LSAT preparation- 11 days until the exam

My goal is to get 165 on my LSAT exam, I have only started studying hardcore about one month ago. Everyone is telling me that I should wait until June or October, but I am intend on starting Law School in Fall 2013. At this point my top picks for Law School are:

1. New York University- (They usually don't accept February LSAT results but I wrote to the Admissions office and pleaded with them to accept my application and they eventually said yes, thank God!)
2. UCLA
3. Georgetown
4. University of Michigan Ann Arbor
5. Northwestern
6.Cornell
7. University of Virginia

I applied to a number of other schools but these are my top seven. I have a good GPA of 3.85, so hopefully with a LSAT of 165, I have a change of getting into one of those schools. I really want to stay in the NYC area so NYU or Cornell would be great.

Preparing for the LSAT in one month while being employed full time is a risky and stressful venture but I am trying my best. I have not yet loss hope. At this point, I am simply trying to finish read the PowerScore Bibles (I purchased all three). With 11 days until the exam I am still in a good place and praying for the best.

Progress Report:

1. Finished reading the Logical Reasoning (LR) and Logic Games (LG) Bible- I have re-read the LR bible, at this point I am simply trying to internalize the various strategies (still have to re-read the LG bible)
2. Recently started reading the Reading Comprehension (RC) bible (it is not as detailed as the others but I am going to read it anyway)
3. I have not yet ATTEMPTED ANY PRACTISE TEST

Preparing for LSAT in less than 1 month

Hi Guys, it’s been a long time. A lot has happened since, I just came back from a short  vacation in St Vincent (will post pictures soon) and I am currently applying for Law School. Unfortunately, I am not very well prepared. I am flying to NYC to sit the exam on February 9^th, however, I only started studying less than 2 weeks ago.

I have a very strong GPA of 3.85 and I am aiming for a least 165 on the exam. I know it seems impossible but I still want to attempt it. If any of you have ever sat the LSAT exam and have any advice for me it would be greatly appreciated.