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Welcome to 7Sage 6m

LSAT PrepTest June 2007 12h

Introduction to Arguments 1.2h

Grammar 1.3h

The Blind Review Method 36m

Main Point & Main Conclusion Questions 2.3h

Argument Part Questions 1.4h

Most Strongly Supported Questions 3.8h

Introduction to Logic 3.4h

Assumptions & Weakening Questions 2h

Causation and Phenomenon-Hypothesis Questions 5h

Strengthening Questions 3.4h

Validity and Must Be True Questions 51m

Sufficient Assumption & Pseudo Sufficient Assumption Questions 3.9h

Introduction to Reading Comprehension 4.9h

Some and Most Relationships 2.1h

More MBT and Must Be False Questions 3.5h

Harder SA & PSA & Strengthen Questions 45m

More Reading Comprehension 3.2h

Introduction to Logic Games & Sequencing Games 7.5h

Method of Reasoning Questions 2.9h

Principle Questions 13m

Parallel Method of Reasoning Questions 1.9h

Advanced Logic 1.8h

Harder Must Be True Questions 42m

Sequencing Games with a Twist 5.1h

Invalid Argument Forms 1.9h

Flaw-Descriptive Weakening Questions 5.9h

Parallel Flaw Questions 1.9h

Introduction to Grouping Games: The In-Out Games 7.7h

Hard Reading Comprehension 3.1h

Grouping Games 4.4h

Grouping Games with a Chart 1.3h

Grouping and Sequencing Games 2.1h

Necessary Assumption Questions 7.5h

Resolve-Reconcile-Explain Questions 2.8h

Point at Issue: Agree & Disagree Questions 2.3h

Resources for Taking Simulated LSATs 29m

LSAT PrepTest 36, December 2001 12h

LSAT PrepTest 37, June 2002 12h

LSAT PrepTest 38, October 2002 12h

LSAT PrepTest 39, December 2002 12h

LSAT PrepTest 40, June 2003 12h

LSAT PrepTest 41, October 2003 12h

LSAT PrepTest 42, December 2003 12h

LSAT PrepTest 43, June 2004 12h

LSAT PrepTest 44, October 2004 12h

LSAT PrepTest 45, December 2004 12h

LSAT PrepTest 46, June 2005 12h

LSAT PrepTest 47, October 2005 12h

LSAT PrepTest 48, December 2005 12h

LSAT PrepTest 49, June 2006 12h

LSAT PrepTest 50, September 2006 12h

LSAT PrepTest 51, December 2006 12h

LSAT PrepTest 52, September 2007 12h

LSAT PrepTest 53, December 2007 12h

LSAT PrepTest 54, June 2008 12h

LSAT PrepTest 55, October 2008 12h

LSAT PrepTest 56, December 2008 12h

LSAT PrepTest 57, June 2009 12h

LSAT PrepTest 58, October 2009 12h

LSAT PrepTest 59, December 2009 12h

LSAT PrepTest 60, June 2010 12h

LSAT PrepTest 61, October 2010 12h

LSAT PrepTest 62, December 2010 12h

LSAT PrepTest 63, June 2011 12h

LSAT PrepTest 64, October 2011 12h

LSAT PrepTest 65, December 2011 12h

LSAT PrepTest 66, June 2012 12h

LSAT PrepTest 67, October 2012 12h

LSAT PrepTest 68, December 2012 12h

Logic Games Sorted: In/Out Games 5.1h

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  • George Allan Jr

    Question in general:

    I just bought the Ultimate package a few days ago (PS: IT ROCKS), and I was wondering, is there a certain schedule I should be on?

    Just looking at the sections:
    Introduction to Arguments
    Grammar
    The Blind Review Method

    etc.

    As of the moment, I’m just going down the list and taking notes. I figure I could get through all the videos/questions in a couple of weeks before I get to the actual tests…is this the optimal way of going about the program?

  • Lori C

    “We have so much delicious LSAT content for you to nom-nom”

    How funny is that…? Your bright witticisms and pics make my day!

    • http://7sage.com/ J.Y. Ping

      Thanks Lori!