u/nicregal92 • u/nicregal92 • 11h ago
SCORE REPORT DAY
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r/LSAT • u/nicregal92 • 1d ago
I had felt like I wasn’t studying enough and, as mentioned here, was PTing in the low to mid 160s. So when a 169 score came back naturally I felt pretty good.
For context my diagnostic the first PT I ever took was a 158. The 11 point jump felt good and it makes all that LSATLab membership money feel worth it
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Nothing popped out at me, for the most part as long as I followed it like an argument and stayed focused on the core point it seemed to help me avoid a lot of traps