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I noticed there is a way to download and print the PrepTests. Can you add this feature to Sections? Also, can you add a way to input time to complete sections when manually entering answers? I really want to practice on paper since, LSAC has gone back to in-person testing.
@Kevin_Lin So far, it is only "Skill Builder - Premise and Conclusion 1" that has that wording in the instructions.
First try 5/5! However, I was +1:35, +0:40,+1:51, +0:41, & +0;24. I definitely need to work on my time, but that will come much later! First, take as much time as I need to build good habits, then work on timing.
Hey, is there a way to print the skill builders/quiz? It would be nice to have a button to print, instead of having to copy and paste each question into a PDF or Word Doc. Especially since the instructions state, "Alternatively, you can print quizzes and complete them on paper."
Thanks!
I joined last year and ultimately decided to focus on completing my bachelor's degree and defer studying for the LSAT. I am amazed at all the improvements and added features in just a year.
dumb question here... how are you making the arrow symbol when diagramming? Is there a shortcut that I can use on my keyboard? I find that going back to find the symbol and copy then paste takes a lot of time.
5/5 lets go! I am really enjoying 7sage and how they cover the material. I have tried another platform and was not understanding the concepts! It was really discouraging and now I am feeling more confident in my ability to take the LSAT! I also don't want to get too ahead of myself because like they have said the LSAT is HARD.
5/5 - I have tried to understand this concept through another LSAT prep course and had difficulty understanding sufficient vs. necessity. The way 7sage breaks this down has been a huge "Aha" moment!
@TheBigFatPanda The way you just explained this, broke the barrier that I had in understanding this concept. Thank you. I was starting to get really frustrated.
I got the same diagnostic test score. I hope to come back someday and say I got the same actual score! How long did it take you to go from 137-180? In your post, you said to spend quality time over quantity when studying, 1-3 hours a day. How many months should you take to study before trying to take the first test?
@MichelleSap Hey I just checked out the wrong answer journal you linked. I am just starting my LSAT journey, and I am curious, what do you write in this journal? Specifically, question summary?
STUDY GROUP ALERT
Hey, I am a single mother to a 3-year-old. I am looking to start a study/accountability group with like-minded people who understand the commitment and journey of being a single parent, while going to school/work, and studying for the LSAT! Yes, I am looking for accountability, but also understanding that sometimes what I schedule doesn't matter to my 3-year-old. I am in the very beginning stages of studying (still on fundamentals) and planning to take the test in August. I am interested in making a study plan together, emailing, Zoom meetings, attending live sessions together, and whatever else we come up with. If this interests you, then let's get to it! If this doesn't, best of luck on your journey, and I hope everyone gets the score they deserve!
You can change this, just not in the overview tab. On the analytics page, under the title, there are tabs for drills, sections, preptests, etc. Click on one of these, and on the right side, there is a drop-down bar that you can pick from (All time, Last 14 Days, Last 21 Days, Last 30 Days, Last 60 Days). Hope this helps!
#2 All trees are perennial plants with elongated stems.
In a previous lesson we had this same one and it was diagrammed as
tree -> perennial plant
/perennial plant -> /tree
"with elongated stems" was modifying the predicated [perennial plants]. Why is it different now?