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I moved my test date from June 6th to September 24th. I'm not really satisfied with my practice scores (consistently in the low 160's) and really need a good score to help a pretty mediocre GPA. Anyways I'm clearly missing alot in particular categories (weaken, assumption, RC) and feel the extra time will really help me nail these down. Anyways outside of an internship and a week trip in July I won't be too busy. Bottom line is what is a good day to day schedule to balance between consistent improvement and not doing enough? I feel like focusing on my bad categories one day, reviewing every thing another and taking a practice exam is a decent 3 day rotation to work with.

It'll depend a lot on your own study habits.

Check out LSAT trainer and see what schedules work for you. Consider a class if you think the structure will help.

I'm currently leaning towards LSAT Trainer 12 week + Testmasters course. I don't think the course itself will benefit me all that much versus spending a few hours a day on my own if I focused solidly, but the environment and financial/social commitment will.

Anywho, you have plenty of time to address every section.