I've been struggling a lot with MP RC questions lately. Been working on trying new strategies to get better, but it would be helpful if I could drill old passages and only answer the MP question - that way I could stack a ton back to back and test my new methods without getting bogged down by other questions. It got me thinking it would be helpful to customize RC drills so I could choose to only have one question type show up, so I could focus on refining that specific skill - even if that meant only answering one question after a passage.

It would even just be helpful to filter passages that have certain question types.

Thank you! Wishing everyone the best of luck in the home stretch.

This is maybe more of a question, but I noticed for the section of my study plan in the month of June, most of the RC lessons are marked as done. I definitely did these in the main curriculum, but a few days ago it appeared as 0% complete, so I assumed there would be lessons to work on there. Is this a bug from current development or did it just finally load that I did many of the lessons already?

I keep losing my notes when I type in the notes tab. Sometimes it's my own fault, where I accidentally cut a piece of text or accidentally paste onto a piece of text. Other times, like just now, I write a wall of text only to have it disappear due to a weird glitch. No biggie if I can just Ctrl-Z to undo the disappearance, but the text fields here don't allow undos.

Hi all,

Quick question. On the real August 2026 LSAT and beyond, will there be no more highlighting in the passage to specific parts of the question? As you can see below, this is what's been normal, and it seems like its no longer available on the new LawHub interface.

I hope you can see what I mean. If this feature will be on the real test, is it possible to add to 7Sage? It honestly is really helpful, especially for questions that ask what a certain word means when used in a specific context.

After doing a test section or adaptive questions in the lesson plans I often do my own math to see what my average time per question was, my overall time gained/lost was, etc. Would be cool to have these built in.

Would it be possible to toggle off the info about why a question was included for blind review? I know it doesn't show the reason unless you hover over the (i) icon, but I often lack the self restraint not to look and then change my answer if the question was included in BR when I got it wrong whereas I otherwise might not have changed my AC. It would be great if I could make it so it's not even an option for me to see why the question was included in BR until after I've completed BR. Thanks!

When my internet cuts out momentarily and is working to reconnect, the timer continues to count down despite the rest of the page being unusable (so I can't pause the timer manually). Is possible to program the timer to pause automatically when there are connection issues that interfere with the rest of the page?

Thank you for all your hard work!!

The lessons in the study plan should be adaptive based on frequently missed topics for each user based on that user's diagnostic, if the user chose to take a diagnostic. If this is already implemented maybe I missed it? It would also be nice to be able to pick additional lessons from the "lessons" tab that we want to add to the study plan on our own (for example, I want to add the admissions and LSAT writing modules in to my study plan)

Would it be possible to make adaptive drilling available in the new LSAT interface format?

A way to track how many hours spend studying and reviewing.

I want to clearly be able to see the question types where I'm choosing the "trap" answer (e.g. the answer choice which other test takers most frequently choose). There is no easy way to see this in the 7sage interface, nor can I download my wrong answer choices and associated percentage wrong and question type in a table format to use AI to analyse it for me. Can you please help fix this? Seems like a key feature students should have access to.

Maybe this is already a thing but when I’m reviewing a specific tag (ex parallel reasoning) I would love to be able to click the arrow and it takes me to the next question within the tag (parallel reasoning questions) instead of taking to the next question in the section. I know I could just run a drill with the tag but sometimes I just want to consecutively watch the videos or read the explainers for that tag without having to go back and forth from the missed questions page to the question I’m reviewing.

I recently discovered that now we can filter by Answer choice tags in Analytics > Questions. Could we get the same feature under Drills as well? Would be useful to know which type answer choice I keep gravitating towards every time I pick the wrong answer.

I have been at this for a while, so I have gone through a lot of the material and don't have much left in the 'fresh' pile. It would be great if there was a tag that shows how many times you have taken a question or test and the date. It is there when I scroll through the analytics but it has become time consuming to go through this each time and create a custom drill for myself.

With the June LSAT less than a month away, I would really like to be able to see my improvement by tag. I want to see if what I've been doing to target issues within specific tags as been working...

Hi, I would love to have the highlighting text feature in a lesson text. If I bookmark a chapter review, I would love to go over and scan the main points next time instead of reading the whole chapter again. Maybe that feature already exists, and I missed it?

It would be great if we could select wrong questions (some or all of them) to review in tester mode, that way we can approach the problem in clean mode and compare to prior attempts.

Also it would be great if the wrong questions in analytics can be sort by oldest to earliest.

Thanks!

Sorry if this is already a feature I'm missing, but if not, it would be great to do the lessons just on what you struggle with (based on the prep test analytics). I find that I spend a lot of time doing lessons on things that I don't struggle with, and I would love to be able to just see which lessons would be recommended for me.

Hi! I have 1.5x time. Is that reflected in my timing statistics and targets in analytics?

First of all thank you so much for adding the new LawHub interface!!

I understand it is in Beta but a pause button is going to be added soon right?

I think it would be nice to be able to do blind review on question by question drills.

In the settings of custom drills you select "review after each question" instead of "at the end".

But if you get something wrong it explains it right after.

The drill would be cooler to get a second crack at it BR style before the actual answer is revealed and explained. I think you would enrich your learning experience with this feature.

I've been using 7Sage for about 5 months now and I have really enjoyed the curriculum. Now that I've gotten to the study block phase, I noticed the block allows you to select how long you'd like to study a day. My issue with this is that it only accounts for 2 hours worth of drilling and does not include time for blind review/wrong answer journaling.

For me, blind review/journaling can take up to 30 minutes per section (which is a long time, I just prefer to be thorough). With this in mind, I wanted to suggest that the study blocks include at least 30 minutes of wrong answer journaling into the study day. This would make the study day more realistic to actual practice. If I only have two hours to study, chances are I can complete 1 RC section + review and MAYBE a few targeted drills with review (while I'm in the early stages of studying at least).

Is it possible you could pin the tutor/instruction responses to student questions to the top of the comments in the explanation discussions? Or have a drop down selection for 7sage responses. Then we wouldn't have to scroll thru all the comments to see if there is one. Thanks!

Would it be possible to have the practices in the study plan be actually representative of the target time?

For example, I just did a paragraph that had a target time of a little bit over 10 minutes, however the study plan suggested 8:45 (which seems to be the default). I would not know the target time of the paragraph and cannot pace myself accordingly, definitely could have used that extra minute and a bit.

If the practice was able to look at what the target time is and suggest that as default, I could practice in a more realistic scenario. In the case where there are 2 or more paragraphs in a section of the study plan, it would be useful if it can add their target time instead of stay at 8:45 default per paragraph.

I would love to see like an AI generated explanation of how I did with the previous study block and why it generated the next study block that way, so that I can know more specifically what I need to work on and am aware of it...