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Friday, Jan 18 2019

Apologies for the BIG TEXT. I had originally written this in the comments section on the course's study schedule section before I found this forum and just copy/pasted it over with that hashtag.

Thank you all for the great input and I do realize that two months isn't a lot of time. I will definitely consider holding off for the next cycle but plan to take the March test regardless, so even if reaching my target score is unlikely, what would be the best approach for these next two months for the greatest gains?

For the most part, I've got the basics down from the CC with my other course and I'm intrigued with the suggestion for BRing using 7Sage's method. Do I need to enroll in a specific 7Sage course to do this effectively?

Also, do any of you have suggestions on where I could find a good tutor? Blueprint actually has its own tutoring service but I'd like to see what better options are out there. And what exactly does a tutoring session typically entail?

Thanks again!

#help

I could really use some advice. I'm currently enrolled in the Blueprint LSAT classroom course originally meant for the upcoming January 2019 LSAT which I have since postponed to March 2019. I've been attending these classes religiously and have been studying full-time for the LSAT for the past 6 weeks. I've got two classes and two PTs with them left but my lack of improvement has got me desperately searching for answers on the best plan of attack from now until my new test date. My original diagnostic at the start of their course was 152 and my best PT is just a 3 point improvement of 155 which is far from my goal of 165+. With only two weeks left with them and only a little over two months until my test, I'm wondering if I should ditch them now and go for 7Sage or just commit to Blueprint's course, finish up and practice their methods until test date. I'm sure most of you are probably not familiar with their approach but I guess I'm more curious on whether two months of full-time studying with 7Sage would be enough to attain my goal of 165+, or whether that time would be better spent practicing what I've already learned from the other guys. I'm also curious if my time with Blueprint might help me get through 7Sage's curriculum faster or if I'd just be starting over from scratch. I just signed up for the trial course and from the get-go it's telling me that 3 months is not enough. Unfortunately, I intend on attending law school this Fall so the March 2019 test is my last shot, meaning I've only got a little over two months left to prepare. If 7Sage is still worth it in your opinion, which course should I aim for (I was thinking Starter or Premium since I have such little time left)? If there are any former Blueprint(ers?) who are now 7Sage converts, or past/current 7Sage students or even admins that could provide some insight, I'd very much appreciate it.

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