When do you know you’ve reach your LSAT max score?
Posted: Tue Jan 14, 2020 4:29 pm
Hi all. This is my first time on this forum! I took the LSAT twice already, Sept & Oct 2019. I was part of a fellowship so they paid for my LSAT class, as well as additional tutoring (just for the September test). I was scoring poorly (below 150) and decided to self-study for October. My PT average was 153, which is what I scored in October. I decided to apply fo schools this cycle by the encouragement of my fellowship (a diversity fellowship, sponsored by a big law firm) but now as the rejections come in, I’m considering re-applying for next year.
Is it worth to try and re-take the LSAT even though I’ve tried twice already? I spent about 3 months in total studying. I’ve gotten a few acceptances to schools I’m not particularly excited about attending. But I’m worried that re-taking the LSAT is futile, because I’ve heard from peers that there’s a wall you hit, and you can’t improve from there. When do you KNOW you’ve reached your max score and there’s nowhere left to improve? Any advice or insight is greatly appreciated!
Is it worth to try and re-take the LSAT even though I’ve tried twice already? I spent about 3 months in total studying. I’ve gotten a few acceptances to schools I’m not particularly excited about attending. But I’m worried that re-taking the LSAT is futile, because I’ve heard from peers that there’s a wall you hit, and you can’t improve from there. When do you KNOW you’ve reached your max score and there’s nowhere left to improve? Any advice or insight is greatly appreciated!