Hi! I’m trying really hard to shoot for a 170+ above on the LSAT and I was planning on taking it this September with the intention to get in somewhere for the 2026-27 calendar year. I’m trying to understand the whole early application/rolling admissions thing for the T-14s, so I’m just wondering if taking the Sept LSAT would hurt my chances at all. Thanks!

The classic 7Sage website had a study schedule wherein it would tell you if you wanted to write the LSAT by blank date and you inputted said date, it would tell you where you should be in the program on certain dates, how many hours left to study that week, how many hours per week you should study etc. I find it is so helpful to keep me accountable and ensure I stay on track and/or ahead of the schedule. Will the new website have this same feature as I do not see it as of right now.

Hey there, I just took a practice test on the new site and was doing my blind review however I was wondering where the feature to wrong answer journal was as I could not locate it but wanted to quickly note my thinking somewhere. If anyone knows where it is or if its not on the new site let me know.

Thanks!

I would like to use the drill set feature, but only if I could be sure I would not be spoiling any future practice tests. Is this the case, and is there any way to get around this ?

When starting a drill you are always required to pre-select how many questions to drill. Is there a way to set it to indefinitely drill, so that you can keep going or stop as you please without having to either start a new drill over or ending the current drill unfinished? Thanks!

I'm not sure why this is happening, because in drilling I get a significantly higher percentage of 5 star questions right, but over my only 4 PTs, I must be averaging somewhere like 20% of 5 star questions correct. Everything else is okay for my goal of 165, 1-3 star questions are almost flawless, 4 star questions are about where I need to be, but the 5 star questions are what is seriously inhibiting me from breaking past this low 160 rut. Im scheduled to take the LSAT in about 40 days. What should I do to overcome this 165 rut? I need a 165

Is it possible to create additional drills for a single question type?

After finishing a section in the LR curriculum, you get a 5-question drill of those questions. In the old version, you could create another drill with 5 new same-typed questions. It appears I cannot do this with the new version.

In the April 21st episode, I think the hosts are talking about live classes and how one of the live classes is actually a study workshop type class. Does this exist?

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 😃

Hey everyone I am writing August LSAT in Toronto, wanted to see if anyone wants to join a study group either virtual or in-person (meet at library perhaps). I am aiming for mid 160s and wanted to make a group to stay accountable. Even if you're not in Toronto, reply to this if you want to join a discord server!

Hey there! My name is Alyssa, and I am currently studying for the LSAT in the Orlando/Winter Park area. Comment back to let me know if anyone in this area would be interested in forming a study group!

Hi everyone, I've been listening to your feedback over the past few days and I want to let you know that we've started working on a way for you to transfer your data from classic to new 7Sage.

The most important data is PrepTest data and you can already manually import those to new 7Sage. It takes about 4 minutes per manual PT import.

In approximately 4-6 weeks (hoping for 4!), I expect that we'll have built a way to automatically import 3-digit PrepTest data from classic to new 7Sage.

In another 4-6 weeks, automatic import of 3-digit Drilling data from classic to new 7Sage should be available too.

In the meantime, I just want to emphasize that you do NOT have to switch to using the new 7Sage. The classic site, i.e., this site, will continue to work just as before.

Updated link: https://7sage.com/users/settings/import

Is there a dark mode setting for the new 7Sage website? I can't seem to find an option to set it to dark mode (or "Night mode with inverted colors" as it was called on classic 7Sage). If there is no setting for this, does 7Sage plan on implementing dark mode at a later date?

Is it true that every scored RC passage on LSATs now have a comparative passage? If so, can we quickly look at each passage to see if there is a comparative passage present, and if not we know that it is experimental? This could be a shortcut if true

I was trying to find the explanation videos to prep test 3, found the link to the old 7sage online but can't view the video. Is there a way to find it here?

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!

Can the new site work on an iPhone 13 and will you be able to login without Google and without the magic link just with your password?

Hi,

I purchased a law hub advantage and my 7sage account is saying that the account is linked but that the subscription is not purchased. I have verified it has. Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated!

Best regards,

Nick

How does the new 7Sage platform estimate which questions are suitable for Blind Review? I noticed the amount of questions flagged for blind review exceeded those flagged as incorrect.

Hi I was wondering if there was more to the drilling feature on new 7sage. I'm wondering how it works.

Thanks!

I was curious if when the website actually launches it will include an update for the mobile app? I would consistently go back and forth and when I found downtime, I would study on the app. Since I switched to the new site, none of my progress has synced and I recognize that it matches more of the old layout. Even in one of the tabs it still has Logic Games! When can we expect to see this updated too?

Hello,

I’m wondering if there’s a way to view the total time spent on a drill after it has been completed. I’ve noticed that the time spent on each individual question is listed, and that any time limits set for the drill are visible. However, I haven’t been able to find a summary of the overall time taken to complete a drill.

Having that total displayed automatically would be extremely helpful, as it would make it easier to track my progress and improvements in speed over time without manually calculating the sum.

Thank you very much for your time and assistance.

Best regards,

Hi everyone! Im just curious how much time everyone is studying? I am on pace with the curriculum, but I wanted to gauge if I should put in more hours or not. Thanks!

Hi friends. I wanted to share how to do just 1 timed section at a time since 7Sage makes it a bit difficult. First, go to PrepTests. Find a PT that you haven't done yet, make note of the number (e.g. PT152). Then, go to "Drills." Create a new drill, select "All Prep Tests," select either LR or RC, then type in the "filter" box the name of the PT section you want to do (e.g. PT152). Choose all the questions from 1 section, then create drill. The timer feature within the testing window allows you to set a 35 minute timer as well.

I find this one-timed-section-per-day strategy to be best for me. It breaks up studying into very manageable chunks (can do the timed section, blind review, and post-results review in about an hour). It is good practice for getting timing right on the real test and building stamina too. After awhile, these timed sections have felt like a breeze, and a real test is only 4 of them total.

I hope this is helpful for fellow studyers!

Anyone's videos not playing right now for the study guide?