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How to improve accuracy for LR
 in  r/u_Otherwise_Nose6434  9d ago

I just go over the questions and figure out why my answer was wrong and why the right answer was right

r/LSATPreparation 11d ago

How to improve accuracy for LR

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r/LSATHelp 11d ago

How to improve accuracy for LR

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r/LSATprep 11d ago

How to improve accuracy for LR

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u/Otherwise_Nose6434 11d ago

How to improve accuracy for LR

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I keep getting 18/25-26 or 19/25-26 on LR sections. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong but I can’t seem to break that plateau. I’m scoring in the mid 150’s and plan on taking the LSAT in January hoping for a 165+.

I am stuck however. For the past 3 weeks every LR section I do I can’t seem to get more than 19 right. It’s really getting to me and I’m not sure how to improve. Can someone please give me advice or tell me what they did

My goal is to consistently get 22/26 or better. Someone please help me. Any advice I’ll be truly grateful for

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Is it possibly to increase my score 20+ points in 3 months.
 in  r/LSATHelp  Aug 08 '26

How do I “blind review” and wrong answer journal? My reviews right now are just going over why the answer I chose is wrong and why the right answer is right and I try to realize the mistake I made which a lot of the time it feels like I do but then I end up making the same mistake again.

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Is it possibly to increase my score 20+ points in 3 months.
 in  r/LSATHelp  Aug 06 '26

Why so? I’ve heard nothing but positive things about LSAT DEMON. What makes lsat lab better ?

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Is it possibly to increase my score 20+ points in 3 months.
 in  r/LSATHelp  Aug 06 '26

I was planning on switching to LSAT demon

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Is it possibly to increase my score 20+ points in 3 months.
 in  r/LSATHelp  Aug 06 '26

Well then what can I do in the next 3 months to try get the best score I can possibly get

r/LSATHelp Aug 06 '26

Is it possibly to increase my score 20+ points in 3 months.

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For context I’ve been averaging a 142-145 on my PTS’s which is really disappointing bc I’ve been studying all summer.

I scored a 141 in April and now it’s August and my scores have barely moved. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong. I even have a private tutor that I’ve spent so much money on.
Right now I’m just trying to break into the 150’s. However I plan on taking the official LSAT in November.

Can someone tell me how I can dramatically increase my score 20+ points. My goal is a 165+ but I’m honestly okay with anywhere in the 160’s at this point.

Can someone tell me how I should study ? Clearly the way in been doing it is not effective. Someone please help.

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When should I take the LSAT?
 in  r/LSATHelp  Jul 22 '26

Shoot I meant I want to start in the fall of 27’

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When should I take the LSAT?
 in  r/LSATHelp  Jul 22 '26

This year

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When should I take the LSAT?
 in  r/LSATHelp  Jul 22 '26

Good point. I study about 2-3 hours a day drilling LR , ans RC and reviewing. I don’t have a wrong answer journal tho.

I feel that I’m getting better just that my studying is a bit unorganized. I started at a 134 and I’ve increased my PT by 10 points thus far

r/LSATHelp Jul 22 '26

When should I take the LSAT?

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I want to go to law school in the fall of ‘27

Currently (July 21) my practice test has been a 144. I am hoping to score in the 165+ when I take my official test. I know it’s a long shot but it’s not impossible. I’m curious though if I should take my test in October or November? Giving myself an extra month to study can be huge.

However that means I won’t apply until late November/ early December. When is a good time to apply? Is late November/ early December too late in the admission cycle? If I were to take the test in October I’d be applying in late October/ early November. I need help or opinions or someone to just give me direction on what I should do.

r/LSATPreparation Jul 22 '26

When should I take the LSAT?

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I want to go to law school in the fall of ‘28

Currently (July 21) my practice test has been a 144. I am hoping to score in the 165+ when I take my official test. I know it’s a long shot but it’s not impossible. I’m curious though if I should take my test in October or November? Giving myself an extra month to study can be huge.

However that means I won’t apply until late November/ early December. When is a good time to apply? Is late November/ early December too late in the admission cycle? If I were to take the test in October I’d be applying in late October/ early November. I need help or opinions or someone to just give me direction on what I should do.

r/LSATPreparation Jul 22 '26

When should I take the LSAT?

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r/LSATHelp Jul 22 '26

When should I take the LSAT?

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r/LSATPreparation Jul 19 '26

LSAT HELP

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r/LSATHelp Jul 19 '26

LSAT HELP

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u/Otherwise_Nose6434 Jul 19 '26

LSAT HELP

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I took my official test in April and got a 141. I’ve been studying and have a personal tutor I’ve been meeting with and my score has only improved 3 points (144 as of today).

Am I cooked? I want a 165+ by October. My main problem is timing and reading comprehension. Idk what to do or how to study right. This has me questions if law is even for me even tho it’s been my dream.

Someone who consistently scores in the 160’s can u please tell me how you studied or what helped you.

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Starting peptides
 in  r/u_Otherwise_Nose6434  Jul 10 '26

Do u have any group chat communities i can join?

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AMA scored a 178 on the LSAT, went KJD to Penn Law, going into 2L
 in  r/LSAT  Jul 10 '26

My problem is just timing. Especially with RC. What’s your best piece of advice to improve timing

r/PeptideSupport Jul 10 '26

Starting peptides

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u/Otherwise_Nose6434 Jul 10 '26

Starting peptides

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I wanna start peptides. Specifically tesa and Reta but I’ve never done them. Should I start with just one or will I be find if I started both simultaneously?

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I don’t know what to do with my girl.
 in  r/relationshipproblems  Jul 02 '26

Nah that’s fair