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You've started with 167? That's great! For the schools to which I am going to apply that would be a pretty satisfying score.
The one thing that I've noticed about the LSAT questions, is that the people who make them deliberately formulate these questions in seeimingly incomprehensible manner.. but, really, once you get "into their minds" , so to speak, the questions are actually pretty straightforward. As with the Logic Games, I have yet to figure out the best diagram which to apply to most of the riddles, and I feel like it is going to take some time. 
Also, is it better to start timing the test from the beginning of my studies, or should I concentrate on that later?

Hi everyone,
I am glad that there is a site dedicated specifically to all those poor students (like me)  who spend the biggest portion of their time preparing for the LSAT. Anyway, I just wanted to ask what was your 1st score on a simulated (at home or elsewhere) LSAT? How did you handle the logic games section of the test when you first saw it? Also, how many hours per day did you dedicate to prepare for the test (taking to consideration that you have some light work load at school), and how long did it take for you to see considerable improvements in performance on the LSAT? I know it sounds like a lot of questions,  but I have just started to study for my June test, and have so many questions... Thank you!