Hi. I was wondering what everyone else's plan is after the June LSAT. This was my first time taking a real test and I am not sure how long to take off before starting to study again. Ideally I want to wait until I get my scores back and then gauge from there. But with that being said I will almost certainly take it again in either August or September (I want to apply to law school by the end of October) so I am not sure if I should start studying again before I get my scores back.

If anyone has any advice/experience I would love to hear!

Hey guys, yesterday i got a 177 on PT 120. The week before i got a 174 on PT 119 and on my cold diagnostic i got a 166 on PT 117. I have been studying 2 hrs daily for a little over 2 weeks, each diagnostic abt 1 week apart. I assume the prep tests get harder as you go so im sure ill get humbled but it feels like i might be skipping a couple steps in the meantime. Im not sure if i should be following my 7sage generated daily study plan, drilling down on the question types i get wrong or something else. I am loosely planning to test for the first time in early august but could push to late september. Thanks and any advice appreciated 🙂.

We're a few hours away from tonight's workshop on:

"The Missing Layer of LSAT Preparation"

We'll be looking at the preparation systems techniques that lead to consistently executing the LSAT concepts and skills you're learning with 7Sage under timed conditions, including:

• The 5-Step Logical Reasoning Operating System

• The 5-Step Guide to Reading Passages

• The role of pattern recognition in LR and RC

• Live demonstrations

• Q&A

If you've already signed up, I'll see you tonight.

If you haven't signed up yet, there's still plenty of time.

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And if you're interested but can't attend live, go ahead and register anyway. I'll send the recording (and your free LSAT Prep Swag Bag!) afterward so you can watch it on your own schedule.

Looking forward to seeing everyone tonight.

— Scott

Gonna be even more of a struggle than usual to keep the vibes low key and relaxed but WOOOOOOO BAILEEYYY!!!!! I mean ahh yes, tis Bailey.

Here's what the Lofi stream is:

Baby animals. Ambient music. The LSAT.

Join us Tuesdays from 5–8 PM ET for three hours of ‘Lofi LSAT problems to relax/study to’ — live (and free) on YouTube. Starting at PT140, Mikey will work through unseen LSAT questions live each week — talking through strategies, jotting down notes, and figuring problems out in as soothing a voice as he can manage while still reacting appropriately to videos of very small dogs carrying very big sticks. Whether you want to study quietly, follow every question closely, or just hang out with the LSAT on in the background, this is a low-stress way to stay consistent with your studying. All you need is a screen, a notebook, and your beverage of choice.

I have not been keeping track of UI changes. From what I understand the following is true:

1. new UI is already approved for August and will for sure be used.

2. There is no dark mode option.

Right?

Hi everyone,

I started studying for the LSAT about a week ago and am planning to take the September LSAT. I took a diagnostic test and didn't score as well as I hoped, so I'm looking for some extra help as I begin this process.

I'm currently doing a full-time summer internship, and balancing work with LSAT prep has been challenging. I'm looking for a tutor who can help me improve my understanding of the test and, just as importantly, help keep me accountable and consistent with studying.

If you're a tutor or have recommendations for someone you've worked with, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!

I PTed a 169 a week ago and am looking to get to 173ish. Is this feasible by August? I'm trying to decide whether or not to sign up.

I’ve often heard that score increases on the LSAT correspond to lots of money in scholarships. Are you automatically considered for these scholarships when you apply to schools or do you have to apply? Where can i get more information on this?

Hi everyone!

I'm taking the LSAT in September/October and I am looking for a dedicated study buddy in the Mountain Time Zone.

A little about me:

• Current score: April 151

• Target score: 172+

• Studying 3 times a week with a tutor and 4 hours daily personal sessions

• Looking for someone who is serious, consistent, and motivated

I'd love to connect for:

• Accountability check-ins

• Reviewing practice tests

• Discussing Logical Reasoning questions

• Sharing study strategies and resources

If you're also aiming for a high score and would like a study partner, please comment or send me a message!

Thanks, and good luck with your prep!

Dropped by 5 points in my PT. Honestly a bit frustrated 😪

Hey guys, I've been studying for a couple of weeks now and it feels like I am missing most of my answers because I've developed a poor habit of not actively reading and missing some words on LR questions. Has anyone experienced this before? If so, what were some remedies?

Hello!

I am currently studying to take the August LSAT. I have about 2 weeks under my belt using 7Sage, but I was wondering how realistic it is to go from a 150 (PT taken 3 weeks ago) to a 163?

I am only applying for Law Schools in Canada, and my dream school's LSAT Median is 160. I am doing 3 summer courses currently, so I have more time to study than most who work full-time, but the LSATs can't be my entire focus. My current study plan ranges from 2-4 hours a day, 6 times a week, but I am having a hard time finishing the daily study modules, ESPECIALLY when I have other assignments.

This entire process has been very confusing, and I am getting tons of mixed information about how attainable my goal score is within my timeline.

Should I consider moving my test date to September?

Title. Have been improving noticeably with LR but RC is such a struggle for me (getting mostly -10 + on sections). My struggles with reading comp are really bringing down my PT scores. Any tips to improve at RC and what I can do to improve? Any advice is appreciated

Are we allowed to talk about the June LSAT on 7sage yet? The LSAT subreddit has all types of discussion about it, so I’m not sure if talking about it in public forums is prohibited.

Does anyone have some RC aha tips, insight, advice?

Hey! Is anyone in the Mondays & Thursdays class that begins at 4:00pm (pacific time)???? The Zoom still has not started

There is a technical issue I am experiencing with my account. I am currently unable to access the paid material, and I am receiving a LawHub error message. Could anyone please let me know how to resolve the issue? Please let me know if you need any additional information. I have already emailed studentservice@7sage.com

Hey does anyone have a good tutor based in LA. In the valley or city? need one asap!!!

Quick question: Although 7Sage is using the new UI: will the New UI include highlighting in the LR section? It may be updated by now, but LawHub had this new UI option but did not have highlighting as a feature. Any thoughts on this? I highly depend on highlighting for thought organization so it would be a fair challenge to overcome.

Hi,

Is there a way for me to test out what the large font looks like? I was hoping to get a PDF version of that large font so I can see just how big it is if I take the pen and paper accommodation.

Thank you.

Hello all, my name is Ray. I'll be applying to Law School in January. Any tips on taking the LSAT? Thanks in advance!

Hi! I took the LSAT in April and am taking it again in August. As I've been studying again, I'm wondering if I should be studying with larger time blocks (more drills), but spend less time on my WAJ and analysing my thought process or with shorter time blocks where I can really focus on my patterns and what I am getting wrong.

I am trying to make a jump from the mid 160s to the 170s. I'm not sure how to approach this goal as efficiently as I can and improve my score as much as I can in the next two months.

I'm greatful for any advice! Thank you!

Hi 7Sage Team,

I recently began the drilling portion of the study plan and I noticed that the settings portion before you start drills include difficulty options. Would you recommend just going with the default options, or are there reasons that one should adjust the difficulty level of the drills?

Thank you!

Given that we are currently working without the highlighting and underlining features in the RC practice tests, I wanted to ask if you could share any recommendations alternatives strategies for approaching RC under these conditions?

If there are specific approaches you would suggest or resources that focus on RC strategy without those tools.

I originally had a lot longer to study for the LSAT, but life happened and I have a lot less time that I thought I would have. I am currently studying for about 3 hours a day, 6 days a week (on top of working full time). The lesson portion of my study plan is 6 weeks long and the practice portion is 8 weeks long. I've already been doing the lessons and will be set to start the practice portion on July 6. My first diagnostic test was a 152. I'm aiming for something in the 160s if possible.

Is this enough study time to meet my goals? I'm a little worried I'm going to get burnt out doing so much studying on top of working full time, but I feel like I'm out of options. I would really like to keep my Sept 2026 LSAT date. Do I need to just lock in for the next three months and keep doing what I'm doing? I've been strictly following the study plan and curriculum. I haven't been doing anything extra.

Thanks!