Unfortunately, I had an awful undergraduate experience due to mental health issues. At the time, I was going to college without any medication. Now, I’ve tried 14 different medications and this doesn’t even include dose adjustments. I’ve been diagnosed with several disorders, yet I’ve worked continuously for six years. During that time, I was sometimes juggling three jobs at once. I just graduated, and I’m still working while studying. It feels like law school and internships are impossible under these circumstances.

Years ago I told myself I need to be the first applicant in the pile and it was a certain school or bust. lol Time has been the greatest gift, yet here we are, a day before Sept LSAT reg closes and still unsure if I'll wait ANOTHER cycle. A year goes by so fast, but where did the time go!? My current plan is to take Oct now (maybe 2 months will give me the motivation I need, but will I ever feel ready?) and if the score isn't my goal or higher I will wait a year, and plan to take an April LSAT so I don't have to freak out for an entire cycle again. Hopefully by then LSAC won't rewrite the entire exam/have more interface updates LOL Sigh, law school, the biggest decision in a new chapter...but at least another year (depending) I don't have to take an exam, ha! That's my rant.

Good luck to everyone starting to feel the 2026 cycle ebbs and flows.

i need to take a couple months off, but i don't want to lose access to my analytics. is there a way to pause my subscription for ~3 months, or do i need to cancel?

I’m trying to save questions I got wrong during drills. I’ve clicked the little bookmark icon but it isn’t saving them under the “Saved” section in Drills. Anyone know how to get them to save there?

Hi everyone!

I wanted to know if there were any Weidner Law students/prospective students that can speak on behalf of their J.D program. I did an internship my freshman year of undergrad at my DA's office and almost every DA, public defender, and even some judges all went to Weidner. They offer a part-time program which is really what I need due to working full-time. After looking into their programs, speaking to graduates, and listening to their podcasts I knew that I wanted to go there. I recently was educated about predatory law schools (a few months ago) and something told me to look up weidner. A fair amount of people on reddit referred to them as being one. I know I shouldn't go based off of the first thing I see online but I honestly feel like I'm stuck. A part-time program is non-negotiable, and the only schools that are not considered 'predatory' and are part-time are anywhere between an hour and 2 hours away (not including traffic). I just feel stuck. Any insight, words of encouragement, and advice is welcomes.

Thank you all!

My interest as far as law practices are: Criminal Defense, Criminal Prosecution, Real Estate, and Family Law.

Does anyone know where I can access them? If so, can anyone tell me how I can access them?

Not sure if this is an update but I just noticed Sage AI usage limit. Sage AI analysis were really helping me improve and now one single AI response is using 2% of my monthly limit. The subscription is expensive as is, now there's a limit on AI usage. I'm really disappointed!

I have taken prep tests and my scores have gotten worse every time i have taken one. My priorities barely are going up, most are staying the same and some are going down. To practice I do LR sections while also doing untimed priorities. I look over wrong answers and put some in my wrong answer journal, although not all. What can I do to get better besides paying extra for tutors? Which is something I cannot afford. I am very close to calling it, being a lawyer may not be for me.

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is the usage limit a new addition?

I have been slacking heavily with keeping up the studying, working a full time law enforcement job, being married with a daughter (and a son on the way), which leads me to my question; How are y'all staying motivated to study consistently? I graduate with my B.S. in Criminal Justice in December.

Does anyone know how many practice tests I should do, and how often? I took one full PrepTest on LawHub about a month ago with zero prep and got a 160. I just started my 7Sage course last week, and I have about six months to go before I actually take the LSAT. My plan was to do 2-3 more PrepTests over the next 10 weeks or so while I'm in the learning phase, and then one per week after that until I'm consistently scoring in the mid-high 170s. Not sure if that's a good schedule or something I even need to plan for --- for example, does 7Sage just give you regular PrepTests once you get into the Practice module?

If anyone could help me with this or give advice, it would be much appreciated.

We ain't never getting 173+

I am unable to click any answers-- it does not show that the answer has been selected, and the stimulus is so small. Is this an issue others are dealing with right now? I have asked people in the same state as me, and they have said yes, but I am concerned as to whether these are test format accurate or a mistake/bug on 7Sage's end.

Hi,

I'm trying to review questions/tests I've already completed, but I can't seem to adjust the font size or line spacing.

Is there a specific setting or a workaround to change the text appearance during review mode? Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated!

Hi everyone,

I am planning to take the LSAT as an international applicant from Cameroon, but I am having difficulty obtaining information about whether there will be an in-person LSAT test center in my country.

I first contacted LSAC, and they told me that they could not confirm international test center locations until scheduling opens and advised me to contact Prometric.

I then contacted Prometric, but they referred me back to LSAC, saying that LSAC would be able to answer my question. As a result, both organizations have referred me to each other, and I still don't know whether Cameroon will have an LSAT testing center.

Since remote LSAT testing is no longer available starting from august 2026, this is a major concern because I do not want to register and pay for the exam without knowing whether I will have to travel to another country.

Does anyone from Cameroon or another country without a regular LSAT test center have any information on this?

I would really appreciate any advice or guidance on this matter.

Thank you in advance,

Please fix the tester 7sage team! I can't select answers and I think others are having this issue too.

Hello, I paused my subscription, so that I can take a break in august. the website as well as email informed me that I had access for another 16 days, until august 6th, however now my account is stuck in free mode. I have a copy of the invoice with the correct dates outlining when I ought to have access to the services. can someone tell me how to get in contact with anyone from 7sage. I've gotten zero response.

Anyone else having any problems with the new UI as of today the 20th? It looks terrible and is hard to read... You can hardly tell which answer is correct or incorrect since the green/blueish aura around it is very faint... I wish they would just stop changing it.

Wasn't sure if this was a bug or not, so wanted to reach out and ask. It annoys me big time, so I'm really hoping it's just a bug! You can see it's being cut off at the bottom, because you can scroll up and down. I've tried disabling my bookmarks bar, but no luck!

Hey everyone,

So I've been going through the core curriculum and have a few questions about the analytics after every page, specifically related to the curve.

What does it actually mean when it says "Score of students with a 50% chance of getting this right?" What does that 50% chance actually refer to, and how can you relate it to yourself? Especially if you don't do blind review, you have up to 5 answers. How is this determined and how can you actually apply it to yourself and your understanding of a particular question type?

Cheers

Thank you 7Sage for the games!

Aside from it being a new fun way to learn, I found it quite illuminating that some things that I thought were a bit challenging for me are more challenging than I thought, and the things I was concerned about I am better at than I thought.

Awesome new tool.

random q: the study schedule generated for me did not include some of the "try me" questions listed in the LR reviews (for example i was only asked 5/13 from the RRE section). Was this for a reason or should i go back and complete the ones listed under "all lessons"? thanks!

I'm starting to study and plan to take the LSAT in 2027. Anyone have tips on staying consistent with study routines? General advice for someone starting out, how long I should be studying for per day? Anything helps!

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