#RedditLsat

hey. im a first time reddit user. I took my lsat in october and got a 146 after getting in the 160 range in my practice tets. I studied from July up until my october test and was even upset when I was stuck in the 160 range.…

Just here to say that I am happy that I got the highest LSAT practice test score I've ever gotten before. It was only 157 but my previous PT test scores were 156, 154, 153. I am proud of this.…

I am currently looking for a tutor to work with and would love to find one that is able to meet in person! submitted by /u/No-Pear-6876 [link] [comments]

Hi all! Was planning to take the November LSAT but I am struggling to break out of the low 160s. I took PT 140 today and got a 161. However the most consistent thing about my exam is that on the first section I always get above 90% accuracy then it…

I did my writing sample for the November test today and it went WAY better than I originally thought. Before I was stressed wondering if it’s enough time to do all that you need, but when I got into it I locked tf in lowkey.…

Here's the problem: My father likes turnips, but not potatoes, which he says are tasteless. So it is not true that whoever likes potatoes likes turnips. LSAT Demon says the original argument confuses sufficient for necessary but I just cannot see how.…

I take the LSAT on Thursday but I’ve been in the hospital for the past week due to a collapsed lung. I scored a 156 in September but the school’s median that I’m trying to get into is a 158 and my gpa is far below the median.…

Hi Reddit, I am applying to WashU Law and am wondering if I should redact my LSAT score. I have a 164 LSAT (used all five attempts) and 4.13 gpa.…

Hello everyone! Just needed some advice/study tips :) I had originally planned on sending in my law school applications this fall, but I only got a 155 on my October LSAT.…

I got a 169 on my October lsat. I had been studying for 3 months and took 7 pts with my highest score being a 166 on practice. I originally wasn’t planning on retaking, but seeing the new smu medians and the ever rising medians across the board have made…

I’m taking the November LSAT and i’m probably just psyching myself out because i’ve been over studying and my pt’s are slipping, but I’m genuinely considering taking the January test now when, before, my goal was to apply before the end of the year.…

Hey, everyone. This is Patrick. I teach/tutor/write explanations over at LSAT Lab. I used to work at Manhattan Prep where I became known on the forum as ohthatpatrick. Graeme was kind enough to invite me to do one of these AMA's.…

Sorry for the incoming rant. This test makes me feel like I’m going insane. I’ve been studying for months and have yet to even crack my diagnostic score again (152).…

I need some advice on what to do. I started genuinely studying after getting a 135 on my first official lsat back in October 2025. Since, I wanna say, December 2025, I’ve been studying with tutor and ended up getting only a 146 on my April 2026 lsat.…

Does anyone know if there's any chance that the new pt released last week will be available on any study platforms or even on lawhub in the normal online testing format within the next week. I'd like to take the new pt before my November LSAT on the 13th.…

A lot of people ask what to read outside the LSAT to get better at Reading Comp. The usual answer is The Economist or Scientific American. That's solid advice, but there's a more direct answer sitting in the back of most PrepTests.…

Hey guys, Anybody know what the predicted passages for the November LSAT RC sections are and where I can find them? submitted by /u/SubstantialRabbit598 [link] [comments]

I just started studying two weeks ago and am planning to take the June 2027 test to apply in fall 2027. I've been wondering if people in my position should try and take LSAT in the new format.…

RC is hurting my overall score sooo much. I cannot seem to get a hang of it. I do fine when I just do a section of RC or a drill, but TERRIBLE when I take a full test. Also level 3,4,5 passages really mess me up. submitted by /u/_hope786 [link] [comments]

For me, I would rate it a solid 8. Only a small amount of the information was easy for me to grasp. Everything else is just hell trying to understand. submitted by /u/TheOppositeOfHot [link] [comments]