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Hey All,

I took a Powerscore course in December. I couldn't take the February or June LSAT because of scheduling conflicts, and I plan on taking the October 2015 LSAT. It's 12 weeks away. I'm currently testing around 160-161 and I haven't really put much effort into doing drills or taking exams yet. My problems are that I run out of time on logical reasoning and I can't completely retain the reading comp prompts. I'm getting like 7-9 questions wrong per section and my goal is to hit 168+.

What I would like is advice on how and where I should start in order to climb the ladder that extra 8 points. I have the powerscore bibles, but I think I need more drills and I'm not sure what the best resources are to do drills.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated

Thanks,

Brandon

bferrick wrote:Hey All,

I took a Powerscore course in December. I couldn't take the February or June LSAT because of scheduling conflicts, and I plan on taking the October 2015 LSAT. It's 12 weeks away. I'm currently testing around 160-161 and I haven't really put much effort into doing drills or taking exams yet. My problems are that I run out of time on logical reasoning and I can't completely retain the reading comp prompts. I'm getting like 7-9 questions wrong per section and my goal is to hit 168+.

What I would like is advice on how and where I should start in order to climb the ladder that extra 8 points. I have the powerscore bibles, but I think I need more drills and I'm not sure what the best resources are to do drills.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated

Thanks,

Brandon

I would recommend the Cambridge drill packets, and 7sage Logic Games video explanations. Both named sources are excellent for drilling, as well as understanding.