Self-study
I started out with -17 wrong in August on drills. I am now at -5 on LR. I test in June and am still studying. Thank you, 7Sage, for the entire platform. I should have started my LSAT prep journey here back in October 2024.
drlee
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- Aug 2025
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Admissions profile
LSAT
148
CAS GPA
2.8
1L START YEAR
2027
Applications
Catholic University
Rejected
Catholic University
Rejected
Mitchell Hamline
In process
Mitchell Hamline
In process
ONU
Applied
ONU
Applied
UDC
Waitlisted
UDC
Waitlisted
Vermont
Waitlisted
Vermont
Waitlisted
Western New England
Rejected
Western New England
Rejected
Discussions
drlee
Tuesday, Jan 20
The CC helped me tremendously. I watched the videos AND reviewed the written text.
drlee
Tuesday, Jan 20
@RebekahHollingsworth I would recommend talking with your doctor and they can provide a letter of what accommodations you may need to support you on the test.
drlee
Monday, Jan 19
You may want to ask your healthcare provider to write a letter for accommodations for you so you will not be penalized
drlee
Friday, Jan 16
@JulieDicks And this is where I am in second guessing myself with two answers and 50% of the time going back to select the trap answer - ugh! I've wondered if there is a psychology behind trap answers to try to figure out some patterns for why they are attractive (but wrong) answers.
I’ve been studying consistently and can eliminate 3 choices immediately. I’m stuck between two choices and keep falling for the trap answer more than half of the time. I’m wondering if 7Sage will start to identify which answers are “trap answers,” so that I can analyze why I keep selecting them.
drlee
Tuesday, Dec 23 2025
Have you tried the foundations curriculum? I am going back through the core curriculum with a fine tooth comb and can see where I have fallen for trap answers. It may be helpful to delay the test and pour your time, talent, and treasure into the core curriculum. I am also supplementing the cc with LSAT LAB YT videos.
Congratulations!