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Hey everyone! I just recently joined 7sage. About 2 weeks ago I purchased the Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension bibles. After looking through the options on this site, I am thinking I can return the books. Does anyone have any takes on this? I'm just curious if anyone has both or if I can save some money and return the bibles.

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Hello,

I am trying to decide when to take the LSAT. I am currently in my senior year of college and will be graduating in may. I am going to apply for the fall 2027 law school cycle. I have been studying the 7sage program for about 2 months( almost done with the large foundations portion and about to start the practice) and did the powerscore books before this. I am ok with paying for 2 -3 tests and am wondering when it is best to take the test. I want to prioritize getting the best score I can while submitting early applications to create a competitive application for some t-14 schools. I have heard some say to take as many tests as you can to get the best score and others say it's a waste of money. Wondering if anyone has any strong opinions on the matter. In addition I will be done with my 7sage program at the end of may and wondering if i should transition to some private tutoring. I am aiming for at least a 173. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

I took the LSAT back in 2015 — basically the Stone Age compared to today’s remote, digital format.

At the time, I pivoted and built a career in federal procurement instead of law. It’s been a solid path, but lately I’ve felt pulled back toward pursuing a legal career.

For those who’ve applied recently (or are in law school now): Is it still worth it? Is the market as saturated as people say?

And maybe this is niche — but has anyone transitioned into law after building a stable government career first?

Would love to hear from anyone who’s made a similar leap.

I am almost done with the Theory section, and I am wondering why did I chose this path, I know that I want to become an attorney, but these reading comprehension passages are literally draining the life out of me.

I wonder if taking this course was really of help or not, I will finish it and continue with the drills, but oh my Goodness, maybe having untimed drills are making me take longer and double think some of these answer choices more than if I had a time limit either way must complete it!

I am curious about when redoing questions, do the analytics calibrate to the more recent data or does it only include the original take?

I have had my subscription paused for about a month and was previously on the Live membership. Im looking to downgrade to the Core membership for a bit but I want to make sure that after I unpause my subscription im not going to automatically be charged the Live membership fee and then again for the Core. Is it possible to change my subscription while paused to avoid this?

It's been a couple of days since the feb lsat and all I can say is THANK GOD I am DONE. Honestly just praying for anything above a 150. Good luck to those studying; I went from an average of -14 on the lr sections to -9 (!!). On the rc my best was a -4 (!!!!!) This was all in under two months.

Hi everyone, I finish my bachelors degree in April of this year and am writing my LSAT in June. I have been studying on and off since May of last year and due to some life circumstances decided not to write last August. This test has definitely made me question my work ethic and self worth, and I had built up a lot of anxiety surrounding it. I did take the 7Sage Total Prep Intensive Class and although helpful, I have learned that I learn best through actual repeated / spaced practice sessions. I started studying in January and am writing my first PT this week after quite a few months. I finally feel like I am in a place with this test where I get excited to drill and see my progress and have been doing significantly better on drilling than ever before. For anyone who comes across this, what helped me out of my funk was the basics to anything really. Get sleep. Eat real food. Exercise. Have some comedic relief. See some friends. And know when to lock in. And when you do, give it your all. You are smart and you are capable. Comparison is the thief of joy and any progress in this game. Believing in yourself, showing up confident, and establishing a healthy ratio of study discipline to life is key. Good luck to all, we're all in this together!

Hello everyone, I am writing to ask for general advice on how to proceed with my studies. I have dabbled in the core curriculum, and have now been scoring around seven wrong on my practice sections after consistently studying for a month. This has caused me to panic a bit, as the path forward feels muddled and uncertain. My goal is a 170, so I will need to improve significantly in the coming months, as I plan on taking the test in the fall so that I can go to law school next year. My dream school is Washington and Lee

Although I have maintained a good gpa of 3.93, I am a regular college student with regular habits. I plan on making some serious changes to my life in order to achieve my goal. I am hoping that you all may be able to provide me some guidance as to how to proceed.

This is very troubling to me, as I feel like I am being confronted with my own mediocrity. I fear the LSAT is going to stop me in my tracks and nullify the hard work I have done throughout college.

Hi,

I am seeing the same passages for both drills. Is this intentional or is there a glitch? If the latter, is there a way to fix this??

Thanks

Hi all! I just have a question regarding the proctored PTs that are hosted by 7sage on weekends. For anyone that's taken one with them, do they give out the PT or are you expected to have one ready to take and you just complete your own on the proctored zoom? Just want to be prepared. Thanks!

Anyone embarking on this as a career pivot? I turn 50 this year, mom & wife, and already have a graduate degree. Just started 7sage and feeling sooooooo overwhelmed. I thought i was smart but this is already kicking my ass, so i'm approaching this as though i'm learning a new language - which essentially I am.

So anyway, send some good vibes my way and hoping to connect as I continue along this journey.

Hi all! I got my target score for the january lsat and want to cancel my subscription, but I had paused it just in case I needed to take the lsat again. I want to make sure I don't get charged when it unpauses, but I can't find a button to cancel while paused, even on the billing page. Any help?

Soo I started my prep like the second week of January and had about a week off since... In the beginning it was kinda fun and I was getting a lot of the practice/skill builders correct, but now I'm consistently getting the first pass and BR wrong on the practice questions embedded in the study plan. I'm curious has anyone experienced this and is it normal? I'm trying to tell myself I need to keep pushing forward through the learning and I'll review lessons for reoccurring issues (like the oldest in the book) and I do watch the full vide explanations of the right answers and wrong answers (i can usually understand why the right one is and when i can't i flag) and I guess I'm thinking that it all builds... will I be screwed if I get through the lessons and then plan to use drilling and practice to solidify concepts? Like should I be going back to review more now before I even most past the study foundational portion? I guess, would love direction... Do I a) take a pause to review lessons or b) keep going through lessons as planned and then use the practice time at the end to hammer in those lessons?

When attempting to blind review questions after drilling, my 7sage interface times out and returns a blank screen with an "Internal Server Error" message. I was curious if any others have encountered this as well, and would appreciate any help troubleshooting. I'm on a Chrome browser and the issue persists across different browsers/after restarting my computer/changing internet connections.

I have been trying to break into the 150s and 160s for LSAT studying but I keep getting stuck at the late 140s. I am having a lot of trouble with logical reasoning and am not sure how to fix it. I am taking the LSAT in February and then taking it again in April. What should I do? What studying techniques should I incorporate? I have been consistently drilling. Every three days I take a day off after studying for two or three hours and working a full time job. Any recommendations?

I'm starting my process of getting letters of recommendation for my application, how many letters of recommendation would you guys suggest? I've heard 2 or 3 but I'm just not sure.

hey everyone,

I took my argumentative writing portion of the lsat today. I finished the actual essay. I wouldn't say it was my best work but it was okay given the time constraints. my only worry is that I had a number of typos that I wasn't able yo address before I ran out of time. is this nothing to be worried about??? should I be concerned...? should I redo it?? any suggestions would be helpful. thank you!

URM, two MA's in Middle eastern studies, one from an ivy league. GPA of 3.9 across schools, with phd level classes. 3 great recommendations, one associate professor from each school, one who doubles as a department head at the ivy league. Great story: kicked out for being queer, returned to school as a mature student, excelled and and looking to work in public interest law. Great personal statements working on them since summer 2025, had writing assessors review and edit. 2 concurrent university designated certificates, in history and regional studies specialization, 4 languages, 1 human rights certificate from CITI. Professional experience is lacking, primarily in hospitality management. Volunteer experience is good, youth mentor and student councils across schools and pre-academia. Working on publishing and getting internships in law firms before classes start.

What is the purpose of the feature that allows you to predict your score on practice tests and sections? Does it have a tangible impact on anything in particular?

I'm not sure if it's ok for me to ask this but does anyone have a chart guide explaining in short what to look for in the majority of cases for each question? I know this is like something general but let me give you an example.

Lately I feel like I've been doing very good in weakening questions with this "formula"

Weakening questions--> find another good explanation from the options

So, that's kind of what i'm curios about. Does anyone have some guide of that nature they wanna share ?

Is it possible to change the appearance of the drills to not the "test-like" mode? I remember 7sage used to have a different appearance for practice questions.

Hi! Are we supposed to have completed the drill questions ahead of the Live Class? Or is the drill link there for our reference / for completion during the class?