I'm repeatedly screwing up while transferring my choices to my answer sheet. It's driving me nuts. On my last practice test there were two questions where I had the right answer marked in the test book but the wrong answer on the answer sheet.

The first one I have no explanation for. I clearly circled E in the book but C on the answer sheet. The second one makes a little more sense because I changed the answer in the book but forgot to update the answer sheet.

I'm sitting here like an ass watching videos to figure out how I got these questions wrong only to realize I already had the correct answer. This could be a free 1-2 points on my test. Any advice on how to stop messing up?

I can't view the graph on section performance within the LSAT analytics.

If you're in the Philadelphia area and want a study partner (for the Sept LSAT), let me know. It would be cool to hold each other accountable and share strategies. Respond if you'd be interested!

-Aaron

Struggling with reading comp, any tips, advice etc. would be greatly appreciated.

Hello ladies and gentlemen,

What is the correct training process for utilizing a BR? After, I have completed all 4 sections of my PT or after I have completed a LR section...

Cordially,

Joe

I currently have rec letters from a business law professor and an attorney who was my supervisor at an internship last summer. Would it be appropriate to have my mentor write one? Google doesn't offer much insight for this topic. My mentor has been extremely helpful to me this past year, and I feel she can speak highly of my abilities and qualities better than any other professor I've had. She just graduated law school in May.

Hey all. I am a couple weeks into my LSAT prep and I must say that I love 7Sage and am recommending it to all my future law school hopefuls. The videos are so helpful in allowing me to understand why one answer is correct and the other four are not. That being said, there are several video explanations missing in the MC/MP lesson sections for LR and I was wondering if JY or Jon were going to upload new ones. Thank the Good Lord that I got all the questions without video explanations correct...

How many Pt should be taken, and how far away from the exam should one wait before starting?

Hey guys! My exam proctor is not loading and I am wondering if this is an issue on my end or if anyone else is having the same issue today.

I am well through halfway of my PowerScore bibles (LG and LR, just started RC) but just started 7Sage two days ago. What should I do at this point? Keep reading both or just focus on 7Sage? I am studying for the February 2015 LSAT. Can anyone tell me specific advantages to either method? I am just scared of getting confused b/t the Bibles and 7Sage. Thanks!

Hey guys, for those of you who wrote the June LSAT, have you or do you plan to blind review it? I'm thinking about doing that this week - although part of me wants to save it for a re-do closer to the Sept. LSAT.

I just signed up for 7sage Ultimate and began watching the videos. however, the sound doesn't work. Has anyone else had this problem? My sound works for all other websites.

Sometimes, when I come to this website sometimes it says it is undergoing maintenance. Other times it does not. Not sure what is going on? When I go to the section video I need to watch, nothing is playing. I really need to study, and I am going to fall behind. What can I do?

Hey guys, hope everyone is studying hard and improving as they go. I just had a simple question in regards to the Ultimate package that I'm considering to purchase. What exams does J.Y cover in detail review? I know it's say 37 exams reviewed, but can anyone tell me which ones in particular? Thank you guys so much!

Hello! I am preparing to take the September 2014 exam and I am looking for a study buddy to discuss question types and the processes for LR & RC.

I began self-studying about two months ago for the June 2014 LSAT, and decided to postpone the exam. I then registered for 7sage and went through all the curriculum. I took my first practice test with 7sage recently -- my actual score was a 160, which is was my average score before I began with 7sage. My blind review score was a 170. I'm very comfortable with the exam without the time constraint, but under pressure I'm not as confident. I'm wondering: is it possible to achieve my blind review score (or close to it) under timed pressure for the September 2014 exam? I have the feeling it is very possible, but I'm just not sure how to push past this roadblock. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Hi! I am new to 7Sage and just started my online videos/classes today. I am signed up for the Feb 2015 LSAT. I'm just wondering, should I be doing practice lsat sections/tests while I am still learning the material to track my progress or do it at the end? When should I start drilling sections basically is my question. Thanks!!

If you're interested please respond. I'd like to have someone with whom I can study with (my LSAT is still low and I'd like to improve), and bounce ideas off of each other so we can crush the LSAT haha.

Did anyone check out the "Bruce" voice in the 7sage proctor app? If not, I would definitely recommend that you do... :)

Sorry if this post doesn't belong in this category because it's about law school applications. I currently am in the process of getting my letters of recommendation from professors. Does anyone know if there is a limit on how many letters of rec you can enter into the LSAC account? I want to get more than four letters and send different ones to different schools I am applying. I would also rather get more than four in case one professor will not finish in time and delay me from applying early. Also, what is everyone's opinion on the LSAC evaluation forms? I'm leaning on not using them as they could potentially hurt my application... I know a letter of rec can only say good things about me, but an evaluation form could say something negative.

When you complete a practice test are you supposed to circle the questions that require blind review during the test? Or after the test is completed. Lately, I have just completed tests, rested, then came back and completed the entire test over again without time pressure. I think that's what blind review is, but something in my gut tells me it is wrong.

I started off by doing all of the assignments online and I was just annotating the PDF's and taking notes. Then I got frustrated because I wasn't doing as well as I had hoped, so I started printing off LG sets and PT's. 900 pages later, I think I singlehandedly killed the environment, but my scores have increased substantially. Maybe this is a mental block, but I really perform much better when I can scribble all over the thing. Suggestions? I really don't want to kill all the trees.

PS I am recycling the paper when I am done.

And if so, could you make any recommendations? Thinking of looking into consulting but it's very expensive! All this work however, along with LSAT/law school fees, may make it a wise (and comparatively moderate) investment.

Hi all,

I am looking to form a small group of people interested in taking at least one practice test a week until the upcoming LSAT under actual conditions. I already have a few people involved but would love to get a few more on board. Not sure on exactly where we will meet up but we can decide that as a group. Hope to hear from some of you!

Best Regards and good luck

Why do the February LSAT's not become available as PT's?