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@ElizabethKushner Timing the passage separately is a 7Sage-specific feature. We introduced it to address the issue of accurate timing tracking, since students often want to know how much time they spent reading the passage versus answering the questions. This helps you better understand where your time is going and where you can improve your pacing.
@BillyM_ Tracking your applications is only required if you've already applied to schools this cycle. Since you plan to apply in October, this wouldn't apply to you just yet. To be eligible, you'll just need to post or comment on the forums and add a profile picture, which it looks like you've already done. Good luck next month!
@Malakali Tracking your applications is only required if you've applied to schools this cycle. Since you're not applying this season, you can still enter by posting or commenting on the forums and adding a profile picture. It looks like you've already done both, so you're all set! Good luck!
@lagata Regarding the Ask a Tutor button not working, it looks like the Ask a Tutor form doesn't currently pop up in our 7Sage iOS app, though it works properly in browsers. For now, please try accessing 7Sage through your browser (Safari, Chrome, etc.) when submitting a question via the Ask a Tutor button.
If you'd like to use Safari on your iPhone, please also make sure your pop-up blocker is toggled off:
Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
Scroll down and tap Safari (on newer iOS versions, this may be under Settings > Apps > Safari).
Under the General section, find Block Pop-ups and toggle it off.
Please let us know if you run into any trouble!
@JuanLandron I'm so sorry for the trouble! I sent you an email to help resolve the issue. Please let me know if you did not receive it. Thank you.
Thank you for flagging this! We're aware of the issue and currently working on a fix. We'll share an update once it's resolved. Appreciate your patience!
@Hacheeee @juooper Thank you for flagging this. We're aware of the issue and currently working on a fix. We'll share an update once it's resolved. Appreciate your patience!
@Bigsby @SerinJ Great news! The issue with editing notes has been fixed. You can now edit the note while reviewing without issues. 😊
@Bigsby @SerinJ Thanks for flagging this! Our team is aware of the issue and is currently working on a fix. Just to share a bit more context, the bug is specific to editing notes in review mode within the Related Notes tab (for PrepTests, drills, and sections). Clicking "Edit Note" under the Related Notes tab won't allow editing, but the same note can still be edited without issue from the All Notes tab or the main dashboard as a workaround in the meantime.
We'll follow up here once the fix is in place. Thanks for your patience!
@Jb1234 Hi! You can enable that PrepTest by going to your PrepTest Pool Settings and toggling it on under the Test column. Once enabled, it will be available to take on the PrepTest page. Hope that helps!
@Helbel Great news, this feature already exists! Here's how to use it:
1. Go to the Practice > Drills page and create an LR or RC drill.
2. Click Customize.
3. Under the Status dropdown, select "Incorrect on last take."
This will generate a drill of your incorrect questions, and once you answer any of them correctly, they'll automatically be removed from the pool. This should give you exactly the workflow you're looking for!
@LucasKramer If you're in self-paced mode, you can submit the section before the timer runs out by clicking the Complete Section button in the upper right corner of your screen.
If you're in exam mode, ending a section early is not possible. This mode simulates real test-day conditions, so the timer must run out before you can move on.
While we don't currently have an option within 7Sage to turn off the LawHub automatic import feature, you can prevent LawHub data from automatically syncing by turning off data sharing directly from your LawHub account.
To do this:
Go to your LawHub Settings.
Toggle off 7Sage test prep results data sharing.
After that, any PrepTest you complete on LawHub will not import into 7Sage.
@NachoAverageGuy We completely understand the frustration and appreciate you flagging this! We've shared your feedback with our product team. For now, the pause button is located inside the three-dot menu while we finalize things. We're working on improving the experience and your feedback helps us prioritize.
Thank you for your patience!
@Dsmithspears93 You're not excluded at all! Tracking your applications is only required if you've already applied to schools this cycle. If you haven't applied yet, you can still participate by posting or commenting on the forums and adding a profile picture. Good luck in July!
@PowerUp_Tutoring The default setup is designed to give you flexibility based on how you prefer to study.
Since some PrepTests work better for certain types of practice, the defaults are set to reflect that. Here's the general guidance:
PT101 to PT122: Best used for drills, but still usable for sections or full PrepTests if needed. These tests don't have comparative passages in RC.
PT123 to PT152: Work equally well for drills, sections, and full PrepTests. We recommend reserving 10 to 15 of these for sections and full PrepTests, and using the rest for drills.
PT153 to PT158: Most similar to what you'll see on test day. Best to reserve these for full PrepTests.
This way, the most recent and test-like PrepTests stay fresh for full timed practice, while the older ones are open for drilling. The overlap you noticed in the middle range is intentional, since those tests are versatile enough to serve both purposes.
As for PT141, it's one of our free PrepTests that we intend for users to access across all three formats (Drills, Sections, and full PrepTest), which is why it appears in all three pools by default.
That said, you have full control over how you'd like to use them! You can toggle any PrepTest to appear only under Sections, only under PrepTests, or only under Drills based on your study preference. If you'd like to keep certain PrepTests completely fresh, just toggle off the other pools for those tests.
Yes, you could potentially encounter a PrepTest that includes sections you've already practiced individually.
If you'd prefer to keep certain PrepTests exclusively for section practice or full PrepTests, you can toggle each PrepTest to only appear under the Sections or PrepTest column, depending on how you'd like to use it.
When a PrepTest is toggled for both, here's what each option means:
1. Sections: You can take the PrepTest one section at a time and see your score right away after each section.
2. Full PrepTest: You can take it as a complete PrepTest, where your score will be available after completing all 4 sections.
@baileymaranagurr You can also find it on your LSAT prep page (on the LawHub site) and start any PrepTest. Once you tap New Test, a pop-up will appear, and you just need to tap August 2026 or After.
@DistinctZealousHealth For the new digital tester, the answer elimination feature works a little differently. While you're taking a test, click the eye icon first located on the right side, then click the answer choice you want to eliminate. The elimination controls are hidden until the eye icon is activated.
@SarafinaJean I completely understand the adjustment can be frustrating! I'm afraid switching back to the old interface is no longer an option. We updated the tester to mirror the new LSAC digital interface that will be used for the August 2026 LSAT and beyond, so practicing on it now is the best way to get comfortable before test day.
If you'd like to see the exact interface you'll encounter on the real exam, you can also check it out directly on your LawHub account; it matches what we have on 7Sage.
@FW2026 Our PrepTests already support the new interface! Before starting a PrepTest, simply change the appearance to "New LawHub (2026)" to use it.
@all We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience! Tonight's Total Prep Intensive session has been canceled due to an unforeseen scheduling issue.
If you have questions about rescheduling or a refund, please reach out to us via Contact Support or at studentservice@7sage.com. Our group course team will also be in touch directly regarding the makeup class.
Thank you for your understanding and patience!
@edsolomon Yes, you can drill by difficulty on the Drills page! Here's how:
1. Create a new drill for LR or RC.
2. Tap the Customize button.
3. Under the Question Difficulty dropdown, select the difficulty level you'd like.
@NateFab No, time is not factored into the 120–180 PT equivalent scores for drills and sections. The score is calculated purely based on accuracy: how many questions you got right, combined with the difficulty of the specific questions you answered.
This mirrors how the real LSAT works too. Your scaled score comes from the number of questions correct, not how fast you answered them. Timing is helpful for building test-day strategy and stamina, but it doesn't affect the score itself.