I just wanted to say, please, please, please don't let the admissions predictor scare you! I know everyone's applications are unique, but I have already gotten into 2 schools that 7Sage said I most likely wouldn't because they were reach/super reach schools. I know this is based on past statistics, but it's just a friendly reminder to apply to schools you may think "you don't have a chance"!

You got this and good luck!!

I'm taking the April LSAT this week, but I am feeling so defeated. My scores on older tests/sections were good, but the April Crystal Ball said to practice with the recent sections because they are more comparable to the real test. These sections are now harder and my scores are not what I want. This is not a good way to be during test week and I am kind of annoyed 7Sage did not encourage these recent practice sections earlier on.

I am traveling next week with long plane rides to and from my destination, so I was wondering if anyone had any study tips to maintain my LSAT studying during the plane rides (even though I won't have wifi). I am taking the April test, so I want to keep up with my studying.

I started studying in September 2025 and am taking the LSAT for the first time in April. However, this past month my scores have not been improving and are also sometimes going down. I don't know if this is due to burnout or what, but I need tips on how to fix my studying strategy for the last few weeks before I take the LSAT.

How accurate is the score estimator from drills and sections? It can either be super discouraging or motivating.

Do most people score higher on the actual LSAT compared to practice tests, or worse, or the same?

I am struggling with my stamina for reading comprehension. I either have to pause after every section or two to take a short brain break, or I do the section but don't comprehend anything and get a bad score.

Any tips for improving this?

Was PT155 comparatively more challenging than other PTs, or is it just me? I specifically really struggled with the first section (LR Exp) and third section (RC).

Hi there! I am from the Milwaukee area and plan to take the LSAT in April. I was wondering if anyone in the area wanted to meet in-person to become study buddies so we can teach and learn from each other!

I started studying for the LSAT in the beginning of September and spend about 2 hours a day studying for the exam. I originally planned to take the LSAT in February, but am now considering taking it in April because I am not sure I feel ready. I really want to score high 150s - 160. Is it bad that I am pushing off this test? Is about 7 months of studying, 1-2 hours a day good?