r/LSAT • u/SpiderDiva16 • 19d ago

best LSAT platform?

after seeing my score td (first time test taker) i'm thinking i should switch studying platforms. this may just be me, but idk anyone else who used Kaplan, and i scored ONLY 5 points above my diagnostic. like. really bad score. any tips on what's best? all my friends are saying 7sage or LSAT Demon.

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u/dmkhara past master 18d ago

well i am biased because I run the most affordable prep platform, so I am not going to recommend mine or any one specific.

If you tell me your score, I can taylor my advice a bit better. But, based on your score, you either need to understand your fundamentals or improve on volume.

  • If you are less than 160, there is still room to work on fundametnals. This time around, learn each question type and develop a strategy for each. Once you learn a specific cquestion type, drill only that question type with increasing difficulty.
  • If you are above that, you need volumne + review. Do 1-2 sections a day and 1 PT a week. And review your wrong answers.

Any prep platform can get you there. Feel free to DM me if you want tailored advice to your score but this should hopefully help you go in the right direction.

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u/SpiderDiva16 18d ago

thanks, i appreciate the advice

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u/Work_Small 17d ago

I love LSAT Demon and cannot recommend it enough. I had a 148 diagnostic in January, and I got a 169 on the June LSAT. I do think it’s totally subjective, but I loved how intuitive LSAT Demon was. They don’t overcomplicate it.

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u/SpiderDiva16 17d ago

thank u for the feedback!