Posts in the LSAT Category
Practice tests (PTs) should not be used simply as a measure of predicting what you would score on test day. PTs should also be used to gauge the efficiency of […]
Test day coming up in a week or two and not sure how to spend your study hours? Try reprioritizing Logic Games. Doing a game or two a day—and relatively […]
Many students I meet struggle with reading on the LSAT. The way we need to approach each stimulus and passage is very different from the way we read passages in […]
The Importance of Practicing How You Test Test day can be a lot. Part of what can make it feel stressful are the stakes, but a lot of the discomfort […]
Try Sections in Opposite Order! While all questions on the LSAT are worth the same amount of points, some are definitely a lot easier than others. Some students find themselves […]
Special Announcement: This Saturday, June 3rd, we will be hosting a free Proctored PT! If you want practice testing under simulated LSAT test-day conditions, join us by registering here or […]
Quick Tip: Identify Trends in Wrong Answers An important part of the LSAT study process is reflecting upon your incorrect answers. But that does not mean focusing on why the […]
Special Announcement: Join our 7Sage Admissions Team for a discussion with law school admissions deans from across the country on Wednesday, May 24th at 8PM ET. We’ll cover the recent release of […]
Quick Tip: Understand previews and cancellations Students frequently ask me what it means to purchase Score Preview, or to cancel a score. This is understandable; it’s complicated and it feels […]
Quick Tip: Practice with an Experimental Section! One of the most influential factors on our test day performance is our use of practice tests. Taking a practice test once per […]