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Recent 2026 Law Graduate with a background in venture capital, startups, and legal practice. I enjoy helping students navigate the LSAT, law school admissions, and the challenges of law school itself. Having gone through the process myself, I know how overwhelming it can be and enjoy sharing what I've learned along the way. Always happy to connect, answer questions, and help where I can!

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candsoforth
12 hours ago

@ParkerKesting If they are free worth a shot. However, there is a time spent v time learned aspect. For example, say you spend X amount of hours reading the book and dont get anything out of them. That is X amount of hours probably better spent practicing questions, honing your logic skills, or practice tests.

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As someone who did both 7sage and the bibles, 7sage is better by far. Especially with the exam being online. They basically teach what you will have already learned with 7sage. Save yourself the money and stick with 7sage.

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