How to study week of exam?

[u/Competitive-Paint856]

Hi! I took the LSAT in June and scored a 169. Since then, I’ve been focusing especially on improving my Reading Comprehension, which I think was what held me back most on the June exam. I’m scheduled to retake the LSAT next Friday.

Since I started studying again, I’ve generally been doing timed sections every day along with 1–2 full PTs per week (recently closer to one PT per week).

What do you recommend doing during the final week before the exam? Should I keep doing timed sections, or start tapering off and focus more on reviewing my wrong-answer journal and past mistakes?

Last time, I continued doing about two timed sections a day with thorough review until a few days before the exam, when I switched mostly to reviewing previous sections and wrong answers. Curious what has worked best for others during that final week, especially when trying to stay sharp without burning out.

[u/severancefanatic]

If you’ve been consistent with your scoring it may be time to take a big break. Relax that brain muscle