First time poster - I've been reading info as a guest for the most part but now I need some serious advice. Before my October LSAT, I was averaging mid-high 150's on my practice tests. I wasn't satisfied with it but with time and money constraints, I was dealing with it. Anyways, after I took the real test, I felt that a 160 was definitely realistic. I felt confident. I wasn't fatigued. I felt pretty good. Well, release day rolls around and I get a 147. Like, wtf? How does one miss 49 questions? I still do not understand it.
When I review the amount I studied, I definitely could have taken more PT's. I mean, I probably only took 5-6 before the test, as embarrassing as it is to admit. Reviewed missed answers a little bit.
However, now that s41T just got real, my parents have agreed to pay for a 1 month Powerscore class before the December LSAT. What are your guys' opinions on me being able to raise my score to a 160 in December if I complete 20 practice tests along with the 81 hours of instruction provided in Powerscore's Virtual curriculum?
What do you think I should do? I know that I am much more capable than what a 147 shows. Much more...
Thanks for the responses!
