have any of you created a drill before? is this like creating your own question? or are youre creating the types of questions you do & how much time you give yourself?
@MariahMay29 A drill is a group of questions. When you create a drill, you select which question types and timeline you'd like. All of the questions are real. Given the questions you're asking, I would recommend you follow a study plan that includes the lessons sections.
Where can I find the diagnostic test? I started working through Foundations but I'm supposed to take the diagnostic first and foremost, just can't seem to find where it is!
@GiovannaGarcia Have you tried to create a study plan? I think the diagnostic should be a part of that process. If that doesn't work, you can always just try PT123 under PrepTests or even just an LR section from that PT.
@Aileened same here. I started in September 2025. I studied for maybe 3 weeks using LSAT Demon then never tried again until today. I just scored a 144 on my diagnostic (oof) but I am determined to keep going until I get it. I likely won't get myself together for a Sep 2026 law school start anyway, so slow and steady will win this race for a Sep 2027 beginning. Wishing you the best.
@Aileened late to the party but i'm doing the same! I studied for about six months for the november test, now i'm retaking in august. i think more review of foundations and the CC, if u have the time for it, never ever ever hurts
I have never taken the LSAT and I am planning on taking it in January for the September 2026 intake. Please send me your well wishes. Very nervous but also hopeful. I will be dedicating a lot of time to this as my schedule will allow this.
Also, I am not sure on where exactly I should begin. All I know is I am giving myself 6 months to study for it and aiming to score the highest possible points!
So for someone who has no background or experience in law, I plan on taking the LSAT next year in March 2026. Would you folks say studying from now till then is enough time to ace the LSAT?
@lilifakava I think you're doing more than what I have heard others do. I have no experience and am just starting out as well, so take this with a grain of salt. But you're allotting more time than I am for now. I plan on doing 7 sage, I start an in person LSAT prep course September 30th which ends October 30th. I think I might try and take the LSAT in November for the first time. I think you will do great you're giving yourself a reasonable amount of time. Especially if you aren't in school or work full time like I do.
@lilifakava I am also attempting to study, i think i might push the timeline at take it in June 2026, hopefully i don't get scared and follow through. The more time you give yourself though the better you'll get at scoring high on the LSAT.
I wish I would have gone through the material I was stuck on as quickly (but efficiently) as possible. I hurt myself in my last LSAT because there was SO MUCH I didn't know for the rest of the test. I was too fixated on trying to be perfect that I sacrificed the RC section entirely and half of the LR. Lesson learned!
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have any of you created a drill before? is this like creating your own question? or are youre creating the types of questions you do & how much time you give yourself?
@MariahMay29 A drill is a group of questions. When you create a drill, you select which question types and timeline you'd like. All of the questions are real. Given the questions you're asking, I would recommend you follow a study plan that includes the lessons sections.
Anyone else taking LSAT in 2027? At this point I think I'm going to do it in Jan or Feb and want to give myself plenty of time
@petvma yes me! Either 27 or 28 but gibing myself enough time to master concepts
@petvma I am planning to take it in April of 2027!
@petvma meeee. I’m aiming for feb 12 so I can get my scores in before march 15 but still have time to retake if necessary.
@SayraiWilliams Same here! Nice to meet someone in the same boat. If you're ever interested in studying together let me know!
@petvma me!! im planning on taking it jan or feb 2027
@MehakKaur nice!! Same here!!
Tomorrow is march 7 and its my lsat date
@Rangay how did it go
"You should never feel stuck, because you can always keep moving forward."
Where can I find the diagnostic test? I started working through Foundations but I'm supposed to take the diagnostic first and foremost, just can't seem to find where it is!
@GiovannaGarcia Have you tried to create a study plan? I think the diagnostic should be a part of that process. If that doesn't work, you can always just try PT123 under PrepTests or even just an LR section from that PT.
I am taking the June LSAT. Is anyone else?
@Aileened i am. good luck!
@DeliaByrnes apes together strong
@TobiStein yes! much strength and grace
@Aileened Yes, planning to!
@Aileened same
@Aileened Study group?
It has been a while since I studied. I decided to give the exam another try. I will be reading and going through everything from the beginning.
@Aileened same here. I started in September 2025. I studied for maybe 3 weeks using LSAT Demon then never tried again until today. I just scored a 144 on my diagnostic (oof) but I am determined to keep going until I get it. I likely won't get myself together for a Sep 2026 law school start anyway, so slow and steady will win this race for a Sep 2027 beginning. Wishing you the best.
@Aileened late to the party but i'm doing the same! I studied for about six months for the november test, now i'm retaking in august. i think more review of foundations and the CC, if u have the time for it, never ever ever hurts
I've only done RC so starting with LR will be a change of pace for me
is it bad I am slightly studying for a diagnostic test
@LilyMelendez I am too. I dont think it bad. its smart
I'm new here so I will read every section. I feel this will help me to feel more confident
I'm new here so I will read every section
:) taking Jan 6th, 2026!
@PaperChaseWebb Same!
@PaperChaseWebb let us know how it goes (if you want)!!
I took it that day and got a 143. I feel so dumb tbh, but I’m here to see if I can learn anything and be better prepared for the June tests.
@GSUDREAM are you applying for the 2026 cycle or 2027?
@AshantiFuller I’m applying for the 2027 cycle.
@GSUDREAM updates on score improvement?
New Here...just decided to become a lawyer and I will be taking my LSAT in February 2026, hoping starting in Nov will give me enough time to ROCK IT!!
@CATRESSE Started 7Sage today and taking the LSAT in February also. We've got this.
I have never taken the LSAT and I am planning on taking it in January for the September 2026 intake. Please send me your well wishes. Very nervous but also hopeful. I will be dedicating a lot of time to this as my schedule will allow this.
@lsatstudent Good Luck! Im taking it in Feburary! We got this
@Callum743 Thank you! you too!
@lsatstudent were in the same boat good luck and I hope you get the score you’re looking for
@lsatstudent Good luck! I'm taking it in February for the same reason.
Also, I am not sure on where exactly I should begin. All I know is I am giving myself 6 months to study for it and aiming to score the highest possible points!
@lilifakava me too! same plan
So for someone who has no background or experience in law, I plan on taking the LSAT next year in March 2026. Would you folks say studying from now till then is enough time to ace the LSAT?
@lilifakava I think you're doing more than what I have heard others do. I have no experience and am just starting out as well, so take this with a grain of salt. But you're allotting more time than I am for now. I plan on doing 7 sage, I start an in person LSAT prep course September 30th which ends October 30th. I think I might try and take the LSAT in November for the first time. I think you will do great you're giving yourself a reasonable amount of time. Especially if you aren't in school or work full time like I do.
@ChoccyLabLuvr77 Thank you so much for responding, I appreciate it a lot!
@lilifakava I am also attempting to study, i think i might push the timeline at take it in June 2026, hopefully i don't get scared and follow through. The more time you give yourself though the better you'll get at scoring high on the LSAT.
is the logical reasoning section needed if logic games have been removed from the exam? is there any correlation?
@RachelPorche Logical Reasoning or LR is its own section. Logic games or "analytical reasoning" was removed august 2024
Chat am I cooked if I'm taking the LSAT in October and just now deep diving into studying....
@SavannaWilkes wait like next month or next year october
Okay
I'm taking my first LSAT in 14 years. Quit on myself back then, but hope this helps me boost my confidence for October.
@TomiDipo you have totally got this!
@bella_kr boy, do I need to hear that right now! Thank you
I wish I would have gone through the material I was stuck on as quickly (but efficiently) as possible. I hurt myself in my last LSAT because there was SO MUCH I didn't know for the rest of the test. I was too fixated on trying to be perfect that I sacrificed the RC section entirely and half of the LR. Lesson learned!
I've taken the LSAT twice and will be taking it a third time in September. How long per day is recommended/how many lessons a day?
@kelseysilb why you took it twice, is it like so hard
Is the study material available on here relevant for the 2026 January LSAt? As I understand the format is new now.
Im planning on taking the LSAT in October, about how many modules/hours a day or week should I aim to do?