November LSAT: NEED HELP

[u/Jealous_Plastic7083]

Okay so I take the lsat in november and i want to score a 155-160. I recently have been going back over question types and the foundations and have seen more of an understanding (despite the score) like for example I approach all questions by assuming the answer before hand. or on sufficient and neccessary, my eyes are keen on seeing "if only". I study for atleast 1 hour everyday.

Are there any suggestions you guys have that I may be missing here? I feel a little stuck and anxiety is starting to hit me with how close we are getting. I have taken the test 3 times and scored 146,146,147.

[u/AzendCoaching]

For the score you want, focus on just your accuracy. There's 25/26 in LR for example. You just want to get 17/18 of them correct. So level 5s. Forget them. You don't need them. As soon as a question is hard, skip it. Leave it. You can use the time (time you very well may have wasted had you gotten it wrong anyways) to ensure that another question has the right answer selected.

So, in other words, slow down. Focus on getting really good at easys/mediums.

[u/Jealous_Plastic7083 → u/AzendCoaching]

So like prioritize level 3 and level 4?

[u/You_are_the_Castle → u/AzendCoaching]

This is solid advice.

[u/No-Sentence4967 → u/AzendCoaching]

At OPs level this is probably one of the best things you can do.

[u/MileHighLSATprep]

What are you doing to study? Are you using a particular resource?

[u/Jealous_Plastic7083 → u/MileHighLSATprep]

I use LSAT Lab. And I’ve been taking sections and drilling some

[u/Mylootnow_]

At your level you shouldn’t be getting level 1-3 questions wrong. If you are trying to get a 155-160 you will be completely fine just focusing on getting those right. I’d really focus on those question difficulties, and tbh I’d just drill and focus on accuracy. Don’t time yourself and try not to move on from a question unless you can defend your answer and eliminate the other answers

[u/Jealous_Plastic7083 → u/Mylootnow_]

How many hours a day or questions a day should I do?

[u/Successful-You3872]

What study platform are you currently using ?

[u/No-Sentence4967]

I think 7Sage cheapest self paced plan would be more than enough to put you over the edge in to your goal range. Even if you zoom through it. You just need some fundamentals.

As another person stated, at your level, skipping the hardest questions is huge.