I am interested. I sent a message, thanks for your consideration.

Hi tringo335, I totally get what you are saying regarding wondering if it is worth the money as I wondered the same thing before ultimately coming to the decision to sign up for the $3K consulting. My income has also suffered slightly in light of Covid-19, so it made me a bit hesitant to take out that much out of my savings.

I am not one to usually give out reviews, but because of how impressed I was with the 7Sage service and the fact that I ran across your post, I felt like I should give my input. I can definitely attest that their consulting package lives up to the price. Yes, it is expensive but I found for me that it helped take a tremendous amount of stress off my shoulders because they have a very organized approach (they ask you questions and stuff to find out more about you and see what would be the best thing to write about) and it helps ease the process of writing the essays. I know for me it saved me a lot of time, that I in turn was able to use to focus on studying for the LSAT. I was also worried having read on Reddit that some companies that do consulting have people that kind of rush you through the process to just get the essays done and consider doing a "good job" is good enough for fulfilling their duty of service. I did not find that at all to be the case for me, Selene was my admissions consultant and I really could tell she took the time to review what I wrote and wanted to make sure that my writing was at its best. The responses you get too are very quick, so I really have gotten the sense that they do have truly dedicated individuals working for their company which is why I am satisified with the money spent, even given the hefty price tag. A 5 star service for sure.