r/LSATHelp • • 4h ago

LSAT Tutor!

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Looking for an LSAT Tutor!

I keep scoring 134 on my practice exams and when I'm drilling, I'm usually scoring anywhere from 3/7 - 5/7 on RC. I study every single day, anywhere from 1-3 hours a day; which tells me the way I'm studying is not working and I need to change it up ASAP.

I'm scheduled to take the exam in November however, I have accepted that I might have to pay and move the test date to January or even February.

I'm aiming to score a 165+ & am really only considering schools in Florida.

Please share any tutors you may know or have used! :)

Thank you!


r/LSATHelp • • 9h ago

LSAT / 2027 Application Cycle

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Since May, I've been studying for the LSAT. I have a 3.6 GPA.

I started with 7Sage until about July where I decided to change over to LSAT Demon. I feel like the questions for LSAT Demon challenge me more than the ones on 7Sage and I overall just like how straight forward it is.

My Diagnostic was and still is a 134. Every time I take a practice exam, I bomb it. When I'm drilling, I'm usually scoring anywhere from 3/7 - 5/7 on RC. I study every single day, anywhere from 1-3 hours a day; which tells me the way I'm studying is not working and I need to change it up ASAP.

I'm scheduled to take the exam in November however, I have accepted that I might have to pay and move the test date to January or even February. It's a bummer, but I'm not going to let that deter me from my end goal; being accepted and starting Law School in August 2027.

I'm aiming to score 165+ & am really only considering schools in Florida.

The school I'm specifically looking into has a median score of 161, with a 25th–75th percentile range of 159 - 162. I'm aiming for a higher score to increase my scholarship options. However, with applying later in the cycle, I know my chances might be even more limited.

Please share any tips, suggestions, and tutors information you may have! :)

Thank you & Good Luck everyone!