Subscription pricing
Good day. I've been mulling over in my mind which study course to purchase. I am stuck between purchasing Ultimate or Ultimate+. I am currently off for the summer with a lot of time on my hands. It is my hope to sit for the December LSAT. If necessary, I am able to study for long hours. I am not familiar with the LSAT at all and need some advise. Thank you.
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@gregoryalexanderdevine723 said:
Thanks for all of your input. I'm now enrolled in Ultimate+.
YEEEEEEAAAAAHHHHHH!! Welcome to the SQUAD!!
Thanks for all of your input. I'm now enrolled in Ultimate+.
I agree with everything that Alex has said. What you are getting for the price is unparalleled.
@gregoryalexanderdevine723-Platonist: BTW, you can always buy the Ultimate now, and upgrade later. [You would, however, end up having access for less time, but you can always pay a bit extra to extend your subscription for additional months.]
@uhinberg359 said:
Had I found out about 7sage before having spent well over $1000 on other prep materials, I would have certainly bought Ult+. 7Sage is by far the best value of any LSAT prep material, and if you can afford it and are willing to put in the time to make use of all its resources (as you surely are!) it's worth every cent, IMO.
Thank you for your reply. I feared that I would not have ample time to do Ultimate+ course properly. With your response and Mr. Divine's, it has assuage my fears concerning this point. Many thanks again.
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 said:
@uhinberg359
Are these bundles more practice? Also, is there a specific vocabulary list that is needed to do well on the reading comprehension sections? If so, is this also included? Thank you for your response.
Yes, the bundles are more practice, but they are organized practice by PT. The question bank allows you to get sets of questions based on PT, difficulty, and type. Probably my favorite feature of the Ult +
No, there is no specific vocabulary list for Reading comprehension. There is, however, tons of lessons on all difficulty levels of RC which have helped me a great deal.
@uhinberg359
Are these bundles more practice? Also, is there a specific vocabulary list that is needed to do well on the reading comprehension sections? If so, is this also included? Thank you for your response.
Had I found out about 7sage before having spent well over $1000 on other prep materials, I would have certainly bought Ult+. 7Sage is by far the best value of any LSAT prep material, and if you can afford it and are willing to put in the time to make use of all its resources (as you surely are!) it's worth every cent, IMO.
@gregoryalexanderdevine723 said:
Good day. I've been mulling over in my mind which study course to purchase. I am stuck between purchasing Ultimate or Ultimate+. I am currently off for the summer with a lot of time on my hands. It is my hope to sit for the December LSAT. If necessary, I am able to study for long hours. I am not familiar with the LSAT at all and need some advise. Thank you.
Welcome! :)
With 7Sage recently adding the LR Drill packets and LG Drill Bundles, I would HIGHLY recommend the Ultimate +
With the Ult+, you'll also get the question bank and many extra hard level problem sets. These are extremely valuable tools and why I think the Ult + is totally worth it.
Lastly, you have enough time to properly go through the Ult + course and that's also something to be considered.
Good luck!