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I am struggling to create an effective/efficient study plan? Does anyone have any advice or a sample I can use? I am taking the test in 6 months.
Quick heads up that our weekly lo-fi LSAT stream runs again tonight from 5 to 8 PM ET on YouTube. Free, no signup, just join here: https://youtube.com/live/_G77R2xupeU?feature=share
Starting with PT140, Mikey's working through unseen LSAT questions live, talking through strategies and notes as he goes. Ambient music in the background, baby animal clips mixed in. Super chill vibes.
Good for studying alongside, following question by question, or just having the LSAT on while you do other work.
We're running it on Tuesdays. See you tonight!
Hey all,
Quick heads up on where the podcast is going. If you've listened to last week's or this week's episode, you may have noticed a shift in our format.
The short version: we're covering the whole path now, not just the LSAT. Applications, scholarship negotiation, personal statements, picking a school, paying for it, what 1L is actually like, etc. We're planning to have multiple segments every episode highlighting different aspects of the journey. Although we're still feeling it out, I think our most consistent episode format will be: LSAT advice segment, LSAT journey, Admissions Q/A. We're also going to be featuring some longer form interviews with special guests in the LSAT, law school and legal arenas.
A few things I want from you.
First, what do you think of the new direction? Honest reactions welcome, including if you preferred the old LSAT-centric format. Any suggestions are welcome!
Second, tell me what to cover. What's the question you can't get a real answer to? What do you wish someone would just sit down and explain?
And if you've got a specific question you want answered on air, send that too. We'll pull from the thread for future episodes.
Reply here or DM me.
Alex
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Hi! My full-time job has me working on the computer, so I've really enjoyed prepping with written study materials (i.e., books, like LSAC's TriplePrep collection of PrepTests and Mike Kim's "The LSAT Trainer") as a way to alleviate screen fatigue.
7Sage is obviously an online platform, but I'm hoping that I can still study with a written-based format if/where possible.
So...
• What exactly can be printed from 7Sage?
• How long after our subscription has expired are we allowed to maintain whatever we print out?
• Is anyone familiar as to whether questions can be printed from LawHub Advantage?
Etc.
Any advice this way would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Hi All!
Just wondering if there is anyone at all in the same boat as me. I am reapplying to schools after being academically dismissed from another law school... for absolutely unacceptable and abhorrent reasons that have no reflection of my academic capabilities... but we are over that and not dwelling on it. I have decided to take the August LSAT. I have not taken it since 2024. I have never taken it without the Logic Games, and I was never given my proper FULL extra time accommodations.
After already experiencing a year and 1/2 in law school, my personality and confidence levels are totally different. I am also non-traditional (I am 39). Anyway, I am looking for people who are not super new to the LSAT, so people who have taken it a few times before. I am in Southern California, in case anyone is wondering. I have to nail this LSAT. I am aiming for about a 165-170 (realistically). I cannot stress the importance of taking those extra-time accommodations if you qualify for them. I felt the stigma of it back when I first started this process, so I only used the minimum, even though I qualify for the max. In school, I finally started using my full accommodations in my last term before my dismissal.
Lemme know if there are any study groups for "LSAT veterans" lol or wounded warriors ... people who enjoy this torture!!! .... who are forming a study group. I am enrolled in one of the weekly courses. It is the one that meets Mondays & Thursdays at 6pm (pacific time)/ 9pm (eastern). Much Love & Good Vibes to everyone!
Hi there! I started working through the Study Plan on April 28th I believe and the start date keeps changing every day to whatever today's date is (so right now it says I started on May 12th). It's making it difficult to see if I'm ahead or behind this way so if someone could help resolve this I'd be so grateful!
Thanks!
My study plan keeps changing dates. I am not sure why... I started May 8, and then it changed to say my day 1 was May 10, and now it has updated to day 1 being May 11. I am not sure why this keeps on happening or if there is a way to fix it?
Thanks!
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When I try to practice using the new post-August 2026 law hub display, it automatically goes into night mode. Is this just a glitch that occurs because the feature is in beta testing or is there a way to change the color of the background?
I am having issues with custom drills. i tried a different browser and on my ipad, nothing is working. only first 12 questions are loading
There are so many aspects of the new format that do not make any sense. First off, on RC you have far more scrolling to do. Everything is squished. The only solution is to make the words microscopic...
Second, the toggling to hide answers does not make any sense. Who thought that was a good UI change?
I saw one guy recommending making the background purple just to see everything better? I mean my word... what have we come to
Third, I dont even know... im just ranting at this point.
Hello everyone!! I just took an argumentative writing test on Lawhub for the first time, and I want to know how is this from your perspective. I have less than a month to study for taking the real test. I would love to hear every advice you can give me!!!! Here is my writing:
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Emphasizing career preparation over teaching general, broad knowledge would be a serious mistake which is to be avoided at all costs. The general knowledge acquired through one's university studies are so valuable that those without it could find moving in life a lot difficult. The university education is an investment in the first place. This investment, while partly being about having a good career path, is still, a beautiful way for discovering and building oneself.
Building upon this argument I will be in an agreement with the ideas from the second perspective. University is a place and time where you discover yourself, where all the knowledge acquired is stepping tool not only for getting a great job after graduating, but also for finding who you are and what your own perspectives are. Illustrating from my own experience I would emphasize how transformative the university experience was for me. Before starting my degree I thought only about what kind of job I will get and how much it will pay me while not even thinking about if I would like what I will do or not. I have acquired broad range of knowledge even from my first year of university which helped me realize of how little I know about my own self and about everything else. Every opinion, every perspective I had before starting the university has been redefined or at least, changed in some way. This change not only helped me in understanding my own values but also helped me to change my career path. I realized that I am not who I was before and I, probably, never even wanted this career path. This realization was only possible through acquisition of broad knowledge that was given by the university. If we consider the alternative option, if my university was fully focused on teaching me about my career and how to excel in this path, I would have chosen a path that wasn't mine to follow. So, broad knowledge might not directly influence how strong of a candidate or how successful employee one will be, it, nevertheless, directly guides one to the path one should and ultimately wants to take.
As we can observe in perspective one, the emphasis on career education leaves out the opportunity of discovering oneself. While I fully recognize that the argument stated in this perspective regarding today's job market is probably correct, still such a view of university education leads one to live for work and not use work for living. Another interesting point is made regarding contributions, specifically - contributing to society which is something that will be achieved even without career education. The knowledge acquired through university creates broad skills that can be useful in so many instances that one could contribute to society in so many different ways rather than being professional in only one route.
While I defend broad teaching by universities, I, nonetheless, understand that a lot of students have sole motivation to be as successful as they can in their respective career path. This motivations would lead one to emphasize career readiness more than knowledge of different subjects. But this is mainly what I was arguing in the preceding paragraphs, this is the example of someone who found their own way and wants to follow it. But while teaching broad knowledge could help diverse range of students, such approach as career education is mainly beneficial to those students who have already found their way and their identity. This is while being unjust, is also depraving career focused students from discovering a lot more than they think is possible. Even if they don't discover anything new, nonetheless, they will be certainly sure on their chosen path and ideas.
As I defend teaching broad knowledge, I must emphasize, in case there is a counter argument that this way is not creating ready students for their career, that this broad knowledge leads one to be able to adapt to different environments, and in turn prepares one to take on wide range of career paths and responsibilities. The skills acquired from broad knowledge are essential for achieving a beautiful and wholeheartedly desired life, while skill for career success can be earned through working, The time in university is not unlimited, thus it would be best used to acquire as much knowledge as possible and discover deeply who one is and what life they desire the most.
Hi, on the internet and in the past, it seems like users were able to make custom drill sets. When I go to drills, however, I don't see any buttons to do this. It has drill templates at the bottom but I don't know how to make one. When I go to questions and add filters, there is no button to create a drill set. Can somebody please help me figure this out?
Is it possible to blind review the questions you got wrong on PT's that you import from Lawhub? Trying to figure it out but it seems like there's no official blind review just the ability to review the blank question itself. Any guidance would be super helpful!
Hi all! I am going to be in DC from May-August doing an internship. I will also be studying for the LSAT and would love to put together a group that is available to meet in person consistently. If you are in the DC area and would be interested in a study group, please message me!
Hi! how do I see my messages
Hey, hope everyone is doing well! Will 7SAGE be updating their website to use the same interface that LSAC will be changing to for the August 2026 exam? That would be super helpful and make it much easier to get used to! Thanks!
Hi All,
I have only been on the platform for the LSAT for about 4 days and I am still getting a sense for best practices. Is it typically recommended to start with the 7sage study plan or to go through the foundations section of the lesson library.
Thanks!
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Hello everyone,
I wanted to know if there was a best time to do the adaptive drills for the previous segments. I'm nearly halfway through the lessons portion and noticed that from my previous completed days I have adaptive drills that are available. I wanted to know when is the intended or ideal time to complete the drills?
Thanks!
I've been consistently scoring in the 152-156 range on practice tests, but upon blind review I'll score 165-170. This happens to me on drills too. I'll miss several questions, then get them all right when I review. This tells me I have the knowledge that I need to perform well, but lack accuracy under time constraints. I'm sitting for the June test and need to break this cycle! Any tips?
I am on week 8 of practice blocks and there is no preptest in the block. Is this a glitch?
My name is Amber, I am currently a full time worker looking for some study friends to help keep me accountable. I am taking might LSAT in September of 2026. As well as some advice on where to begin.
I just recently started this app a couple of days ago and I have a study plans set up to begin on Sunday April 26. I’m looking for anyone to give me advice or guidance, towards what live classes would be best for a beginner who has no knowledge of anything in regards to logical reasoning and reading comprehension, that kind of coincides with a study plan. The study plan I have set up, starts with foundations and then moves onto logical reasoning, and then reading comprehension. So I was wondering if anybody had any ideas as to which pre-recorded or live classes go best with foundational, information, Grammar, and. any other beginner foundational classes.
As far as study friends to keep me accountable, mainly just looking for a solid group of people who can learn off of each other, and possibly study together virtually. Thank you so much!
LSAC recently announced that they would be making "minor interface changes" to LSAT tests starting in August. Will such changes be reflected on 7sage's UI in the coming months? I've seen demos of the changes on Reddit, and they are certainly different than the current interface. Personally I'm not a fan, so I'd like to get accustomed to it as quickly as possible, since there's no avoiding it.