I thought I understood negation and stuff...guess not cause I understand everything except D.

-I still don't see how the EW/--> PC is the same thing as EW --> PC.... What lessons should I be reviewing again.. HELP?

Elvislives: VERY TRUE. I think as soon as I finish the course I need to stop dipping my toes in the water and just jump in with tests. Blind review them and improve that way. I need to stop thinking there is a magic book that will help me with a section, in the end I need to just drill drill drill. Thanks so much!

I am taking the Feb 2015 LSAT btw. And I plan on studying a little bit everyday and taking a test or two a week during my fall semester of college. Do you think I have enough time??

chrijani7: Thanks so much for the input! I am currently still halfway through the 7sage program. Should be done with the course in about 2 weeks. Should I wait to finish and take a couple practice tests to see where I stand then decide if I need another book to supplement LR. That is the only section I am really worried about. I hear 7Sage is the best for LG and Reading Comp I have been improving how I read and find RC can be improved with practice.

Also a question about the Trainer- does Mike Kim explain LR stuff more easily or a better way then JY or did the Trainer tie everything we learned in 7Sage together. Any other suggestions on how to improve LC or any particular book to get?

Thanks in advance!

HELLO FELLOW SAGERS :)

I have a question, I am still going through the 7sage program (at the halfway mark). I thought the way JY explains his LR is the best? No doubt LG is best but LR is really making me feel like I am learning something.

1)Can someone tell me how much their LR has improved with 7sage?

2)At what point after drilling with 7sage should you see an improvement in your score or decide to buy another book. I have the powerscore series (which i basically stopped reading because of 7sage), but don't want to buy another manhattan or trainer book and confuse myself with theories that JY has taught.

3) I don't think your going to see an increase in your score with the first prep test you take right after 7sage, because applying all the techniques take time right?

Any advice to my several questions would be helpful!

Okay thanks so much for the reply. So for the weaken questions. Depending on if its a correlation or coincidence the correct "weaken" answer will do one of the following: 1) introduce a alternate cause 2) show the effect is actually causing the cause 3) or we check the data set... cause we learned that was the "method" by JY never really applied that method to his videos explicitly. So is that what I should be applying to weakening questions?

I just watched the strengthen lessons today and will do the problem sets tomorrow. Hopefully with a fresh mind I will see the assumptions more clearly (wishful thinking).

How long does it take for these assumptions to "click" does it help when you do a bunch of tests? Because I am just watching lessons now and probably till the end of summer. Probably won't start drilling till the first week of September.

Thanks for all your help!!!!

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH :) Honestly you have been such a great help. I wish you the best of luck towards your LSAT studying and dream score!

Thank you so much Teddy for your very sincere answer! You definitely gave me a lot of optimism. I am halfway through summer and starting 7sage and I am so angry I wasted the first half of the summer struggling going through the PowerScore Books, and I already feel behind! I am going to try to dive into the lessons and knock out as many as I can in the summer so when I go back to college late august I can do a test a week? Does that sound sufficent? Or right after I learn my lessons should I do section practice first then focus on tests? Sorry for all the questions but I have no one but the 7Sage community! My lsat is Feb 2015 btw!

How much of an increase does 7Sage have on your LR? I heard alot of people rave that LG goes down to almost -2/-3.

Thanks for the insight!

I subscribed to "The Economist" because I heard that was good. But how about the NyTimes or WallStreet Journal? Some people said to even read articles on history.com to get used to women suffrage and abolishinist movements etc.

Thoughts anyone?

Thanks for the input carreno.kate!

Thanks so much for the advice Joe! I am 90% through the 7Sage curriculum and before I start blazing through PT's I am going to review all the logic games from the lessons/problem sets and make sure I know how to do them 100% accurately. Definitely I hear practice makes perfect so I won't be giving up!

Besides just working on lsat stuff try to do other things to keep your mind occupied.. Watch a movie or workout! Do anything that makes you feel good :)

If your relationship ended because your significant other couldn't handle that you wanted to prepare for a test that would make both of your futures brighter, he/she wasn't the one... They will come back when they mature..

Hope this helps! Stay positive and keep yourself busy :)

Thanks so much for your input! Definitely I want to know all the logic games we did in the syllabus like the back of my hand. So hopefully then I can approach future ones using the inferences and techniques I learned. Thanks for the tip!

Thanks so much for the advice!! I will definitely see where I stand after a few tests first.

Thanks for the answers guys!

-Nilesh S- So is your end recommendation to still buy the LSAT Trainer? Or should I wait to see where I stand after I finish my 7Sage course/take a few practice tests and see if I need to get another book?