Sent emails to LSAC obviously. When I logged into the test there was no timer on the ProProctor program. Filed a testing day complaint. No communication received just a rescheduled test date.

ProProctor couldn’t help just kept repeating back “I’ll look into this” and LSAC had no resolution at the time or that has been communicated to me.

Any advice? I need to take the retest tomorrow and incredibly freaked out I’m going to again log into the exam with the same issue.

Hey everyone! I’m preparing for the November LSAT and would appreciate advice on improving over the next month.
I scored a 155 on my first LSAT, and my practice scores have stayed mostly in the mid-150s. I’m using LSAT Demon, and my LR accuracy is generally 68–70%. My weakest areas are Necessary Assumption, Weaken, Must Be True, and Parallel Reasoning/Sufficient Assumption.

My main challenges are comprehension, focus, timing, and second-guessing. I sometimes struggle to identify the conclusion or retain what I’ve read, though rereading slowly often helps. I can also spend two or three minutes on one question and run out of time before the final few questions.
I work full-time, so I’m trying to balance timed practice, targeted drilling, and thorough review. With about a month until the November 11 LSAT, how should I structure my studying? What helped you break out of the mid-150s, especially with comprehension, timing, and Necessary Assumption or Parallel Reasoning questions? HELP ME 🙃

171 scorer here (started at 141). doing free 1-on-1 LSAT sessions for practice while i start tutoring. dm me or check lsatwithleon.com

I just finished taking my first LSAT and i think it went horribly, like I have no idea how I did, but i'm not confident. I will probably be taking the january LSAT, but I want tips and advice on how to build brain stamina and to not get brain fog. I would also like advice on what platforms to use, I was using LSAT demon but am debating on switching to 7sage. My target score is a 165.

I registered for the November LSAT and signed up for a Princeton review class but with working a full time job and lifting I’m finding it so hard to study consistently. What has been working for yall?