I'm taking the April LSAT, hopefully the last one I take. My applications don't close until July 31st, for the Fall 2026 cycle. Seems late, but I figured I should still apply late instead of not at all. I know if seats are slimming down, my chances are lower, but besides that, does it mean anything else applying late? What if I apply, don't get in, and apply early addmison 2027? Will that look bad for admisson committees?
I really had slow down on the foundations and be patient with myself. I would reccomend sticking to a 3-4 week study plan of really hammering down foundations even if it feels slow to make sure youre 100% understanding it. If you don't understand the foundations, you will trick yourself into thinking you know how to do it and drill in the wrong processes in your head. Give yourself patience and grace, you got this!
I'm looking for an outline for my foundations notes. Does 7sage offer pdfs to print for a note outline? Has anyone made an outline and would be willing to share it with me? My notes feel unorganized and I don't have the time to fully rewrite them but would love a more organzied notebook to follow and keep on hand!
I got 100% on these, but I'm confused why you would even do this. I always figured you belive what the LSAT says is true, to get rid of your own assumptions. Can someone help me understand better why we would do this? Is it to find the weakness in an argument?
Hi everyone, I am new to 7sage and LSAT Prep. Im only on my first week doing the foundations. I was wondering when I should start to add pratice questions into my study plan and how much to do? Do I wait till I'm through with foundations or start now? Being new at these concepts and then going to drilling and getting very few right is demotivating, but I don't know if thats normal.
what should I do if I'm still not understanding this?
I felt like it made sense when I started practicing