Hi all, college low income student here. I'm looking for someone to help me edit my essay/ give advice. I have a limited time to work on it ( basically 1 week). If you're a coach with affordable!! prices please let me know, feel free to include your contact and what you charge and I will reach out. Thanks!

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I'm aiming for a 170-175 in September. I'm studying full-time for the LSAT until then. Chat, am I cooked? I'm getting a tutor too 🥲

When I first met Leah in 2024, she had already been studying for the LSAT for a year. Over the next two years, she worked tirelessly: both on bringing her LSAT up to her goal score (173) and on one of the best applications I've ever seen.

Next year, she'll be attending Michigan Law with significant merit aid. We sat down to discuss her whole journey: from her initial diagnostic through the TESTING DISASTERS that almost literally sank her candidacy on test day -- and the smart choices she made in a particularly hectic admissions season.

No. matter who you are, if you're aiming for a top school, there's something you can learn from Leah's experience.

We'll be covering more "Getting In" stories all summer. Let me know if you have any feedback or questions you'd like us to address. And if you'd prefer to listen to the podcast version of this discussion, find the 7Sage LSAT podcast on Spotify/Apple Podcasts/An RSS feed near you.

Did anyone else notice the auto sync with law hub where it pulls all your tests? It's messing up with my analytics because it is pulling from what I did in like 2025.

I am just curious—if this were to be the case—how much time would LSAC give? I would think at least 6 months to 1 year notice, simply because of how much prep goes into studying, but I don't know how much time historically LSAC has given for changes. Anyone have any educated guesses or ideas?

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Hi all,

I'm in my mid 30s and from Toronto, Canada. I got my degree 4-5 years ago and I have been working at a law office for about 14 years with extensive community involvement as well. I applied to law schools at 3 different years and honestly my mistake was the first one I was not fully ready and I think I applied a little prematurely and second time, I did not make too many changes to my application, I then made some changes and applied a third year and every year, I got waitlisted by the law schools I want to get into, but never got in. One of my biggest issues was my LSAT score which was 157, not great.

It's been 2 years now as I had given up, but I'm now thinking of trying the LSAT one more time and see if I can get into the 160s, which I think would help me (with a better application), get in, although LSAT is one test I've always struggled with and my highest mark was always the logic games, which are gone now.

Wanted to see if applying now, for a fourth time potentially, after a couple of years away, with a better application and LSAT score (hopefully), will give me a good chance or would this be a waste of time at this point? I work full time and another part time job so I only have maybe 1-2 hours a day to study so I'm thinking of doing the LSAT later this year to give myself time to re-learn from beginning.

Any tips and/or similar stories are welcomed.

Thanks!

Has anyone else been having issues with 7Sage videos lately?

For me, every few minutes while watching a lesson, the video will suddenly pause and either refresh the page, exit the video, or kick me out of the lesson entirely.

I'm not sure if this is a known issue with 7Sage or if there's something wrong with my browser/settings. Has anyone experienced something similar or found a fix?

I used to think that this test was impossible - that nothing could change. But a second round pick from Villanova just proved to me and everyone else with the same mindset that we're wrong: anything is possible.

Hey all,

Just want to put out a warning to the community. There’s been an explosion on a lot of social media platforms of ‘admissions consultants’ who, upon looking deeper into their background, I’ve found have no actual admissions experience. Some of them don’t even have a connection to law.

I just want to encourage people to be discerning, especially when a lot of these consultants are charging you a ridiculous amount of money. Many of them are just ripping info from Reddit, then acting as though it’s actual expertise, when they’re really no more knowledgeable than the average KJD.

And please remember, a service telling you they get students into Harvard is meaningless. There are plenty of people who would have gotten in regardless of whether or not they had a consultant.

Don't feel too terrible about, I rushed on section 3, any tips on slowing down, besides the obvious.

I feel like the old UI was fine, the "hide" button was right next to the answers, the timer had a little bar, there was not really a sub-menu. Idk, its annoying to hit the hide "mode" and then have to click on the answers. And then I forget that i have it on and waste a few second. Not the end of the world, but its annoying.

Hello! I just restarting studying for the LSAT and am self-studying with 7Sage Core, and I'm working through my generated study plan. However, I was wondering if the study plan is in any way adaptive or able to refresh/update based on my needs? I'm really struggling with PSA questions and would like to spend an extra day reviewing those lessons/drilling, i.e., still study for my allotted time per day (5 hours) but rearrange the content a little bit because I also don't want to fall behind on my assigned study plan. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

How do people stay motivated for this? I originally set a goal that was probably too low with a 170. I got a diagnostic of 168 and pretty quickly got into the mid 170s but have had zero progress since. I currently work 70-100 hour weeks and just don’t see a path forward for improving. I’m a blue collar person that’s mainly doing this to prove I could have done something more “serious” and because it’s fun to do in my spare time.

Woke up to a new interface and I'm not so sure how I feel about it yet lol

Okay, I am so confused right now. Before on 7sage, I could literally cross out an answer choice when I eliminated it. The lettering would be scratched out and less bold. How do I do this in the new design? I am looking everywhere, and I cannot find it. Below, I can see I was stuck between two answer choices. How do I do that in this new design?

Hi everyone! I just recently (about 2 weeks in) started studying for the October LSAT and I was curious about everyone's study schedules. I want to know how many days you guys study and how you take breaks. I'm asking because I would love to get more structure for my LSAT prep and avoid burnout. I have heard a few people say they got burnt out because they would study every day, so I want to create a better study schedule for myself. All answers are welcome and appreciated!

Fellow 7Sager,

Alia

Hi! I am beginning to work on my PS and I really want some feedback about how it reads to someone else? I prefer someone who is also a splitter and willing to be very honest. I am happy to offer the same. My PS is still very much in draft mode but I want to see if I am going in a good direction and feel like discussing our PS more in general can really lead to somewhere worthwhile for both parties!

Not sure what to make of it lol

Hello everyone,

Does anyone know how a CGPA is rounded? By all calculations my GPA is a 3.945. From what I have heard, they round to the nearest .01 which is a 3.95, but in LSAC it is reported as a 3.94. Can someone explain this, and if not is it worth contacting LSAC about it?

-Thanks!

Hello, I am signed up for the Total Prep Intensive course, and my first class is Monday evening, but I have a few questions about it.

1. Is the homework listed alongside the Monday class (including the diagnostic test) supposed to be completed prior to the first class on Monday, or should I wait to do it after the first class?

2. Will classes be recorded and available to watch after in case we have to miss a class for some reason?

Just saw an update in the drill tags.

Is there a way to revert back to the old order of the drill tags?

I really liked how in the old version, the question types were separate from the other tags. This one is harder to see, navigate, and select by question type.

Hi everyone,

I need a bit of study advice. I just recently finished up the core, LR, and RC portions of my study plan and I'm now on my first practice block. However, I'm currently about 1.5 weeks behind where I should be. I'm planning on taking the test in August and I'm wondering if I should try to do 2 days on my study plan per day in order to catch up.

My only concern is that I might be sacrificing quality for quantity by doing this. However, I can't shake the feeling that I'm just not getting enough practice to achieve my goal score in August and that time is running out.

Please give your thoughts.

I accidentally submitted my section when I was on the last question of an RC section and I knew the correct answer while taking it. I want to know if I can edit my answers afterwards so that my analytics better reflect my actual work.

Thank you!