Hi everyone. For those who have received accommodations on the LSAT, how long did it take to hear back to get them approved? Should I be taking drills/PT as if I know I have those accommodations, or with standard timing just in case? Thanks!
Hi! I'm very interested. Please DM me!
Hi! I'd love to be able to either manually check off my practice block tasks, or be able to have an option to choose how many pratice tests I do. Some weeks, I cannot do a full practice test and I would like to be able to bypass that.
When youre done with the foundations, 7Sage will generate pratice blocks for you weekly where you can take pratice tests. I took a pratice exam once when I did theory just to gage where I was from my goal score without any real pratice, then started doing them weekly or biweekly after I started the pratice blocks and drilling. Doing to many early can reinforce wrong ideas, so I'd do one then wait!
Hey! I'm navigating this process with my ADHD and also looking for a study budy to hold me accountable. I'm taking the LSAT in April, if you want to study after your January exam feel free to reach out!
I'm wondering what everyone does to warm up and get ready to study or take pratice tests. Any reccomendations would be helpful, thanks!
I find myself between two answers frequently, and I know that is not ideal. When I get them right or wrong, I struggle to understand why. What is the best way to review your answers, understand exactly why an answer is right or wrong, and stay focused during this process?
Hello! I'm very interested, looking to start turtoring after the holidays. Please reach out at your convenience.
Hi everyone! Winter is here, finals are over, and I'm really feeling the lack of motivation. I find myself studying so much but not retaining a lot because I feel like I'm just dragging along. How many hours are you putting in daily? How many days off should I aim for? I feel like I'm constantly catching up.
I really stuggle with this with my ADHD. I'm looking to put together a study group to hold myself and other accountable. if you might be interested feel real to reach out anytime!
Hi everyone! I'm a senior at Washington State and am taking the February, potentially postponed to April, LSAT. As a student with ADHD and dyslexia, I'd love to connect with other students sharing similar learning styles. This exam can feel quite daunting without a learning disability, so adding in that factor can really be discouraging, but I know it is not something that will hold me back from my success. Feel free to contact me on 7sage for my personal contact.
@Isabella P I think.... this is means they give you a new fact, something that can be right or wrong if the hypothesis is true, but doesn't necessarily give you the right answer, just another link to confuse you. I think you can look at it as an alternative explanation, but not the right answer because it doesn't stay consistant with the hypothesis.
For example:
Hypothesis: “Coffee causes better test scores.”
Trap “new data”: “People who drink coffee often study in the library.”
If coffee truly helps, this could be true.
If coffee does nothing, this could still be true. So it doesn’t prove coffee caused the higher scores—it supports an alternative explanation (studying).
I hope this helps. We got this!
@WaystarKhanco What is the biggest reasoning behind this?
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 felt like it made sense when I started practicing
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!
@ZoePlotkin Youre the best, thank you!
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?
what should I do if I'm still not understanding this?
Hi! I'd love to schedule a time to chat, please DM me!