u/New-Shift-7936

Hi everyone. I plan on taking the June LSAT with 3 weeks left to prepare. I took a diagnostic and scored a 143 a few months ago. My last diagnostic was 150. I truly haven’t taken a PT in a few weeks and mostly have been focusing on reading and drilling, but I feel like I need to lock in more on PTs. I just graduated from my undergrad while working full time (40 hours a week) and felt like taking a gap year was the best option for myself even if I need to retake this fall before I start applications. I have strong LORs, one from a proffesor who I am close with who did her JD at Pepperdine and LLM at NYU. Belmont is my top choice rn due to location I want to be and my cousin is doing undergrad there. Nothing but amazing things for that campus, etc. I had a 3.57 undergrad and am hoping to score in the high 150s/low 160s. Is my best bet to lock in even harder this summer to retake this fall? I also have a score preview unless something really goes wrong

Hi everyone. I plan on taking the June LSAT with 3 weeks left to prepare. I took a diagnostic and scored a 143 a few months ago. My last diagnostic was 150. I truly haven’t taken a PT in a few weeks and mostly have been focusing on reading and drilling, but I feel like I need to lock in more on PTs. I just graduated from my undergrad while working full time (40 hours a week) and felt like taking a gap year was the best option for myself even if I need to retake this fall before I start applications. I have strong LORs, one from a proffesor who I am close with who did her JD at Pepperdine and LLM at NYU. Belmont is my top choice rn due to location I want to be and my cousin is doing undergrad there. Nothing but amazing things for that campus, etc. I had a 3.57 undergrad and am hoping to score in the high 150s/low 160s. Is my best bet to lock in even harder this summer to retake this fall? I also have a score preview unless something really goes wrong.

Hi everyone. I plan on taking the June LSAT with 3 weeks left to prepare. I took a diagnostic and scored a 143 a few months ago. My last diagnostic was 150. I truly haven’t taken a PT in a few weeks and mostly have been focusing on reading and drilling, but I feel like I need to lock in more on PTs. I just graduated from my undergrad while working full time (40 hours a week) and felt like taking a gap year was the best option for myself even if I need to retake this fall before I start applications. I have strong LORs, one from a proffesor who I am close with who did her JD at Pepperdine and LLM at NYU. Belmont is my top choice rn due to location I want to be and my cousin is doing undergrad there. Nothing but amazing things for that campus, etc. I had a 3.57 undergrad and am hoping to score in the high 150s/low 160s. Is my best bet to lock in even harder this summer to retake this fall? I also have a score preview unless something really goes wrong.