I want to help too. After the pt make them turn around n say this!
Hey lover, we've been together way longer than I've been on the 7sage curriculum, and I think you're flawless. Our love strengthens everyday. My heart weakens with the thought of losing you. You're a necessary part of my life, and these facts most strongly support the conclusion that want to spend the rest of it (life) with you.
I've finally mustered up the courage (& come to my senses) to sit out this cycle! I've been too prideful to admit that I'd need more time to reach my goal score. It's encouraging to see a lot of people study ~9+ months to reach 170+. I thought I was doing something wrong, especially when all I was reading was 3 months/20+ point increase stories on TLS. Thanks for your words of wisdom and making this thread! @gregoryalexanderdevine723
To get us back on track I will say that since I've decided to postpone a few weeks ago, I have been much more effective in my learning. I no longer have the artificial stress of an LSAT test date constantly over my head. I no longer feel like I don't have time to go back and watch that 3 hour lesson I don't understand 100%.
I also feel way more hopeful and optimistic. Because now I really know when I go to take the real deal, I will be ready.... Not hoping I will be ready.
Lastly, my entire mindset has changed and with that my goal has gone up. When I was planning on taking in Sept/Dec my goal was a 168. My mindset was "OK, I can miss 4 questions per section. If I can get LR down to 3 then I'm aloud to miss an extra RC and LG question....."
I was essentially calculating and accepting failure! I was condoning myself to do less than my best and that was making me really.... blah feeling.
Postponing was the best decision I have made in a while!
Hey man! I'm glad to know it resonated with you. I wrote that all from the heart and mean every word.
Nope, mentors on this site are free! That is why I truly love 7Sage and became a convert from other prep programs. And we will always be here to help you in anyway we can. Feel free to message me with any questions you might have.
As far as recommendations, the Ultimate + is the best you can get for LSAT prep hands down. Both from a quality and price value point of view. That sounds like hyperbole, but take it from the guy who dropped $300+ on tons of books that were essentially a waste of time. The Ultimate + contains everything you need for prep. The lessons are actually fun and I look forward to watching them. I kind of feel like JY and I are friends, lol. And having the lessons conveniently on video are awesome if you're someone who is busy. I literally can watch a few lessons during the day at work. It's good stuff. Because of the pdf ban you'll have to get the actual practice tests, but you can get those relatively cheap.
If you're tight on cash grab the starter course ($179) and you can always upgrade later. The secret is just getting started!
Shoot me a message if you have any other questions :D
@7sagestudentservices Absolutely! I was so happy when I found that out. Just need to save up for a while. Unfortunately I spent all my discretionary income for a while buying a bunch of LSAT books I probably won't even use! Boo :( On the bright side, I am loving the 7Sage life so far, so I am excited to become an active member here and take advantage of all I have for now..
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 Yeah, it is a tremendous relief to have that realization. And I like the plan of following in J.Y.’s footsteps! We can graduate Harvard, turn down all of our job offers so that we can start a nonprofit to help kids from underprivileged backgrounds get into law school, and then create an online LSAT program which will bring test prep into the modern world. How do you like the name 8Sage? It’s one more better than 7Sage, and we wouldn’t have to share our instagram hashtag with a random 9 year old girl, lol.
@annminkim224 I'm proud of you for following in the foot steps of many high scorers before us and making the hard, but correct decision. It was so inspiring for me when I found 7Sage to hear stories of people with 151 diagnostics scores who eventually were able to reach the 170s.
@annminkim224 I've finally mustered up the courage (& come to my senses) to sit out this cycle! I've been too prideful to admit that I'd need more time to reach my goal score. It's encouraging to see a lot of people study ~9+ months to reach 170+. I thought I was doing something wrong, especially when all I was reading was 3 months/20+ point increase stories on TLS.
@476.rizeq It's crazy how this exam makes our minds think lol. Very well put Alex.
Thanks! :)
And boy are you right! It is so crazy how this exam messes with our minds. Mindset is so critical for doing well on this test. I can't believe I ever fell into the mindset of thinking all I needed was 3-4 months to reach my potential.... I must have been drinking the TLS kool aid, lol.
Wow, this has gone way to far since this morning. I can't believe y'all went too far without me, I love taking things way too far!
I'm down for what's going down in that last one by the way. As long as Harvards not going to get all jealous and want to get back together with JY and JW.
I mean think about it everyone... proposing and lsats are pretty damn similar.
You spend at the very minimum months planning it, some people spend years. There are some people who are just naturally a tad bit better at the start (more romantic/higher diagnostic) but we can all learn tips and tricks to get better (through dating that person/going through 7sage), there are ups and downs, and at times becomes extremely difficult to understand, you even fail pretty badly sometimes and get exhausted and want to quit (after a fight, after you do poorly on a PT), but in the end you take the test, and the day before the test you're really anxious and nervous because this may very well be one of the most important things you do in your life.
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I want to help too. After the pt make them turn around n say this!
Hey lover, we've been together way longer than I've been on the 7sage curriculum, and I think you're flawless. Our love strengthens everyday. My heart weakens with the thought of losing you. You're a necessary part of my life, and these facts most strongly support the conclusion that want to spend the rest of it (life) with you.
If you love me back ---->let's get married.
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 can't wait to see you on campus!! we start orientation on Wednesday...
Hey I think we could give some fantastic proposal advice. Get JY to add it to the end of the proctor maybe?
Please put your pencil down and stop working in Section 4. Insert your answer sheet inside of your test booklet, and marry me.
What could be better?
I've finally mustered up the courage (& come to my senses) to sit out this cycle! I've been too prideful to admit that I'd need more time to reach my goal score. It's encouraging to see a lot of people study ~9+ months to reach 170+. I thought I was doing something wrong, especially when all I was reading was 3 months/20+ point increase stories on TLS. Thanks for your words of wisdom and making this thread! @gregoryalexanderdevine723
To get us back on track I will say that since I've decided to postpone a few weeks ago, I have been much more effective in my learning. I no longer have the artificial stress of an LSAT test date constantly over my head. I no longer feel like I don't have time to go back and watch that 3 hour lesson I don't understand 100%.
I also feel way more hopeful and optimistic. Because now I really know when I go to take the real deal, I will be ready.... Not hoping I will be ready.
Lastly, my entire mindset has changed and with that my goal has gone up. When I was planning on taking in Sept/Dec my goal was a 168. My mindset was "OK, I can miss 4 questions per section. If I can get LR down to 3 then I'm aloud to miss an extra RC and LG question....."
I was essentially calculating and accepting failure! I was condoning myself to do less than my best and that was making me really.... blah feeling.
Postponing was the best decision I have made in a while!
We can take it FURTHER... What about AFTER the LSAT?
@jaymasonman13909
Hey man! I'm glad to know it resonated with you. I wrote that all from the heart and mean every word.
Nope, mentors on this site are free! That is why I truly love 7Sage and became a convert from other prep programs. And we will always be here to help you in anyway we can. Feel free to message me with any questions you might have.
As far as recommendations, the Ultimate + is the best you can get for LSAT prep hands down. Both from a quality and price value point of view. That sounds like hyperbole, but take it from the guy who dropped $300+ on tons of books that were essentially a waste of time. The Ultimate + contains everything you need for prep. The lessons are actually fun and I look forward to watching them. I kind of feel like JY and I are friends, lol. And having the lessons conveniently on video are awesome if you're someone who is busy. I literally can watch a few lessons during the day at work. It's good stuff. Because of the pdf ban you'll have to get the actual practice tests, but you can get those relatively cheap.
If you're tight on cash grab the starter course ($179) and you can always upgrade later. The secret is just getting started!
Shoot me a message if you have any other questions :D
Welcome to 7Sage!
@7sagestudentservices Absolutely! I was so happy when I found that out. Just need to save up for a while. Unfortunately I spent all my discretionary income for a while buying a bunch of LSAT books I probably won't even use! Boo :( On the bright side, I am loving the 7Sage life so far, so I am excited to become an active member here and take advantage of all I have for now..
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 Yeah, it is a tremendous relief to have that realization. And I like the plan of following in J.Y.’s footsteps! We can graduate Harvard, turn down all of our job offers so that we can start a nonprofit to help kids from underprivileged backgrounds get into law school, and then create an online LSAT program which will bring test prep into the modern world. How do you like the name 8Sage? It’s one more better than 7Sage, and we wouldn’t have to share our instagram hashtag with a random 9 year old girl, lol.
@annminkim224 I'm proud of you for following in the foot steps of many high scorers before us and making the hard, but correct decision. It was so inspiring for me when I found 7Sage to hear stories of people with 151 diagnostics scores who eventually were able to reach the 170s.
Yaaaaay!! 2018 cycle fam <3
That's so cool Allison, so happy for you. You'll have to show us all around this time next year!
Truer words have never been spoke (about the LSAT anyways, lol)
Omg, is he really wearing an Arthur T-shirt?! LOOL that show was my jam back in the day. @gregoryalexanderdevine723
And it is important to remember that studying long and hard for this test doesn’t make you less smart than the kid who studied 3 months and got a 172.
YES YES YES!!
Thanks! :)
And boy are you right! It is so crazy how this exam messes with our minds. Mindset is so critical for doing well on this test. I can't believe I ever fell into the mindset of thinking all I needed was 3-4 months to reach my potential.... I must have been drinking the TLS kool aid, lol.
It's crazy how this exam makes our minds think lol. Very well put Alex.
@7sagestudentservices @476.rizeq HAHAHAHA! Harvard is my love!
I have to say Josh's gravitar makes this a lot more enjoyable LOL
Wow, this has gone way to far since this morning. I can't believe y'all went too far without me, I love taking things way too far!
I'm down for what's going down in that last one by the way. As long as Harvards not going to get all jealous and want to get back together with JY and JW.
Lollol dead!! @7sagestudentservices Harvard is the side piece!
@jhaldy10325 @476.rizeq @gregoryalexanderdevine723
I spent a whole 5min on this, enjoy.
@ngir1293288 you need an icon so I can add you to the pic.
I mean think about it everyone... proposing and lsats are pretty damn similar.
You spend at the very minimum months planning it, some people spend years. There are some people who are just naturally a tad bit better at the start (more romantic/higher diagnostic) but we can all learn tips and tricks to get better (through dating that person/going through 7sage), there are ups and downs, and at times becomes extremely difficult to understand, you even fail pretty badly sometimes and get exhausted and want to quit (after a fight, after you do poorly on a PT), but in the end you take the test, and the day before the test you're really anxious and nervous because this may very well be one of the most important things you do in your life.
.... today is a slow day at work..