Hi there,

If the section was part of a full PrepTest, it isn’t currently possible to remove or exclude a single section from that test.

In that case, the best option would be to exclude or delete the entire PrepTest from your analytics via your PrepTest history, and then retake it if needed.

I hope this helps!

Hey @BlissfulGroundbreakingAverage! Thanks so much for sharing this! This is really helpful—I’ve gone ahead and passed your feedback along to our team.😊

Thanks so much for sharing this —this is really helpful feedback!

I can definitely see how being able to export your drilling and PT data would make it easier to analyze trends and use external tools for more targeted studying.

I’ll pass this along to our team for consideration.

Hey there! Great question—and I can see where the confusion is coming from.

What you’re seeing isn’t “Week 1”—instead, the “1 week” label is just indicating the length of each practice block, not the week number of your study plan.

So “Practice block #1 – 1 week” simply means that block is designed to span about one week. As you generate new blocks, they’ll still show “1 week” because that’s their duration, not your overall progress.

Your overall progress is tracked by the bar at the top (and the % completion).

Hope that clears things up, but feel free to reach out if anything still looks off!

Hi there,

This was due to a recent update where drills in the study plan would auto-start, which removed the ability to customize them beforehand. The good news is that our team is already reverting this change, and it should be live tomorrow.

In the meantime, you can adjust your default timing in your Preferences here: https://7sage.com/users/settings/preferences, and that timing will apply to your drills.

I hope this helps!

Hi everyone—thanks so much for your patience while we looked into this! The issue has now been resolved, and you should be able to access your practice blocks normally.

If you’re still running into any problems, please let us know and we’ll be happy to help!

Hi there, so sorry you are experiencing this issue! We're currently looking into this and will provide you with an update as soon as possible!

Hi there,

We recently updated how drills in the study plan work—they now start automatically when you click the drills link, which is why you cannot make any adjustments at that stage.

If you have a timing accommodation, you can set your preferred timing (e.g., 150%) as the default for all drills by updating your preferences here: https://7sage.com/users/settings/preferences. Once set, any new drills you start will follow that timing.

That said, I'll go ahead and pass along your request to our team.

Regarding the "internal error," I've responded to your chat so we can get to the bottom of this issue for you.

Hi there, I sent you an email to get this sorted! Please let me know if you haven't received it.

Thanks for sharing this @HunterThoss —I can definitely see how something like this could be helpful for RC practice. I’ll go ahead and pass this idea along to the team!

Hi there,

Thanks so much for sharing this. I’ve gone ahead and passed this along to our team for consideration!

We really appreciate you taking the time to share your experience—please feel free to keep the suggestions coming.

Hey there! A Wrong Answer Journal is actually already built into the site! ​ You can access your Wrong Answer Journal when Blind Reviewing or Reviewing of any PrepTest, drill, or section. Here’s how:

1. Click the notebook icon in the top-right corner to open your notes.

2. In the note-taking window, click the ➕ (plus icon).

3. Select “Insert wrong answer journal template” from the menu—this will insert a structured template you can use to reflect on the question.

You can also add to your wrong answer journal directly from the Questions page:

I hope this helps!

@yesikamc1 Thanks so much for following up! Please try using the direct link to the Coda document instead: https://coda.io/d/_dj7lkOBkoTW/Conditionals-Cheat-Sheet_suuk1MYb. You shouldn't encounter the issue there, but please let me know if you do or if you have any questions!

Hi there,

You can reset your lesson progress, drills, and PrepTest data right from your Settings!

Here's how:

1. Go to your Preferences page

2. Scroll down to the reset options

3. Toggle on the data you'd like to reset

4. Click "Reset data"

Just a heads up: This can't be undone, so make sure you're ready before confirming!

Here's a quick walkthrough:

I hope this helps!

Hi there! You’re not seeing August as an option because we only list official LSAT test dates announced by LSAC. At the moment, LSAC has only released test dates through June 2026, so that’s the latest date available in the dropdown. You can find more information here: https://www.lsac.org/LSATdates

As soon as LSAC announces additional test dates (including August), we’ll update the Upcoming Test Date field accordingly.

In the meantime, you can set your study plan end date to a day in August, and leave your test date blank for now. You'll be able to update it once August is officially posted.

I hope this helps!

Hi there, thanks for flagging this, and so sorry for the trouble! I was able to replicate the issue and have passed it along to our tech team. We’ll keep you posted as soon as we have an update.

Hey there! The Preptest Equivalent estimates the most likely score for someone who performs the way you did on that section. It doesn't just look at how many questions you got right or wrong—it also considers the difficulty of each question. Getting hard questions right signals a higher score, while missing easy ones signals a lower score.

A perfect score may return a 174 rather than 180 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.

I hope this helps clear things up!

Hey there! The Preptest Equivalent estimates the most likely score for someone who performs the way you did on that section. It doesn't just look at how many questions you got right or wrong—it also considers the difficulty of each question. Getting hard questions right signals a higher score, while missing easy ones signals a lower score.

A perfect score may return a 174 rather than 180 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.

I hope this helps clear things up!

Hi there, I'd be happy to help!

After you complete a PrepTest, Section, or Drill, you’ll see the option to start the Blind Review. That’s where you can go back through the recommended questions and mark your answers without the time pressure.

Blind Review helps you distinguish between time-induced difficulty and a lack of understanding. With time pressure removed, it gives you another chance to attempt the question before revealing the correct answer.

Our digital tester recommends certain questions for you to Blind Review, but you can change the settings or turn it off altogether here, depending on what works best for you.

You can read more about BR here: The Importance of Blind Review

Hey there, thanks for taking the time to share this. This is a great suggestion! I’ll pass your feedback along to our team for consideration.

Hey! Thanks for taking the time to share this suggestion—we really appreciate the thoughtful feedback! I’ll go ahead and pass this along to our team for consideration.

Quick heads up- The issue has now been resolved!

Thanks so much for your patience, and please don't hesitate to reach back out if anything else comes up!

We are so sorry for the trouble! Our team is actively working to fix this as soon as possible. We will provide an update once it is resolved.

Thanks for the suggestion, and I'm glad to hear 7Sage has been helpful for you! I’ll go ahead and pass this feedback along to our team for consideration. We really appreciate you taking the time to share it!

@mello Great question! The newest take is always taken into account, whether it is correct or incorrect. If you answer a question incorrectly on one drill and then correctly on a later drill, the newer correct attempt is factored into your analytics, so your overall performance can improve and the priority of those question tags may go down.

That said, the earlier incorrect attempt is still included in your analytics unless you exclude that older drill. So if you want only the newer take to affect your analytics, you can go to your Drills analytics page, scroll to Drill History, and toggle on “Exclude from analytics & priority calculation” for the earlier drill with the incorrect attempt.

I hope this helps!