Breaking November 170: What High Scorers Do Differently

Most LSAT prep means drilling more questions. The highest scorers do something different: they diagnose why they're actually missing points, then fix the reasoning gap instead of memorizing patterns. Zack breaks down what separates a 170+ score from a 160s plateau on the post-2024 LSAT, including where test-takers lose time in reading comprehension and how to spot trap answers in logical reasoning. Zack is an attorney and 99th-percentile scorer on the current LSAT who built his own RCS method (relevance, content, strength) after tutoring hundreds of students. His students average 15-20 point gains, with admits and scholarship offers at T14, T30, and T100 schools. Bring your toughest logical reasoning or reading comp questions; 45 minutes won't rebuild your prep plan, but it will sharpen how you approach the ones still tripping you up.