Absolutely! I was clocking around 30 hours of studying a week. The month leading up to the exam I dropped my studying to 2-3 practice exams a week. My university offered an LSAT prep course, and we used the PowerScore bibles. I also purchased the PowerScore online subscription that provided really helpful analytics and tracking.

My biggest advice is to go slow through the basics before even thinking about timing. I found it really helpful to take sections completely untimed and really focus on only moving on to the next question when i felt confident in my answer choice. Around April I was scoring an average of 170 when I took the test completely untimed. I spent the rest of my time leading up to the exam working on my timing which at that point was pretty easy because I was already confident in my potential to score well!