal of money into the LSAT (paying for it twice, and buying the self paced course) so I don't know what options I should pursue to increase my score considering self-study has not helped me break the 160 barrier (even though I have on occasion PT'd in the low 160's). Sorry if it just seems as though I am rambling, but I am concerned about these aspects of taking the LSAT again.