June LSAT? Count me in. I took the Dec test and didn't do so well (nerves, getting sick, freezing up during LG...)
Anyway, I've studied for the past three months, but most weeks it was less than 10 hours (full-time job and a complete lack of understanding on how much time I should spend studying). My studying was all over the place as well- completely unorganized. I'm PTing in the mid-high 160s but I'm aiming for a 173+. I feel like I have the fundamentals down but I keep making stupid mistakes that are so obvious once I review

. I need to work on my timing and probably incorporate other methods to answer questions. I used the PS LR Bible and it didn't help much. I also didn't do any prep for RC because I resigned myself to knowing it was my worst section, but hey, maybe I can improve.
I have the PS LG Bible, a free account on 7sage for LG, games grouped by type, LSAT SuperPep, and LR separated by type (Kaplan). I will be buying the Manhattan LR guide and LSAT Trainer. I will also start organizing all my study materials- making a document of all LR questions I get wrong and a spreadsheet logging my PT scores. Anything else I should be doing?
The only problem I'm running into is that I have done at least one section from every PT there is. I'm going to start from the early PTs and work my way up and hopefully there will be enough time in between each PT retake that it doesn't affect my diagnostic too much.
Last thing- what book/prep should I use for RC?