I am having trouble determining how/if it is using my drill results in my recommended drills. It says on the "drill by tag" page that it looks at PT results. However after a drill you can toggle "dont use in priority calculations." Does it or does it not use drill results when determining needs for practice? The total questions answered right/wrong are from PTs only, or drills as well?

Thanks!

#feedback The "Show Question" option on top of Lesson sections is broken and will not overlay the question. I've tried on multiple browsers.

I've become really inconsistent on my PT scores. For the last ~7 PTs I've taken over the course of the summer, I've started to jump between mid-high 160s to 170+ basically every other PT. I've scored above 170 enough times that it feels like those aren't flukes but I also cannot tell what is going wrong on the PTs that are on the lower end. Any advice on being more consistent? :)

Hey all,

I've been consistently scoring in the low 170s for the past several months, but can't break the mid-high 170s barrier. I signed up for the August and September test but am hesitant to go through with August.

For those who have reached the high 170s, what what your experience with breaking past the low17s? Is one more month enough time to break that plateau, or should I anticipate taking the test in October? I really don't want to take the official test again without consistently scoring in my goal range.

Thanks!

I have taken 10 PTs, over the last 2 months, and eliminating outlier of 156, EVERY SINGLE PT has been between a 159 and 162. I felt bad at the beginning, and then thought I was getting better, and now have felt poor on these last couple of PTs again, this is worse than jumping around. Spending 3 hours a day to score in the range of 4 points is ridiculous. I have the august LSAT coming up in 2 weeks. I've been studying 3 hours everyday, I've tried changing up strategies for LR, going faster at the beginning, slower at the end, but this is still just giving me the same curve of wrong ACs.

Haven't been able to find a way to turn off email notifications for every class you RSVP to; is there a way of turning this off?

I took the June LSAT and didn't get the score I wanted. Any advice from anyone taking it a second time on where to start and how to restudy?

And all of my progress from the old 7sage format is gone.. including preptests so that's super fun... oh well!

You can now take notes during Blind Review!

Hey! I really do love the new website format. The only issues I’m having are that I can’t log into the app, and when I try linking my old 7sage with the current one, it won’t send over my subscription that I’m paying for. Is there any way to change that?

Hi everyone,

For the argumentative writing portion, does anyone know whether we require a mirror or reflective surface in our testing room for ProctorU? I have read some posts about it being required for the remote LSAT testing with the live proctoring, but none about this. Thanks!

Is there any way for 7sage to recommend core curriculum content to review based on the questions you get wrong on the practice tests? If not, they should implement that.

I took an offer test, 111, on lawhub and scored 13/26,17/25,16/26 with a raw score of 46. Lawhub is saying I got a 149 but when I enter my raw score on sites it says 152,153. Which is it???

I know i need to study more

Like the title suggests, I want to try to give myself more time with the harder questions.

I was thinking of moving my 10 Lr in 10 minutes to 15 in 15, leaving 20 minutes for 16-25.

My new strategy would be:

1-15 in 15 mins (1 min per)

16-22 in 13 mins (1:50 per)

23-25 + Review in 7 mins (1:30 per question, accounting for the PFs/PRs, and 2:30 mins for review, which could be alloted to 1-15 or 16022 if they're especially challenging)

Hi yall, is there an option to print whole PTs. I only get the option to start and import PTs but no option to download a PDF version.

Today I scored a 161/162 for the 5th time in 10 PTs, most of my others have been about the same range, 159/160. Today's 161 was the best I've done on a PT across all 4 sections, -6 (RC), -4 (LR), -6 (LR), -6 (LR). To get a 165+, you need to get 14 or less incorrect; Today was -18 (-6 x 3), but was the best cumulative 4 section score I've gotten. I have found myself improving drastically in drilling, following close to target time results, I'll do drills of my weakest type, 4 and 5 star NA/SA/Weakening, and get very, very few wrong. But when it comes time to test, I feel like I find it very hard to get the 5 star Q's right, in drilling I have no problem with them (comparatively). Still, maybe due to the mental fatigue of an entire section, I find myself getting almost every question (~90-95% accuracy 1-4 stars) right up until the 5 stars, and then have my sections fall apart (specifically in LR) from 17-25. What should I do to remedy this? I drill 15 LRs and aim for ~18-20 minutes target time, and 2 passage RCs ~17-19 minutes target time.

What did others do to break out of this pre-165 bump. I take the august in 2 weeks, my hope is that I can put it all together before then and get a 165, if not, my more reasonable test for this achievement is september.

I know of some LSAT demon strategies, that I've read recently, where some people say go for 100% accuracy, guess on the last, this is surely interesting. But I've been trying to do, and do successfully, 10 questions in 10 minutes, and then 15 in 25. I think I'm going to change my strategy to 15 questions in 15 minutes, and then leave 20 for the last 10, as I feel myself needlessly dragging my feet through 11-15.

Any thoughts are appreciated.

Is there anyway to "mute" some of my older PTs so I can see a more updated list of my priorities? I don't necessarily want to delete the older ones - I just want to see my weak areas now vs. then

Timing seems to be my biggest issue, because when I blind review I do vastly better than during a timed test. What are tips for improving timing or ways to study which improve timing.

Is there a consolidated list of all the Miros in the Core Curriculum? I know there were a bunch, but I don't think I can go through every lesson again to find them.

Is there a way to just take timed sections of previous LSAT, instead of the whole exam? Please helppp

Today the sign up for the august lsat opens, but the remote option which i am taking does not open till july 24/25th, i signed up for strongly preferred remote, will I get an email when the remote scheduling opens? Or will i get an email every time a new day opens remote and in person? Or do i not get an email at all and have to do something else? I dont want to miss it

I took the LSAT in June and got a 168 which was well below not only my best score, but also what I had been averaging. I’m taking it again in August and I’ve been taking roughly 3 prep tests every 2 weeks since getting my score back. The first one I took after taking a break I got a 176 and then after that 175. Then my last two have been 172 and 169. They’ve all been about the same difficulty and none of them are drastically different in age. I noticed a similar pattern before my first LSAT where it seemed like I was just getting worse with each prep test, including getting my worst score since I first started studying in February a few days before the test (166). Should I stop taking prep tests altogether?

Hey guys,

It's my fourth time trying to to tackle the LSAT. Looking for a study group or accountability partners that are aiming for the October exam. Would like to study on weekends. Usually free at night time to study as well. I also work a part time job as of now. Looking for a group of people who are aiming for the 160s. My score has been stuck in between 139 and 142. I'm looking to break out of that. Trying to apply for the 2026 fall cycle. Let me know if anyone is interested. Also I'm located in the NYC area. If anyone lives in NYC area and wants to meet up to study I'm down with that as well 😃

For this one I have a big dilemma.

They ask for a law degree, but then once you submit they change the question to JD.

My question here is that, my older sister is an attorney in Greece and got her degree in Cyprus (this is not a JD, but a LLM or LLB I don't know) does that count as a YES on the LSAC question or no?

Thank you!

Hey guys, I took the June LSAT and I didn't score what I wanted. Im taking it again in August and feel more prepared. I was wondering if anyone had any input if I should sign up for the September one or if I should wait till the October one? HELP!

Need help resolving this issue, thank you!