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First of all, you have a month. Don't get into the mindset that you can just wing it through the October test because you can always re-take in December. Study like there is no tomorrow because you can easily tighten those scores up and get that 170 a month from now.

That said, the peace of mind of knowing you can re-take should be a good thing on test day.

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TIKITEMBO wrote:Can I just say that I always appreciate the advice you post. You seem to have a non-jackass response policy that I can't explain how much I value. My intensity toward LSAT study this month will be truly epic and I am really hoping for the improvement you're talking about. I feel like I have to be realistic as well, so I am glad to hear that I don't seem to sound like I'm completely in left field.

I've taken the LSAT twice and am going through my second application cycle. I'm also five years out of undergrad, so I can smile when I see people in their senior year of college freaking out that they might have to wait a cycle.

You have the right approach. Study hard and expect to get your dream score on test day. If it doesn't work out for whatever reason, get everything else together, and give it one more shot in December.

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you have a month...just pt, work on timing, etc. pretty much just focus on improving and not freaking out. You are fine, just focus on all things lsat.

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