Retaking Study Methods? Forum
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Retaking Study Methods?
I studied a lot for the Feb LSAT and got a 161. I was pretty nervous on test day and it took my score down at least 4 or 5 points from where I was in my practice exams before. I kind of want to retake, but the problem is that I don't have any more full practice tests. I used them all up in my studies. Does anyone know of a good way to study your used material that would help me improve just 4 or 5 points?
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Re: Retaking Study Methods?
jeremychristiansen wrote:I studied a lot for the Feb LSAT and got a 161. I was pretty nervous on test day and it took my score down at least 4 or 5 points from where I was in my practice exams before. I kind of want to retake, but the problem is that I don't have any more full practice tests. I used them all up in my studies. Does anyone know of a good way to study your used material that would help me improve just 4 or 5 points?
Why don't you buy new tests and then break them up and mix and match the sections?