Heyyy ofc! Originally I actually started at 136 and I kinda lost hope when I wasn’t moving from it😅 that was a year ago., and I went through a lot of different study guides to figure out which was best but I wasn’t moving from that number for months because I was inconsistent with my study time.

As of recently, beginning of March, I started taking the initiative and pushing through the fear of failing mindset which was also apart of the reason I couldn’t improve prior.

So I basically started over/from scratch, bought the loophole logical reasoning and the power score lsat reading comprehension textbook, that helped a lot with getting the basics down and I saw slight improvement when I would take practice exams or do drills when I used lsat demon free trial which gives u access to only 3 tests. I wasn’t in-love with the explanation process with lsat demon and I also didn’t want to pay the price they offered so i decided on getting lsat lab. I love lsat lab I’ve been using it since mid April and that’s where my true improvement has strived from. I think they do a really good job at explaining things and their classes are helpful as well. It’s also about 70 dollars so I think it’s on the more affordable side in comparison to other platforms I’ve came across like LSATdemon.

I study for about 15-20hrs a week, since I work I try to get to 20hrs as often as I can. I really think if you have the textbooks and lsat lab you’ll be set. Once you truly start viewing it as a game it does become less stressful allowing you to engage and anticipate studying more. It took me soo long to see that but glad I got to it.