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I took PT 118 and feel like I crashed and burned towards the end - any advice on how to keep going? I feel like by the end of sections 3 and 4, I was reading the stimuli but wasn't able to make anything of them. I also noticed that I missed the most questions per section in the RC section (section 2), but feel kind of confused because I felt pretty confident in that section. I recovered all but one point on my blind review of the RC section, but I still feel kind of lost. Maybe I'd have a better time understanding if I reviewed these missed questions again tomorrow? I feel so drained after this PT for whatever reason, maybe doing blind review the same day wasn't my best choice (though, I seemed to recover fine).
For those of y'all who have been stuck in this pattern - what did you do to break out of it? On the one hand, I'm glad that I was able to recover well in blind review, on the other, though, I'm disappointed that I couldn't get there/am falling for traps on the PT itself.
Wait, this is hilarious. I need to get my SageAI to explain things to me like this haha.
Also, bring Luka back to the Mavs 🙌🏻
Thank you!! I think it really depends on where you struggle with the test. Personally, I struggle the most with conditional reasoning, flaw, and phenomenon hypothesis questions, so I make a point to go to as many advanced conditional reasoning and flaw patrol (or similar) classes as I can. I’ve recently started consistently attending curve breaker questions for LR, which I feel has been super helpful in getting me to recognize and eliminate trap answers. I’ll also sometimes attend cracking 170 and advanced causal reasoning, or 10 questions or die, but I really prioritize the areas I don’t do as well in. So I’d recommend those classes, especially if they’re taught by Henry, Eric, Emily, or Bailey. All of the 7Sage instructors have been really helpful, but I feel like I’ve clicked in these classes with these instructors the most, so I think that might also play a role, that is, finding instructors you click with. So if you’re able to attend these classes and if they’d help you in the areas you’re struggling in, I’d 100% recommend. When I first signed up for the live plan, I put a reminder on my phone to switch to the basic plan because I didn’t want to pay more after the intro offer, but I think I’m going to stay with it because I really feel liked it’s helped me. I hope this helps and good luck studying!! You’ve got this!!
I just took PT 117 and scored a 168, which is my highest PT ever! I started my LSAT journey in the fall of 2024, but didn’t really start studying full time until the summer of 2025. At the time, I was using another test prep company, and ultimately got to a 162 PT before taking my first official LSAT, which I scored a 157 on. I retook it twice and scored a 153, which was super disappointing. I still tried applying to law school anyways, but ended up only getting rejections and waitlists. I took a few months off from studying, and started studying again this summer. Last month, I officially joined 7Sage with the live plan, and I really feel like I’ve learned a lot from them (big shoutouts to Henry, Eric, Emily, and Bailey)! Still, even last night I got a 40% on a timed LR drill, so I was feeling pretty discouraged going into this PT, and I’m hoping it’s not a fluke (usually I’m getting 80-100% on my drills though, so I’m hoping the 40% is a fluke and not my score tonight). I’m so shocked. Really, I never thought I could get a 168. I plan on taking the November exam, and really would be happy with 160+, but this gives me encouragement to keep working towards 170+. If anyone has any tips on how to get there, I’d love to hear them! Anyways, I know this is a lengthy post, but I really just wanted to express my gratitude to 7Sage and the instructors who have helped me get here. I really thought I was forever stuck below 160.
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