@noalbasil1189 thanks for joining! I will be emailing information to the class today!

@jennacolwilliams245 when teaching these classes I operate under the assumption that you are studying about two hours per day, but I recommend studying as much or as little as you can without burning yourself out!

@henrymerschat428 the first 3 to 4 weeks of live class include demonstrations of concepts from the core curriculum, and after that we get into more advanced concepts!

@godmanseyon4 I would recommend talking to one of our 7Sage LSAT Tutors! It sounds like your foundation is very strong, and our tutors will be able to identify the specific things you need to work on to continue improving. You can schedule a free consultation with one of our tutors at this link: https://calendly.com/7sage-consult/7sage-tutoring-free-consult?utm_source=DF

@icama011366-1 I do recommend it! I used two or three different resources when preparing for the LSAT, and in my honest opinion, starting over with the 7Sage fundamentals got me the consistency I needed to succeed on the LSAT. But if you’re looking for more personalized guidance, you can also consider tutoring! More information is available here: https://classic.7sage.com/pricing-tutoring/

@kittymcmaster1235 If you're already working with a 7Sage tutor, there's no need to take this class! Your tutor will be able to give you a more tailored approach to your study plan.

@victoriaxmorado381 don't panic! Everyone has to start somewhere, and in your situation I would recommend starting with the 7Sage core curriculum. This is a great intro to the LSAT if you feel like you need to get the basics down. Once you’ve gotten through even a little bit of it, I think this class would be perfect to give you some guided practice for the LSAT!

@alexialwells526 as long as you’ve started the core curriculum, you’re in a good place for this class! We will spend the first four weeks going over foundational concepts before moving on to advanced topics for each LSAT section.

@marhounnn14-1 thanks for asking! In this class we will be covering basic and advanced concepts for all three LSAT sections. We will also have sessions on how to review your practice tests, timing and strategy, and test week prep. So basically, yes, we do cover all key concepts!

Howdy everyone! My name's Henry, and I'm a 7Sage tutor and soon-to-be Columbia Law School student. I'll be teaching the Saturday class - eager to meet y'all and help you achieve your LSAT goals :smile:

@victoriaxmorado381.x.morado I would recommend starting with core curriculum to get a better idea of where you are and what you need help with, and then consider signing up for tutoring or a class!

@sumayyahghori0017 in this course, the homework, study plan, and drills will be standardized but with more than enough flexibility for you to focus on your biggest problem sections. And if you have specific questions, you are always able to email your teacher!

@matthewcsorrels859 yes! I would categorize this as a mid-level class which is most useful to students who have completed some, but not necessarily all of the core curriculum. Wherever you are in the core curriculum, the guided practice and strategies covered in the course should help you improve!

@srob620 sorry for the delayed response! Our tutoring program is not based on a standardized set of sessions - it is completely personalized based on the needs of the student. Our tutors act as coaches and build drills for you to complete in your sessions, working through these drills with you and giving you feedback on how to improve over time!

That being said, if you're taking the LSAT in August then I think now is a great time to start taking practice tests! Timed practice is always important, and these will be helpful in the case that you sign up for LSAT tutoring because you can screen-record them for your tutor's review.

If you're considering tutoring, I would highly recommend signing up for a free consultation using the link in the original post!