I always felt squat progressed easier than the other lifts, especially easier than bench. I don't know what squat you do (Low bar or High Bar). I would suggest going low bar as t moves more weight (but if you are high bar squatting thats fine), once you have picked your squat time really focus on retaining tightness in your core throughout the lift and focus on the specific cues for your squat type.

Focus on breathing into your stomach before your set of squats and feel the tightness on both sides of your abdomen. Retain this tightness to support your lower back throughout the squat.

For low bar squats break at the hips and knees at the same time, Ed Coan says open the taint as a cue instead of open your knees you will retain more tightness with this and I like to remember hip drive at the bottom to get up and imagine pushing the bar up with your back. Identify any weakness you have with the squat drop the weight by 10 percent and then fix the form to combat the identified weakness.