Okay so I've been lurking here for a while and finally feel like I have something useful to contribute. I failed the LEAP exam in October and again in January — both times I scored in the low 60s when I needed a 70 to pass. I was honestly starting to wonder if this certification was just not meant for me.
What finally clicked was treating my prep completely differently the third time around. Instead of just rereading my notes, I started doing timed LEAP practice test runs every single day for three weeks. Like actual timed sessions, not casual reading. I also found a structured LEAP study guide that broke down the legal framework sections by subtopic, which helped me stop cramming everything as one giant blob of information.
The biggest LEAP exam tips I'd pass along: don't underestimate the ethics portion (I lost a ton of points there without realizing it), and budget at least 6-7 weeks of consistent study time. Passed with an 84 on my third attempt. Happy to answer questions if anyone's currently in the middle of prep.