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is this a troll?

Yes, you should postpone. Why are you asking a question you already know the answer to?

What was your diagnostic? I recommend NOT taking a Kaplan or Princeton Review course as per general forum knowledge but can't really help you out with if you should take a course at all until you give your diagnostic, motivation, study skills/habits, goal score, etc

If you are asking this question, I think you probably need to defer. October administration is fine.

calmike wrote:is this a troll?

Doubtful, a little too mundane to be a troll.

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Are you self-motivated and highly disciplined to the point where you can make a schedule and stick to it? Or would you prefer to have cemented, regular LSAT classes?

What was your score breakdown?

How much time do you have to study?

Without a doubt you should postpone. You've said yourself you barely studied, so you are nowhere near ready to maximize your score. I don't think you necessarily need to take a course, self-study works for many people and there is plenty of time before October. This test can have a HUGE effect on your life, it's worth it. Good luck!

There are private LSAT tutors who deal specifically with test anxiety issues. Although you probably do not need to hire a private tutor, you should enroll in a PowerScore or other LSAT prep class to get better acquainted with the material while building up your confidence.