Don't Gamble Over A Single LSAT Point

A listener scored 170 on their April LSAT but needs a higher score to land a scholarship at their dream school. Should they retake and risk it? Bailey and Henry break down why this doesn't have to be a gamble at all. They cover how to think strategically about question types instead of letting questions happen to you, why getting LR as close to minus zero as possible should be the priority, how to get inside the test makers' heads on RC passages, and why an August retake gives you a runway long enough that consistent daily practice beats a stressful grind. If you're sitting on a good score but want a great one, this one's for you.