Hi all!

I am in the process of applying for the 2026-2027 application cycle and had a question about rec letters.

I have two professors of mine, both of whom I had my final year of college. One was my thesis advisor, and the other is a professor for a class I took (and loved) as well as oversaw research I did for about 6 months following graduation. I definitely think they can both speak to my strengths, but I am a little bit concerned about the fact that they are both from my final year of college. Does it look bad that I don't have a rec letter from someone whose course I took earlier on in my undergrad career?

I would love it if there was a way to see how much time I spent on 7sage on a given day. Could even be divided by how much time spent doing sections, drills, or full prep tests, as well as an other section for video/course refreshes. It would make it way easier to hold myself accountable with time spent studying each day since the study blocks aren’t modifiable and I often don’t complete it exactly as laid out.

Hi all,

I am about finished with the curriculum. Long story short, I was out of the country and have also just started a new job so my LSAT studying kind of fell to the wayside for about a month and a half but I am back at it and just have to finish up my last day of curriculum material tomorrow. I literally only had 2 days of curriculum left when I kind of fell off track LMAO. Anyway, I am wondering how much I should I be drilling daily if I plan to take the test in August (about 3 months out)? I was originally going to take it in June but then felt I fell too far behind timing wise.

I would like to automatically include the practice questions we are given in the core curriculum into my analytics but I can't see to find anyway to do that except by manually unselecting the toggle on each question that says don't include in analytics. Any easier way of doing this?