Self-paced
Hi! My full-time job has me working on the computer, so I've really enjoyed prepping with written study materials (i.e., books, like LSAC's TriplePrep collection of PrepTests and Mike Kim's "The LSAT Trainer") as a way to alleviate screen fatigue.
7Sage is obviously an online platform, but I'm hoping that I can still study with a written-based format if/where possible.
So...
• What exactly can be printed from 7Sage?
• How long after our subscription has expired are we allowed to maintain whatever we print out?
• Is anyone familiar as to whether questions can be printed from LawHub Advantage?
Etc.
Any advice this way would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
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Hey there,
You can download PTs 101-159 on the PrepTest page by clicking the three dots icon on the right of each PT.
For obsolete PTs 1-94, just scroll to the end of the PrepTests page to download them.
As for keeping printed materials after your subscription ends, anything you've already downloaded or printed is yours to keep for personal study use. I hope this helps!
@SaniqueRowe Hi Sanique! Thank you for your response and confirmation!
One more question: are we permitted to print 7Sage lessons as well? I've seen folks recommend in comment threads for at least one lesson to right click on a specific lesson page and engage your computer's print function to print out lessons. In the same thread(s), I noticed 7Sage folks reply to other comments but not to those --- so it's hard to know if they're deliberately allowing folks to print lessons or just not enforcing any policy that disallows us from printing lessons.
Hope that makes sense!
@ColbyFore Great question! While we don't have a built-in print feature — our lessons (including videos) are designed to be accessed through the website — you're welcome to print individual lessons or save them as PDFs from your computer's print function as a workaround. Here's how:
1. Open the specific lesson you'd like to print.
2. Press Ctrl + P on Windows or Command (⌘) + P on Mac to open the print dialog.
3. From there, you can either print the lesson or save it as a PDF to review offline.
A couple of things to keep in mind: the lesson pages aren't specifically optimized for printing, so the formatting may look a little different than on screen. Also, while the written content and explanations will print, the video lessons remain accessible only through the site.
I hope this helps! Feel free to write back if you have any other questions.
@SaniqueRowe No, this is perfect — I really appreciate your reply! Thank you!