I don't know how I need to change my approach to studying.

Any suggestions would be greatly, greatly appreciated.
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+1. I'd get even more specific though, and go with heavy doses of drilling of question types you struggle with.joshceo wrote:My suggestion is to forget about timing for a while and simply practice an assload of LR sections. Hit the LR sections from PT's 1-30, and do at least one PT of LR each day (about 50 questions minimum). People underestimate the amount of work it takes to reach the upper limits of the LSAT scorecard. You can jump from a 145 to a 160 with a few weeks prep, but if you want that 170+ and you're not a savant, then you need to drill till you pass out. Read PowerScore's LR Bible twice (50 pages a day and you'll finish it in 10 days, then repeat). Missing 5 to 6 per LR section will keep you out of the top schools. Knock that down to 2 or 3, and tell Harvard to roll out the red carpet for you.