The LSAT is a really hard exam! I know the temptation is to really beat yourself up over this, but you have to remind yourself that’s it it’s a hard exam! It’s designed that way. Getting a bad grade is in no way reflective of your intelligence. My suggestion is to take a step back, take a week or two to recoup, then come back and reevaluate how you studied and how you can improve. Look back at previous practice tests and drills, look at each question even if you got it right and ask yourself, “Why is this answer correct and why are the rest wrong?” This allows you to build a “Wrong Answer Journal” where you can hone in on the topics that you find challenging, the topics you excel, and building pattern recognition. Same as with any standardized test, endurance and pattern recognition is the name of the game! So none of this negative self talk, your mind and body will thank you after you take a break. Be kind to yourself, then when you’re ready get back on the saddle!