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Edit at 11:45 AM EST: And we're back up and running, folks!

There have been some questions about how to approach studying for the new LSAT format! If you're wondering about the difference between PTs 1–94 and PTs 101–158, here's a post walking you through it.

I know this all might be a little confusing! Feel free to comment below if you have any questions.

Hi everyone!

This year we got more than 1000 applications for our 7K scholarship! After combing through them all, we’re thrilled to announce the winner and runners-up. We’re deeply moved by the stories and determination of these students, and are confident that the world will be a better place when they have law degrees.

Okay, drumroll please:

The winner of the 7Sage 7K scholarship is Alexis Boehmer. Alexis will receive a scholarship of $7,000 to defray the cost of a legal education, a pro bono Admissions Consulting package, and a pro bono 12-month subscription to 7Sage’s LSAT prep course.

The runner-up is Liyu Woldemichael. Liyu will receive a scholarship of $1,000, a pro bono 12-month subscription to 7Sage’s LSAT prep course, and a pro bono Admissions Consulting package.

There were five finalists: Shayra Nunez, Jasmin Gonzalez Escobar, Joyce Giboom Park, Bree Pate, and Nayla Paredes. The finalists will each receive pro bono LSAT prep along with consulting or editing services.

In all, we are awarding $8,000, seven LSAT prep packages, and seven admissions consulting or editing packages.

To those we didn't recognize—thank you for taking the time to submit your applications. We know it took time and effort, and we’re grateful to have learned about your journeys. This decision was incredibly challenging; so many of your stories moved us. Your essays make it clear that each of you will achieve remarkable things in the legal profession.

We’ll open applications for the 2025 7Sage 7K scholarship this spring—stay tuned!

Winner:

Alexis Boehmer

Runner-up:

Liyu Woldemichael

Finalists:

Shayra Nunez

Jasmin Jasmin Gonzalez Escobar

Joyce Giboom Park

Bree Pate

Nayla Paredes

Our Black Friday sale is open early! Head to 7sage.com/black-friday-sale to save hundreds on tutoring, admissions consulting, and in-person & virtual classes.

So many people registered for the June LSAT that LSAC has added a new test date.

The June LSAT will now be offered Wednesday, June 5; Thursday, June 6; Friday, June 7; and Saturday, June 8.

LSAT Writing for the June 2024 LSAT will now open on Tuesday, May 28.

Big news: starting in August 2024, the LSAT will no longer include a Logic Games section. Instead, it will have a second Logical Reasoning section.

Read more about this change and how we're helping test-takers prepare in this blog post.

Check out our new score converter tool, which lets you use old PTs to get a sense for how you'd score on the two-LR version of the test.

Here are instructions on how to access our brand-new LR curriculum, part of V2 of our Core Curriculum.

Hi everyone!

After considering a record number of applications (more than 700!), we’re thrilled to announce the winner and runners-up of the 7Sage 7K scholarship.

Every single applicant was deserving, and this was a challenging decision. The stories of the seven people we chose moved us deeply, and we believe that the world will be a better place when they earn their law degrees.

The winner of the 7Sage 7K scholarship is Jehieli Luevanos-Ovalle. Jehieli will receive a scholarship of $7,000 to defray the cost of a legal education, a pro bono Admissions Consulting package, and a pro bono 12-month subscription to 7Sage’s LSAT prep course.

The runner-up is Brianna Gonzalez Ulloa. Brianna will receive a scholarship of $1,000, a pro bono 12-month subscription to 7Sage’s LSAT prep course, and a pro bono Admissions Consulting package.

There were five finalists: Samantha White, Ahmad Ibsais, Temesghen Ghde, Soumaya Hassan, and one person who wanted to remain anonymous. The finalists will each receive pro bono LSAT prep along with consulting or editing services.

In all, we are awarding $8,000, seven LSAT prep packages, and seven admissions consulting or editing packages.

To everyone we didn’t recognize—we appreciate you taking the time to send us your applications. We know it took work and we’re grateful to have heard your stories. It’s clear from your essays that each and every one of you will do incredible things in the legal profession.

We’ll open applications for the 2024 7Sage 7K scholarship this spring—we encourage you to apply!

Winner:

Jehieli Luevanos-Ovalle

Runner-up:

Brianna Gonzalez Ulloa

Finalists:

Samantha White

Ahmad Ibsais

Temesghen Ghde

Soumaya Hassan

Welcome to the first-ever 7Sage LSAT meme contest!

We’ll give five hours of free LSAT tutoring or five hours of free admissions consulting to whoever comments with the best LSAT-related meme. The winner will be determined by 7Sage user vote. Entries due April 30 at 11:59 PM Eastern Time.

How to enter:

Comment on this post below by 11:59 PM Eastern Time on April 30 with your meme. One official entry per person, but feel free to make and comment as many memes as you want. Just let us know in a comment which one you want to have be considered for the contest (or don’t, and we’ll pick for you).

Host the meme on Imgur and include a link to it, or just embed the image in your comment.

How to embed your image in a comment:< img src="your image link.png" width="600" >

Paste the above code into your comment with a link to your image hosted on Imgur and include an end bracket.

Then what?

On May 6, we’ll email a link out to a poll with the finalists to the 7Sage newsletter. We'll also link to it here on May 5.

EDIT 5/5: Here's a link to the final poll.

Voting will be open through May 12, winner will be announced May 13.

Guidelines:

Great news: we’ve updated the 7Sage digital tester to include the set of remixed PrepTests LSAC recently released (PTs 101–158). To access them, simply head to the digital tester as usual and click the “August 2024 or later” button at the top.

Wait, what?

Here’s the backstory if you missed it: On February 22, LSAC released 58 “new” (well, technically not new) PrepTests on LawHub, a set they’re calling the “August 2024 Admin Test Format.” They start at PT 101 and go to PT 158.

The change is in preparation for the post-August 2024 LSAT which will be offered without Logic Games. The newly released PrepTests consist of two Logical Reasoning sections, one Reading Comprehension section, and one experimental section. Technically, the material on the tests is not actually new; these are composed of shuffled and repackaged sections from previous tests (PT19-PT94), excluding Logic Games.

I’m so confused!

That’s fair! This is a lot to keep track of, even for those of us who only ever think about the LSAT. Here’s a post with a lot more details about the new/not new PTs.

Heads up, everyone! Starting July 1, LawHub Advantage will be increasing the cost of their annual subscription by $5. It's going from $115/year to $120/year.

If you're planning to re-up your LawHub Advantage subscription and want to save the $5, make sure to renew before July 1 at https://www.lsac.org/lawhub. Remember, you can get LawHub Advantage for free (and 7Sage for $1!) if you qualify for an LSAC fee waiver.

The people have spoken! We have a winner of the first-ever LSAT meme contest. (See all the original entries here.)

The winner is...(drumroll please)...seafarer66, who will receive five hours of tutoring or five hours of admissions consulting.

Here's the winning meme:

All these memes were outstanding, so we also decided to choose two runners-up, each of whom will receive one hour of LSAT tutoring or admissions consulting.

Our first runner-up is hendricks, for the following meme:

Our second runner-up is langen.shaunah, for the following meme:

Winners and runners-up, we'll be emailing you shortly with instructions for how to claim your winnings. Thanks everyone for sending your memes and voting. Let us know if you want us to do another meme contest in the future!

Recently, some users have been having difficulty connecting their accounts to LawHub Advantage. We're aware of this issue and are working behind the scenes on a fix! In the meantime, we can get your account back online if you get in touch with us.

If you're experiencing LawHub connection issues, please send us a message on the customer service chat or at studentservice@7sage.com. If possible, please include a screenshot of your LawHub receipt in your message. This will help us get your account up and running quickly.

EDIT: As of October 24, LSAC says that Sonoma should now be compatible with Prometric’s servers.

Yesterday, we posted an important heads-up on the 7Sage blog for Mac users who are taking the October or November LSAT remotely. I've pasted the article below:

"For anyone planning to take the October or November LSAT remotely, you need to know about a compatibility issue. Prometric, LSAC’s digital testing provider, currently does NOT support macOS Sonoma, Apple's newest operating system.

If you're considering updating your Mac, hold off and remain on macOS Ventura before your exam.

Double-check your Mac's version in About this Mac. Make sure it reads “Ventura.”

If you’ve already upgraded to Sonoma, you have a few options. The most convenient is to borrow someone else’s computer to take the LSAT. If you can’t borrow a computer, you can use an external SSD as a startup disk and format it to run macOS Ventura. If you’re on an Intel mac, you can also use Bootcamp to install Windows to take the LSAT.

Whether you've opted to use another computer, Bootcamp, or an external drive, you should verify your setup's compatibility using the Prometric Testing tool and LSAC Lawhub.

Best of luck, autumn test-takers!"

The time has come to vote for the winner of the first-ever 7Sage LSAT meme contest! We got over 150 entries and, after much deliberation, narrowed them down to 15 finalists. (See all the original entries here).

Now, it's your turn! Vote for your favorite meme in the poll below by May 12 at 11:59 PM Eastern Time. Everyone gets one vote (it's fine to vote for yourself). The winner will get five hours of 7Sage LSAT tutoring or five hours of admissions consulting.

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Recently, some students have been having trouble connecting their 7Sage accounts to LawHub Advantage. You may see a message on the Syllabus page that says, "Sorry, your account failed to connect with LSAC."

If you've been affected by this, we can help get your account up and running. Reach out to us via the chat icon on the lower-right-hand corner of your screen, or email us at studentservice@7Sage.com.

UPDATE JUNE 5: We're working on this issue with LSAC! In the meantime, we've given all our users temporary access. You may get an error message which you can ignore, but you should be able to access PTs and drills.

A quick heads-up:

Since 2018, LSAC has partnered with Khan Academy to offer free LSAT prep. LSAC recently shared the news that they are now transitioning these resources to their own platform, LawHub.

Here are the key takeaways:

Looking for a different reduced-price prep option? If you qualify for an LSAC fee waiver, you can sign up for 7Sage Core+Live for just $1 per year.