Self-study
I'm wrapping the 2025-26 admissions cycle and wanted to make this post for anyone considering committing to using 7Sage going forward:
After receiving several T-14 acceptances this cycle, with scholarships, I'm confident in saying that 7Sage is the best broad spectrum resource available to applicants. The core curriculum and drilling features took me into the mid 170s on the LSAT; the writing advice helped me craft compelling narratives for why I want to practice law and what unique perspectives I bring to the legal world--specifically mentioned as strengths by an admissions officer; above all else, the thoroughness of the lessons, covering the LSAT and admissions and post-acceptances, ensured I never felt blindsided by any occurrence throughout the cycle. From start to finish, I've relied exclusively on 7Sage.
I'm confident that 7Sage can take you from start to finish no matter your goals. And I would be happy to answer any questions if anyone has them.
@Chloe106 Started studying May, working straight through the core curriculum start to finish. Took my one and only LSAT in November. I did full timed PTs in test conditions for ~3 months prior to the exam. The only resource I used was 7Sage (used the review option for my wrong answer journal, which was by far the most helpful).