Hi all,

I'll be writing my LSAT remotely. Has anyone done this recently? I am nervous because I've read HORROR STORIES online about the proctor experience and clunky interruptions, and how it just makes one's anxiety even worse.

• Program tech issues

• Hour-late proctors

• Proctors not turning off their mic in a call centre

• Proctors switching up mid-exam

• Continual security checks even with the initial one completed

• General interruptions or proctor messing with your mouse control

However, those posts are a bit dated. Any insight would be great.

Hello 7Sage team,

I am one of your happy Canadian customers!

I think it's fair to assume your customer base is mostly American students. I am wondering if there could be more regional distinctions when it comes to the 'Admissions' tabs or other applicable aspects of the platform. While we are all writing the same test, our process/market seems to differ from the discussions I've read. I am curious if this is something you've considered adding in the future.

Hi Product/Dev Team,

I am not sure why, but the AI analysis update now spits out giant blocks of text, which is EXTREMELY hard to read. I spend more time trying to hold my place while reading the data and revising my work for review.

Additionally, the links it provides to exercises are often not live-linked. Having to ask again wastes previous AI limits. Please help!

This has been one of the best features to date! I know that studying for the LSAT is a very unique/ personal process for everyone. I find that it gives a pretty fair analysis, takes critique well, and gives a bit of direction.

HOWEVER, I've noticed that after using it for a little while, it starts to really lag. Is there a way to preserve the valuable history without the increasing time sink of lag processing?

My only other gripe is that I've noticed that it's missed things in analysis before. I feel good about catching them, but I'd like it to be a bit more thorough as dev continues to build on this function. Many thanks!