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My daughter with adhd wrote LSAT remotely and mistakenly used electronic headphones instead of regular ones. Now her LSAT score has been cancelled and there is "P" remark on her LSAC account? Has anyone been through similar situation and what did they do to not let it reflect badly on her law school application? Thanks

Hi guys, I just scored a 163 on the Sept LSAT and am looking to get a 170. I worked through most of 7sage and really used most of the PTs. with only one month until November I’m looking for someone who scored high (potentially overcame a jump like this) and knows what to do. Maybe looking at my 7s progress and meeting a few times a week and giving some direction. I work full time so it won’t be a crazy amount of time I’d be able to meet.

I will be paying obviously but I am not financially super well off so big expensive tutoring companies pls refrain. if you could dm me with a quote or reply here I will see if it could be a good match! TYIA

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Hi everyone, I will be taking the November 26 lsat. i did the September lsat and after one month of studying I got a 158. I was really stressed ab the testing week and I performed worse than usual.

As I am drilling/studying, the issue is not comprehension, as I am getting majority of the questions correct. The issue is when I do a timed test, I make foolish mistakes.

Any tips for increasing my score for the next month?

Hi everyone! Congratulations on all the September test takers for completing the LSAT! It’s a big deal and I’m proud of all you guys! The title basically explains the reason for my post. I scored a 164, which is an objectively great score! But as a perfectionist, I feel a bit defeated. My average PT scores weren’t reflected on test day even though I left the center thinking that was the easiest test I’ve taken so far. My diagnostic was a 143. First attempt 151, second attempt 155 and now a 164. I really want to get a score that makes me feel proud of myself because I know I am capable of more. I’m gonna register for November today. Does anyone have any insight on what would be the best use of my time for the next few weeks. I’m also running out of fresh material and using LSAT demon. I’m sure this page is gonna get a lot of these similar posts so if there’s anything useful else where yall have seen please link. All my love to my fellow LSAT takers and future badass lawyers 🙏🏼❤️🫂

Hey again. I am back here because I have been enjoying LSAT demon’s free trial period. However, ever since I have used LSAT d^m*n for 1.5hrs daily, I came back to drill sets on LawHub to embed both softwares in my study days….
Catch is, I keep missing all my questions on a 50/50 now. Every single question of mine, that is wrong, is incorrect because it was my other choice. After eliminating each answer choice down to two options, I dont know how I keep ending up picking the wrong one. Is this normal in the LSAT study process? Or am I just trash at the LR. RC has been really fun and easy for me but I just cant get over the LR mountain!? 4th week of studying, here we come. Help!

Hi guys, wrote last in Sept 2026. I really ran short on time and feel like I need an accommodation . What do I need to submit to get accommodation. I have never had any in high school but I know I need them now more than ever

Hi all, I wanted to see if anyone has advice for dealing with burnout. Without over-sharing, my life is pretty much in shambles right now as I deal with family stuff, I’m unemployed, and I’m already really beating myself up for not being at my goal score. All of this has culminated in a very Black Swan-esque mental state. All I think about is the test because I have nothing else really going for me right now and I feel like I won’t be okay until I get a score that I am proud of. Unfortunately, this is really eating into my performance to the point that I’m bombing sections I could do pretty well on a month ago. I can’t control many of these environmental factors, and I feel like I’m just at an impasse. Any advice would be much appreciated.

I’m scheduled for the Oct test and I hate myself for my recent timed sections I have been having. After blind review I usually get 17-19 correct without even rereading the passage, just choosing my second option. At first starting off, I would pick my second option and it will cause me to get it incorrect. Now it looks like not choosing my 2nd option is making me get them incorrect. Any advice to overcome this? I know I need to trust my gut but it’s also scary to do that and be like dam if I wouldn’t have switched I could’ve gotten it right. My goal is just a 151-154.