r/LSATHelp • u/Mysterious-Western74 • 7m left
r/LSATHelp • u/PaleOutlandishness45 • 20h ago
Stuck in the 150s or 160s? I'd love to help figure out what's holding you back.
Hey everyone!
One of the most frustrating parts of LSAT studying is putting in hours of work and seeing absolutely no improvement.
You finish another PT, review your mistakes, drill your weakest question types, and somehow end up with the same score.
I know how discouraging that can be.
I recently started tutoring LSAT students after scoring a 171 on the official exam, and one thing I really enjoy is helping people figure out why they're struggling.
Sometimes it's a foundational issue with conditional reasoning. Other times, it's timing, answer choice elimination, or simply not reviewing mistakes effectively.
If you're feeling stuck, feel free to drop your current PT average, goal score, and biggest weakness below. I'd be happy to offer some suggestions.
I also run LSAT with Leon, where I offer personalized tutoring and free introductory sessions if anyone wants more individualized help.
Best of luck to everyone studying!