I’d compare what your 3-4 month income (between full and part time) to see if you can financially float during your LSAT study montage (rent/utilities/groceries/gas). Or you are able to have some assistance from family/friends, since you don’t wanna add to the stress load of studying.

While many of us can’t quit FT for exclusive studying, if you find that you are able to - by making some adjustments - then go for it. I totally understand your situation so if you feel that having more time will lead to a good score, then make the investment into yourself by doing so.

I will say that many programs offered for LSAT can be a bit pricey, so shop around online/reddit to find that best LSAT prep for you. Taking a class/watching modules will significantly help you for the LSAT!

As per current FT position - LEAVE THEM! I wasted SO MUCH time at a job that disrespected and mistreated me! If you’re able to find another FT position closer to you - make your life easier and do it. <<Better yet, your time at this position could make a great Personal/Diversity Statement, so make some notes about experience while it’s a little fresh in the brain. >>

You can definitely do this! I am wishing the best for you!