@teresa952 By "ready-made," I mean the drills are pre-set and automatically generated based on the question type you select from the Analytics page. So instead of building one from scratch, the system creates the drill for you with default settings (12 questions, standard time or with your timing accommodation) so you can jump right in.

This is actually expected behavior, our recent update makes it so that ready-made drills started directly from the Analytics page (by question type) launch automatically with default settings.

If you'd like to fully customize your drills, you can do so by heading to the Drills page instead, where you'll have full control over the question count, timing, tags, and more.

You can adjust your study plan to focus more on RC by heading to your Study Plan Settings and switching to the Custom plan type. From there, you can choose the pacing for each section individually.

Since you'd like to focus more on RC, you could set:

Reading Comp: Comprehensive

Logical Reasoning: Minimal, or even skip it entirely if you'd preferThis gives you full flexibility to tailor your plan to your goals. Hope that helps!

@HappyTestTaker Our development team is currently working on adding a pause button to the new interface. We'll be sure to share an update as soon as it's available. Thanks for your patience!

Currently, there's no built-in blind review option for PrepTests imported from LawHub. This is on our product roadmap, but we don't have a specific timeline yet.

In the meantime, a workaround is to retake the PrepTest on 7Sage using Unlimited Time. This mimics the blind review environment by removing time pressure, allowing you to thoughtfully reflect on each question before checking the answers.

Thanks for flagging this! It looks like there's a small bug where the chat shows an unread message indicator even when there are no actual unread messages. I've gone ahead and reported this to our tech team for a fix.

Yes, your 1.5x (150%) time can be reflected in your analytics. Here's how to set it up:

You can either adjust your timing right before starting a Drill under Timing dropdown or set it as the default for all drills/PTs/sections by updating your preferences here: https://7sage.com/users/settings/preferences. Once set, your extra time will be reflected in your analytics after you complete a practice set.

A quick note on Target Times: these are calculated from your analytics and are based on collected data from top scorers, as well as your own actual times. In other words, target times are derived from the actual times of top scorers and serve as an indication of how long a question "should" take.

• For Logical Reasoning, the target time is the median duration for students who got the question correct.

• For Reading Comprehension, it's the median time for students who got -2 or better on the passage.

Each question has its own target time, so some may be longer or shorter than what you actually spent.

Thanks so much for the kind words, we're glad you're enjoying the new LawHub interface! 🎉

Yes, our development team is working on adding a pause button to the new interface. We'll be sure to share an update as soon as it's available.

Thanks for your patience!

Hey there! Once your timed section is up, the system displays a pop-up message giving you the option to blind review the section. Just tap the Blind Review button when it appears, and you'll be able to go through the questions again before the answers are revealed. See the sample image below for reference.If you're seeing something different on your end, feel free to send a screenshot or a short video to studentservice@7sage.com, and we'd be happy to look into it for you!

That's a great suggestion; having the option to do blind review on question-by-question drills before the answer is revealed could definitely add another layer to the learning experience.

I'll be sure to pass this along to our product team for consideration.

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks so much for your patience! We wanted to follow up and let you know that tonight's LSAT Fundamentals Course session was missed due to unforeseen circumstances on our end. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience.

We're currently coordinating with the group course team to determine the next steps and will follow up with another update as soon as we have more information.

So sorry for the trouble and the long wait! We're currently reaching out to the instructor and course manager to get clarification on tonight's session. We'll follow up as soon as we have an update.

Thanks so much for your patience!

I'm so sorry for the trouble! We're currently looking into the issue with today's LSAT Fundamentals Course Zoom session and will provide an update as soon as we have more info.

Thanks so much for your patience!

I have reached out to you via messaging. Please let me know if you did not receive it. Thank you!

While there isn't a direct option to block specific questions, you can mark questions you've already seen by going to Analytics > Questions. See the sample GIF below:

Once a question is marked as seen, it won't appear in your custom drills when you select "Fresh", even if the PrepTest it's from is included in your drilling pool. This should help keep your drills focused on questions that are actually new to you.

Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any other questions.

Thanks so much for flagging this, and so sorry for the frustration! We're currently looking into the issue and will reach out to you directly via messaging with an update as soon as we have more info.

Appreciate your patience!

Yes, our classic site was fully deprecated on January 31, 2026, so it is no longer accessible. While lesson progress from the classic site cannot be transferred, you can still import your test data:

• If you completed 3-digit PrepTests (101–158), you can import them here: https://7sage.com/users/settings/import (scroll to the bottom and look for “Coming from our classic website?”).

• If you completed 2-digit PrepTests (1–94), you can contact us at studentservice@7sage.com, and we can assist with a manual import.

@heebeegeebees Thanks for sharing this—I understand your concern.

I’ll pass your feedback along to our product team, especially your preference for more flexibility (like untimed drills).

Regarding the timing issue, our tech team is currently working on a fix for a bug where deleted study plan drills, when restarted, still retain their previous timing even after updating the timing accommodation settings.

We’ll keep you posted once it’s resolved—thanks again for your patience!

Great question! The PrepTest Equivalent score estimates your most likely overall LSAT score based on how you performed on that specific section. It doesn't just count how many questions you got right or wrong—it also considers the difficulty of each individual question. Here's how it works:

It weighs question difficulty:

• Getting hard questions right signals a higher score

• Missing easy questions signals a lower score

So even though you got -4 on both sections, the questions you got right and wrong were different difficulty levels, which is why PT104.S1 shows 169 while PT138.S4 shows 164.

Why not a perfect 180 on perfect sections? You might notice that even a perfect score on a section returns something like 174 rather than 180. That's because many test-takers across a range of scores (172–180) would also ace those same questions. Since there are far more people scoring in the 170s than at 180, the model returns 174 as the most probable score.

So yes, your observation is correct - PT104.S1 had harder questions, which is why the same -4 resulted in a higher equivalent score!

Hope this clarifies things!

Thanks for the suggestion! We've passed your request along to our product team. This feature is already on our roadmap, though we don't have an ETA just yet.

Thanks again, and feel free to let us know if you have any questions!

@TheBigFatPanda Thanks so much for the feedback—we really appreciate it!

Our product and development team is currently reviewing the adaptive algorithm and working on adjustments to ensure a better mix of question types. We’ll be sure to share updates as improvements are made.

We’ll also keep your feedback in mind as we continue to improve this feature. Let us know if there’s anything else you’d like to share!

You can pause your 7Sage subscription on March 31 and then unpause it once you’ve renewed your LawHub Advantage—this won’t cause any issues with your account.

While your subscription is paused, you won’t be billed, and you’ll lose access to paid content during the pause month, but your progress and data will be saved.

One thing to note: if you unpause during the pause month, you’ll be charged right away, and your billing cycle will reset based on that date.

Let me know if you have any other questions!

@antitrust_fan When you use "Pick questions automatically," 7Sage selects questions based on your analytics—whether you customize or not. The system targets your weaknesses with adaptive drills, automatically choosing questions from the types you struggle with most.

So if you don't add any customizations, it will choose a mix of questions based on your performance data. If you do customize (like filtering for specific question types or difficulty), it will still prioritize your weak areas within those customized filters.

The "Pick questions automatically" option always uses your analytics—customization just gives you more control over which types of questions to pull from.

Hope this helps clarify!

Thanks so much for sharing this—really glad to hear you’re enjoying the Smart Drill feature! That’s a great suggestion, and I’ve gone ahead and shared your feedback with our product team.

In the meantime, if you’d like to drill RC in a similar way, you can do so from the Drills page by creating a custom RC drill and selecting “Unlimited” for the number of passages.

@Magexx14 What you're experiencing is actually the expected behavior. When you click a question from a completed drill set, it opens the review page where you can see the entire set of questions. However, it should take you directly to the specific question you clicked.

So if you click PT142.S1.Q7 from the results page, the review page will open with the full set, but you'll start at PT142.S1.Q7—the question you selected.

If you were experiencing an issue where it redirected you to the incorrect question, that issue has been fixed. If you're referring to a different issue, please send more details to studentservice@7sage.com. A short video showing what's happening would be really helpful! Thank you.