Posts in the LSAT Category
What is the “experimental” section? The LSAT is composed of five multiple choice sections, but only four are scored. Those four sections include two Logical Reasoning (LR) sections, one Logic […]
If you’re asking this question, we’ve got good news: you’re thinking strategically and (hopefully) respecting your limits. Both of those are attributes that can help keep a long-haul LSAT study […]
As part of a new series here in the 7Sage blog, we’ve asked our community leaders (Mentors, who were selected from among their peers for their outstanding contributions and character, […]
I’ll answer with something cryptic, which the rest of this lesson will further explain: you’re making a bad assumption. You’re assuming that you will actually get everything you answer correct, […]
Nicole here. I wanted to offer some quick words of encouragement for those of you who might be bummer about your June LSAT scores. The first time I ever took […]
Ok. LSAT Logical Reasoning—you got this! You’re logical. You’re reasonable. You destroy (or repair) arguments all the time on Twitter or Tumblr. You’ve even done some debate in high school […]
1. False Hope You check your LSAC account the day after your official LSAT administration because, well, there’s a chance your LSAT score will be up, right? Go ahead and […]
If you’re taking practice LSAT PrepTests, then you need to simulate the test environment. It is crucial so that you are ready for the real thing. It’s really important to […]
Did you know that there’s no such thing as a brand new Logic Game? It’s true. Every LSAT Logic Games is only disguised to look like it is new when in fact, it is simply a […]
The key to Logic Games is the 7Sage Fool Proof Method. LSAT Logic games are pretty much just variations on previous games. Logic games are easy once you get used […]