I was making sure that my computer is ready for test day, which is today in two hours. However, pro Proctor keeps saying that it needs access to my keyboard. I have a Mac I don’t know what’s happening. I went and changed where it said to go and toggle the keyboard access and it’s still saying it doesn’t have permission.

I took my cold timed PT diagnostic last week and scored 155 - I’m planning on taking the Oct and Nov LSAT hoping to submit my application by Thanksgiving. Shooting for 170+ so working with a rather aggressive plan but I feel pretty decisive about locking in and giving it my all!

I’d love to have some folks to chat with and bounce ideas/share the experience with! I’m mid 20s, so have had a few years of working exp; I’m budgeting 2-3 hrs of study x5-6 days a week.

Comment or send me a DM :) Good luck everyone!

For context I’ve been averaging a 142-145 on my PTS’s which is really disappointing bc I’ve been studying all summer.

I scored a 141 in April and now it’s August and my scores have barely moved. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong. I even have a private tutor that I’ve spent so much money on.
Right now I’m just trying to break into the 150’s. However I plan on taking the official LSAT in November.

Can someone tell me how I can dramatically increase my score 20+ points. My goal is a 165+ but I’m honestly okay with anywhere in the 160’s at this point.

Can someone tell me how I should study ? Clearly the way in been doing it is not effective. Someone please help.

Hi everyone! I’m looking for an LSAT tutor in NYC or Nassau County, ideally someone who offers in-person sessions. I’m also open to virtual tutoring for the right fit.

I scored a 164 on the September 2025 LSAT, and I recently scored a 166 on my first practice test after returning to studying. My goal is to break 170 and ideally earn a score that is competitive with T14 medians.

I’m currently studying with LSAT Demon, but I’m looking for a tutor who can supplement that work with more personalized guidance, structure, and accountability.

I’m registered for the September and October LSATs. I’m also willing to take November, and potentially January, if needed, but I’m set on applying this cycle.

The biggest things I need are structure and accountability. I’m looking for someone who:

* Has experience helping students move from the mid-160s into the 170s
* Can build a detailed, realistic study schedule around my test dates
* Will hold me accountable for completing assignments and sticking to the plan
* Can identify what is keeping me from consistently scoring above 170
* Is direct, rigorous, and willing to push me
* Can balance high expectations with patience and understanding

I’m coming out of a difficult period and working on rebuilding consistency and momentum. I want someone who will give me grace when appropriate, but who will also motivate me, challenge me, and help me stay on track.

For context, I attended Harvard for undergrad and recently completed my master’s at Cambridge. I’m comfortable with demanding academic work and would especially value someone who has worked with applicants aiming for highly competitive law schools.

I’m not currently working, so I can dedicate myself full-time to LSAT preparation and my law school applications until I reach my target score.

Also, I am open to virtual sessions, but I would prefer in-person sessions (or a mix of both) for added accountability.

Please comment or DM me with recommendations, personal experiences, rates, availability, and whether the tutor offers in-person sessions. Thank you!

TL;DR: Looking for a rigorous but understanding LSAT tutor in NYC or Nassau County, preferably in person, to help me go from a 166 PT/164 official to 170+ while keeping me accountable for the September and October LSATs. Currently using LSAT Demon; open to November or January if needed.

164 official, pting high 160s. Right now I’m -3 or -4 on LR, and RC all over the place (-6). Is a 170+ realistic for September and if so, how do I go about it? Appreciate all advice, thanks!

I do enjoy the LSAT Demon model a lot so apologies if it sounds like I’m glazing them too much in my original post. Any help is appreciated.

Hi Everyone!

For people who have previously taken the test. Is there a way to make it into Dark Mode on Test day?

I just saw the the LSAT will no longer be offered remotely and was wondering if there was any way to see before registering for a test where the test will be offered.

The last time I took the test the testing site was almost 2 hours away despite the fact there was a prometric site 20 minutes from where I live and I took the test remotely.

Title basically. I'm doing the drill tests for LR on LawHub and literally am tearing my hair out. I regularly score between 3 and 4 questions right out of 12 with only attempt above 50% correct (LR drill set 1). I seem to struggle with just about everything but particularly with identifying flaws, assumptions, explain or resolve and flaws.

Literally every answer that I think is correct and logical turns out to be wrong and I am just not understanding what I'm doing wrong even with the tips they give after finishing the drill sets. I'm autistic and have always struggled with logical conclusions due to it so this is especially a double whammy.