AverageJoesRUs1776 '25–'26

Whatever your practice LSAT’s are averaging, take five points off of that for test day. Set a very high bar for yourself. If you want a 170, work until you’re averaging a 175 across your past three practice tests. I consistently struggled with mid 160’s LSAT’s, PB 167, and my scores came in as follows:

October 2022 - 154
October 2023 - 157
January 2024 - 157
September 2024 - 162
October 2024 - 163

Improvement 100% CAN be realized! But, the test makers are very good at rotating fresh and challenging content. Hold a high standard for yourself, and give yourself time to achieve that standard. Also know, you are limited in the number of times you can take the exam. LSAC will provide more details on their website, but basically you can only take it five times before waiting a long time (years, potentially) to try again.