Hi there,

We recently updated our digital tester to better reflect the format you'll see on the official LSAT. The goal is to give students a practice environment that closely matches what they’ll experience on test day.

We know changes like this can take a bit of getting used to, so if anything about the new layout feels confusing or gets in the way of your studying, please feel free to reach out — we’re always happy to help.

Hi everyone. As per LSAC, LawHub is currently offline.

Hi there, the new PrepTests will be added to 7Sage, but we don’t have a specific timeline yet for when they’ll be available. We’ll make sure to update everyone once they’re released on our site.

Hi there, I’m so sorry about the confusion earlier! Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, the Free Conditional Reasoning class was canceled. The class page was taken down shortly after the cancellation, which is why it may have appeared that another session was starting instead.

We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. You’re always welcome to join any of our upcoming free classes—we’ll make sure the schedule is updated to reflect any changes in advance.

Hi there, it looks like the colored time bars (showing when you selected each answer choice) are currently missing in the latest update.

Our development team is already working on a fix, and we’ll let you know as soon as this feature is restored.

Thank you so much for taking the time to share this detailed feedback! I’m really glad to hear that you’re enjoying 7Sage and that the explanations and study plan are helping with your prep.

I also really appreciate you letting us know about the bugs and suggestions — that level of detail is super helpful for us. I’ve shared your notes with our team so we can look into the refresh issue, study plan tracking, and the improvements you mentioned (like opening drills in a new tab and scrolling automatically to your next task).

We’re thrilled to hear that the updates and analytics have been useful in helping you target your weaknesses. Thanks again for helping us make 7Sage better!

@AhmadAlqwasmi Thanks so much for the thoughtful feedback — this is very helpful. A few quick notes that should address most of your suggestions:

Priority by tag Priority by tag is now calculated using your drill, section, and full PT data. That means the system takes into account the questions you’ve practiced in drills, the sections you’ve worked, and your PrepTest performance when it ranks and prioritizes tags.

Re-using the same drill settings (quick way to keep practicing) After you finish a drill and review your results, there’s a button labeled “Take another drill” — click that to immediately run another drill with the exact same settings as the one you just completed.

Drill by tag page You can also go straight to the drills page and pick tags there: https://7sage.com/practice/drills.

See answers & explanations after each question If you want to practice in a “pure practice” mode (answer, view the answer + explanation, then move to the next question), select the “After each question” option in the Show answer dropdown before creating your drill. That will show the answer and explanation immediately after each question.

Save drill settings as a template You can also save your preferred drill settings as a template by clicking the “Save settings” button when creating a drill — that makes it easy to reuse the same configuration without re-selecting everything each time.

Finally — your last idea (an open-ended, continuously adaptive “practice” mode with per-question feedback and daily analytics comparing performance over time) is a great suggestion. We’re actively working on improvements along those lines and we’ll share updates as we make progress.

Thanks again for taking the time to write this up — please keep these ideas coming.

Thank you for your feedback! I understand your concern about the transparency effect. I'll pass your feedback along to our team for consideration.

Hi there! We recommend questions for blind review if you got them incorrect, skipped them, flagged them, or spent too much time on them. If you want, you can disable recommendations in the user settings: https://7sage.com/users/settings/practices

We're also already working on a feature that lets you customize which case triggers Blind Review recommendations. However, there's no specific timeline for this update, so we can't provide an ETA at the moment.

@ByGraceThroughFaith Yes! Here is the link to the class: https://7sage.com/classes/evt_030XvMhrjdOZME3qOOn0sm

Hi there, there will be a Proctored PT class on August 2, at 2:00 PM (ET). You can check this page https://7sage.com/classes to RSVP to the class once the event is published.

Moving forward, we're planning to offer a proctored PT about once per month, and always the weekend before an actual administration of the LSAT.

Hi there, right now we don't support scoring PrepTests with only three sections, so there isn’t a way to fully remove the experimental section just yet. That said, this feature is definitely on our roadmap, and we hope to make it available soon!

Hey there! We don’t have a mobile app (just yet), but the 7Sage app is in our roadmap and will be released in the next couple of months.

In the meantime, the new website is mobile-friendly, so you should be able to access all your materials as usual from your phone or tablet.

We recommend questions for blind review if you got them incorrect, skipped them, flagged them, or spent too much time on them.

If you want, you can disable recommendations in the user settings: https://7sage.com/users/settings

There's currently no study schedule on the new 7Sage site, but it's on our roadmap. While there's no official launch date yet, the earliest estimate is August. We'll be sure to let everyone know once it's available!

As for the "You Try" questions, they are part of the lessons and are designed to help you focus on understanding without time pressure. And because they’re already untimed there's no sense in which you can Blind Review them. ​

Hi there, the "You Try" questions are part of the lessons and are designed to help you focus on understanding without time pressure. And because they’re already untimed there's no sense in which you can Blind Review them. ​ Let me know if you have any other questions.

Yes! You still need to link an LSAC account with an active LSAC LawHub Advantage subscription to fully access the materials in the new site.

Hi there, there isn’t a feature available that allows you to drill indefinitely without pre-selecting the number of questions beforehand. Currently, you need to specify how many questions you want to practice in each session. Let me know if you have any other questions!

Hi Annabelle, We're actively working on this feature, and it's coming soon! 😊 In the meantime, you can add entries and make the wrong answer logs under the Notes section when you're reviewing your questions.

We currently don’t offer a print option for the PDF versions of PrepTests. While it's on our roadmap for future updates, we don’t have a specific timeline right now. We’ll be sure to announce any updates as soon as they become available.

There's currently no study schedule on the new 7Sage site, but it's on our roadmap. While there's no official launch date yet, the earliest estimate is August. We'll be sure to let everyone know once it's available!

Hi there, right now, there isn’t a way to manually import blind review data on the new site—but it’s definitely on our roadmap! Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Hi there,

I am so sorry to hear that you are having issues creating a drill. I've reached out via email to help resolve this issue.

Hey 2008toyotacamry and hetapenguin, it's okay that you disagree, but please keep it friendly and professional in these comment sections. 2008toyotacamry, name-calling isn't tolerated here. I edited your comment accordingly.

Hi there,

We appreciate your feedback.

We have received similar feedback from students regarding our CC V1 lessons, which is why we have introduced the “You Try” lessons. These lessons allow you to attempt the questions on your own before reviewing the lesson.

The “You Try” lesson is the one that follows: You Try - Bacterial Species - MSS Review

Please feel free to reach out if you have any additional inquiries.