@tsamvelyan580 Haha that sounds too easy to be true, but if that helps I'm gonna give it a try too.

I'm so glad I found this discussion. Thanks everyone for being so supportive and helpful. I like the gym analogy, @raytranr712 - I definitely understand that it really depends on my own commitment, diligence and focus to improve and do well on the LSATs. Thanks!

@nielsinha488 S - I think I've read enough comments and recommendations to go with 7Sage, thanks!

@joegotbored149-1 Yes I've definitely heard that the LG portion is the easiest (to study for) and with practice, I should be able to get -0 (hopefully). LR I think I'll definitely improve over time after I learn the materials from the course and train my brain to think in more logical ways. For RC... I feel myself rushing through the paragraphs and in order to have enough time to answer the questions.. If I read faster, I'll miss important points and meanings but if I read slower, I won't have time to even read and answer the questions. I think I'll need to figure out the right speed to read (by practice) in order to maximize my understanding and have enough time left to find the right solution.

Thanks for the suggestion! Does the 7Sage course provide official LSAT tests? Or do I have to buy them separately?

Thanks everyone! I just took the June 2007 exam as my cold diagnostic. I think i will start off with the LSAT Trainer book and 7sage and then move on from there :)

Hey polscken,

Thanks! I think I should take a diagnostic test before I continue studying..? I read that I shouldn't "waste" the recent actual tests on early prep. Which test should I take for my diagnostic?

Thanks!

Alice