Hi Olivia,

There could be many reasons why your score may not be improving as expected. Here are some general suggestions:

• Identify what exactly you struggle with. Is it timing? Is it a certain skill? Is it speed reading?
• Identify the areas that you are struggling with and study the correct answers. By doing this, you can work on your comprehension of the concepts or skills.
• Consistent practice is also something that is very important when working toward doing well on a test. Continued exposure will better prepare your mind for the long duration of attentive work.
• Take full advantage of your spare time and resources: Timed tests will help you gain stamina that you will need on test day, and there's quite a few on Khan Academy.
• Analyzing your study habits and short-term lifestyle: Try to figure out how you can excel in your practice tests and sections with regards to how you study and refining your schedule. This among the other points could all contribute to your success.

The Khan Academy LSAT prep takes your practice data and detects areas for improvement. Essentially, if you practice as much as you can and hone in on the weaker areas that the system alerts you to (and that you discover yourself), you should be able to succeed. I think you can totally make it happen.

Feel free to let me know if you have any questions!