I like the course and getting a solid foundation on logical reasoning. But, if anyone has recommendations on how to review the daily content, I would appreciate any advice. My main concern is that I continue the course and forget the information.
Much better than my past courses. LSAT demon basically just tells you you’re dumb for not knowing the answers LOL I mean some of the logic helped for sure, but this breaks it down to where I can actually understand at like a low level and build up.
The study plan has been helping me so much with refreshing and learning new information. I’m excited to see what my pt score would be once I finish the curriculum.
This type of LR I'm not confident in. What's funny is that I've been getting 5/5 on the drills but my time was way over the suggestion, which I'm fine with. I guess I just need to keep practicing so that I gain my confidence. I would love to see how people are tackling the MSS questions.
I like the program. I think there are plenty of lessons that "could've been done in an email," instead of a 7-10 min vid, or multiple lessons squashed into one. THere's a lot of good. The conversational style of the lessons feels very welcoming.
I really like the sections where it breaks down how to better answer different question types. I just wish there was something that can help me improve my speed...maybe a timer?
Generally good, although from time to time I'll encounter a question that I just can't sort out in my head, and there isn't really a strong explanation, it just says something like "A is most supported, because insert premise from stim" but it doesn't break down the logic behind it.
@KarenLuviano what others have said before was to write every single question you got wrong down on a physical notebook as well as the answer choices and write down why every answer is wrong except for the right answer. force yourself to understand why the answer is the answer because the concepts associated will be applicable to future questions
I'm really concerned about 7Sage's use of so many questions from random PT's. By using questions from the oldest to newest exams, they are reducing those tests we have to use later for full PT practice. Please consider pulling questions from a set range, say PT 120-130 instead of all tests.
@FultonHoover The drills shouldn't be pulling from all tests. The most recent are reserved for only sections/PTs. You can change these drilling/section/PT pools under your Settings -- let me know if you have any trouble seeing this.
I love this curriculum! Very easy. Easy to read. As someone who took the LSAT twice, before going through these lessons, I can truthfully say I can feel more confidence/accuracy when approaching these questions than before. My biggest takeaway: Get used to the structure of these questions! Like omg just knowing what to look for in the answers before even looking at the options is a point I think is necessary to achieve, I'm only just getting there but it feels so much better.
I'm seeing so much improvement and I especially like the study plan! The explanation videos are great, and I would suggest making explanation videos for the lessons that have 10+ min of reading to keep consistency when studying. This course keeps me motivated and the structure is very helpful to understand where the different lessons fall in place when taking the LSAT.
Overall, I like the curriculum. Since this is all new to me, I do struggle understanding topics and on the drills I am struggling. I have been doing 5 questions and do not go above a 60%. At times, I feel defeated because I'm not improving but then the question within lesson I get it right.
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How often do you think we should be taking PTs? Once a month? Once a week? I haven't taken a PT since my diagnostic so I'm just wondering.
@SeanWolfe I have this question too!!
@SeanWolfe When are you planning on taking your LSAT? I have a similar question as i just registered for August
@Katrina.chaf I read that you should at least take 10 before you sit for the real exam!
I like the course and getting a solid foundation on logical reasoning. But, if anyone has recommendations on how to review the daily content, I would appreciate any advice. My main concern is that I continue the course and forget the information.
Much better than my past courses. LSAT demon basically just tells you you’re dumb for not knowing the answers LOL I mean some of the logic helped for sure, but this breaks it down to where I can actually understand at like a low level and build up.
The study plan has been helping me so much with refreshing and learning new information. I’m excited to see what my pt score would be once I finish the curriculum.
This type of LR I'm not confident in. What's funny is that I've been getting 5/5 on the drills but my time was way over the suggestion, which I'm fine with. I guess I just need to keep practicing so that I gain my confidence. I would love to see how people are tackling the MSS questions.
I like the program. I think there are plenty of lessons that "could've been done in an email," instead of a 7-10 min vid, or multiple lessons squashed into one. THere's a lot of good. The conversational style of the lessons feels very welcoming.
really wish paper PTs had a way to blind review #feedback
I'd like a section on answer types, including trick cookie-cutter answer types.
I wish every lesson has a video attatched!
I really like the sections where it breaks down how to better answer different question types. I just wish there was something that can help me improve my speed...maybe a timer?
Generally good, although from time to time I'll encounter a question that I just can't sort out in my head, and there isn't really a strong explanation, it just says something like "A is most supported, because insert premise from stim" but it doesn't break down the logic behind it.
im struggling, 2/5 now idk if i should keep going or re watch the lessons, suggestions?
@KarenLuviano what others have said before was to write every single question you got wrong down on a physical notebook as well as the answer choices and write down why every answer is wrong except for the right answer. force yourself to understand why the answer is the answer because the concepts associated will be applicable to future questions
4/5 on all my drills so far, aiming for 5/5!
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I'm really concerned about 7Sage's use of so many questions from random PT's. By using questions from the oldest to newest exams, they are reducing those tests we have to use later for full PT practice. Please consider pulling questions from a set range, say PT 120-130 instead of all tests.
@FultonHoover The drills shouldn't be pulling from all tests. The most recent are reserved for only sections/PTs. You can change these drilling/section/PT pools under your Settings -- let me know if you have any trouble seeing this.
@Kevin_Lin Thank you, Kevin!
definitely showing the progress I have been waiting for
Definitely getting there!
Rough, but I have hope!
great only week one and I showed much progress
I love this curriculum! Very easy. Easy to read. As someone who took the LSAT twice, before going through these lessons, I can truthfully say I can feel more confidence/accuracy when approaching these questions than before. My biggest takeaway: Get used to the structure of these questions! Like omg just knowing what to look for in the answers before even looking at the options is a point I think is necessary to achieve, I'm only just getting there but it feels so much better.
I'm seeing so much improvement and I especially like the study plan! The explanation videos are great, and I would suggest making explanation videos for the lessons that have 10+ min of reading to keep consistency when studying. This course keeps me motivated and the structure is very helpful to understand where the different lessons fall in place when taking the LSAT.
I just got my first 100% on a drill with no blind review needed!
Overall, I like the curriculum. Since this is all new to me, I do struggle understanding topics and on the drills I am struggling. I have been doing 5 questions and do not go above a 60%. At times, I feel defeated because I'm not improving but then the question within lesson I get it right.
@EdithM Keep pushing, i was stuck getting 60 percent out of 5 for 3 weeks. nothing lower, nothing higher. Once you break through it feels great.
0/5
I got an 4/5 after my blind review so I'm not mad at it
@KaylaDejesus I also like how you are teaching how to attack the question which is beneficial.
Same here Kayla! I got 2/5 correct at first. After the blind review I got 4/5.
after the most recent drill I feel really defeated with MC and MSS :(
@Kaylarwarmolts sameee :(