Hey I’m in the DC area, didn’t know if there was study groups nearby?

Looking for a study partner/group who wants to work together in-person and/or virtual in Capital area in Michigan.

I have an official 168 looking to bump up to a 99th percentile in October

October LSAT First-Timers: 30 Days to LOCK IN 🔒📚

30 DAYS. That’s it. We’re officially in the home stretch!

I’m starting this study group for anyone taking their first LSAT in October 2026 who wants to lock in, stay accountable, and make these next 30 days count.

Whether you’re starting from a 140s diagnostic and chasing a major score increase, already in the 150s/160s and pushing toward your goal score, or simply trying to make sure you’re fully prepared for test day — you’re welcome here.

The goal isn’t to compete with each other. It’s to lock in together. 🔒

🎯 What We Can Use This Group For

• Daily/weekly study check-ins

• Sharing practice test scores and progress

• Discussing difficult LR and RC questions

• Sharing strategies that are actually working

• Accountability when motivation starts slipping

• Setting weekly goals and reporting back

• Celebrating score increases — big or small

• Talking through test anxiety, timing, and confidence

• Keeping each other focused during the final stretch

⏰ THE 30-DAY CHALLENGE

For the next 30 days, let’s treat LSAT prep like a commitment.

You don’t have to study for 8 hours every day. You don’t have to get every question right. And you definitely don’t have to have everything figured out right now.

But we DO have to show up.

Let’s use these next 30 days to identify our weaknesses, attack them, review our mistakes, take our practice tests seriously, and walk into October knowing we gave this everything we had.

30 days of consistency > 30 days of panic.

Drop an introduction when you join:

📍 First LSAT: October 2026

🎯 Goal score:

📊 Current PT/diagnostic:

📚 Prep program:

⏰ Hours you plan to study per week:

🔥 One thing you’re determined to improve before test day:

Let’s lock in. 🔒

October 2026 — WE’RE COMING FOR YOU. 📝

Hey Peeps! If anyone is in the ATL area and would like to meet up to study for the November LSAT please let me know!

Alright, round two.

I’m putting together a new study group for the November LSAT, and this time we’ll be using Discord.

The idea is pretty simple: I want a group of people who are actually willing to show up consistently and work.

One thing I’ve noticed with a lot of study groups is that they start strong. Everyone is excited, deadlines get set, and then, over time, they can fade.

My theory is that there needs to be an anchor.

So I’m volunteering to be that guy.

I’m committing to being on every single day from September 9th until the LSAT, at a consistent time. You absolutely do not have to attend every day. The point is that there will always be someone there to study with.

What we'll do

The format will be pretty straightforward:

• Review practice tests

• Go through questions people struggled with

• Discuss wrong answers and why we missed them

• Work through difficult LR/RC questions together

• Screen share and mark things up

• Talk through approaches and strategies

• Generally figure out how to get more questions right

The only real requirements are that you have a microphone, Discord, and a willingness to participate in good faith.

You don't need to be there every day.

Why Discord?

Honestly, I wasn't sold on Discord either. I’m personally not a huge fan of third-party apps, and I don’t love the tradeoff of moving off this platform. I also had never personally set anything up on Discord before.

I originally wanted to keep everything inside 7Sage, which is why I started the group here. But after actually trying to organize everything, I think Discord makes more sense for what we’re trying to accomplish.

Being able to screen share, talk through questions in real time, have some basic moderation, and use collaborative tools should make the actual study process much easier.

This is also important to clarify: this is a different tool with a different purpose than the 7Sage Class feature. I’m not trying to recreate the class feature on another platform. The goal here is to have a consistent, review group where we can actually work through questions together.

Start date: September 9th.

Hey everyone, I’ve noticed a few 7Sage study groups that frequently collaborate eventually end up shifting over to Discord, and I’m trying to understand why.

I’m not really a gamer, so Discord isn’t something I’ve ever used much. Is there an actual benefit to using Discord for LSAT study groups, or is it more of a “this is what we’re comfortable with / already have” situation?

The main thing I’m trying to figure out right now is screen sharing and working through questions together where you can use markings. I haven’t actually joined the study group feature on the 7Sage platform yet, so I don’t know what the built-in group calls are like or what features they have.

Ideally, I’d like to be able to pull up a question, share my screen (similar to Zoom), and have everyone mark things up, write on a whiteboard, or otherwise work through the problem together.

Is that something the 7Sage group feature already allows? Or is Discord significantly better for this kind of thing?

Basically, I’m just trying to figure out the best setup before I get too far into organizing the group.

Of note: we start 9/9 if anyone is interested in joining the study group.

If anyone has experience with both 7Sage groups and Discord, I’d appreciate hearing what you prefer and why. - I may reach out and ask more specific questions if you came across a way that worked.

Hi all, I'm Cat! I graduated with a masters from Columbia and am aiming for a 175+ for the October exam. I scored a 168 on the June exam and am (semi) confident I can do better, so I'm shooting another shot.

I've been studying for this damn test on and off for around 2 years already. At this point I want to reboot my brain and study process by meeting other studiers and trying my hand at teaching/explaining, as I think it helps me strengthen my own thought process; so, naturally, all scores welcome! Come one, come all!

Planning on going to law school next fall. Feel like most of the people on here are 170 ivy league sweats. Just trying to get a little group together that are a bit more 'normal students. Plan on taking again in January so if anyone wants to join for discussions, helping each other out, and lowkey just holding each other accountable.

Any score/skill level feel free to join and hopefully make this a little chiller, as it shouldn't be so stressful.

Hey everyone! 👋 I'm taking the October LSAT and I'm looking to put together a small study group for the final push. I'm PTing in the 170s and my goal is 175+. I'd love to connect with others aiming for a similar range so we can keep each other accountable and learn from one another.

If anyone is in the Chicago Hyde Park area, I'd love to meet up at the UChicago Library (or a nearby coffee shop) to study together!

Here is what I'm thinking for a typical session:

• Independent PTs: We take our practice tests on our own time.

• Collaborative Review: We meet up to go over missed or flagged questions. I think explaining concepts to each other in different ways is one of the best ways to learn!

• Targeted Drills: We do some focused drills to address those problem areas and talk through our strategies.

Let me know if you'd be interested in joining or if you have any other ideas for how to structure it. Let's crush this test!

Hey everyone! I’m Mia — I recently graduated undergrad and moved to D.C. in June for work. I’m studying for the LSAT (planning to take it in November) and was wondering if anyone else is studying and would want to meet up at a café or library to study together every so often! Would also love to make some new friends post-grad :)

Is there an active study group for the october Lsat?

I’m honestly making this group because I need people to push me, and I want to push others too! If you got a low diagnostic score like me, don’t let it discourage you. A low score is not a stop sign, it’s just our starting point.

Hi all,

I am looking for an accountability partner for an in-person study group in the DC area.

Hi guys! Looking for a study group to either sit together and hold each other accountable or group practice drills. Please let me know if interested. My schedule is flexible.

Hi! I’m looking for someone who wants to study consistently in the evenings through the fall. I’m not really looking for a drilling partner or someone to review questions with—I already have a tutor and study plan. I’m mainly looking for accountability/body doubling.

Ideally, we’d meet on Zoom for about 1–2 hours in the evenings EST time zone, keep cameras on, and independently work on our own LSAT assignments. We could check in briefly at the beginning about what we’re working on and at the end about what we completed, but otherwise we’d just study quietly.

I’m hoping to find someone who’s serious about studying consistently and would like the same kind of structure/accountability. I’d ideally like to meet most weeknights, with Wednesdays off.

If you’re looking for something similar, feel free to message me!

Scoring in the low 160s but my RC score is not good. Looking for a study buddy thats is in the 140s or low 150s and help them while working on improving my skills. Looking to meet 1-2 times a week from 5-6 pm est. Only looking for one study buddy so message me if you are interested!

Hey everyone! I'm looking for a study buddy / study group. Would love to do in person but open to virtual as well. I live in Manhattan. Currently scoring in the mid 160s but hoping to break 170 and am taking in January.

Im in NC and would like to find a in person study group

Hi guys! I’m looking for someone to study with on the east coast, preferably in the NJ / NYC area !! I’m currently studying 3-4 hours a day to take the LSAT in November and willing to study together online or in person! We got this guys 😁

This study group is for Pacific Standard Time individuals (or EST night owls) to gather together and discuss different problems and share strategies for success. Although all are welcome, we aim to attract individuals who strive to participate and improve their skill set consistently. Communications and meetings will be held on discord.

https://discord.gg/dQaEzhts2

Hi there, I am new to this platform. But I will be intensively studying on LSAT for the next a few months. If any one wants to be a great study partner to encourage one another and hold each other accountable, feel free to message me!

Blessings to all!

Sabrina

Hiii! My name is Amari and I am currently looking for a study buddy/body double who is on the East Coast of the US? I would like someone who can commit to a 3 days on, 1 day off schedule and study for at least an hour. If you feel like you can accommodate this plan, please hit me up! I am only looking for one study partner at this time! Looking forward to finding a fit! ☺️

Hi! I'm located in the EST time zone and was looking for a study partner to meet virtually (or in person if you don't mind commuting in the Miami, FL area) to bounce ideas off of.

I'm currently scoring in the 160-170 range and would like to score 170+ on a more definite note.

I'd like to do some sections on our own time and come together to blind review them, or share questions that each other has been stuck on. I sometimes struggle to realize my own mistakes and want to bounce off different techniques that I may not currently be taking into account.

I currently plan to take the October LSAT - but open to any test dates that would like to study with me!

Hi y’all!

Looking for people in the Dallas area to study alongside on weekends, in person. Not a class or a group lesson, just a set time and place to show up, work on our own stuff, and help each other out when someone’s stuck.

Where I’m at: low 160s, goal is 171+, testing February 2027. Working through the 7Sage Comprehensive study plan.

What I’d be working on: the study plan, drills, blind review, and law school application materials.

When: Saturday and Sunday, a few hours each. Mornings work best for me but I’m open.

Where: somewhere with tables and decent wifi. I’m in North Dallas, so anywhere around Dallas, Plano, Addison, Frisco, Garland would be good. Open to suggestions.

If you’re up this way and want the accountability, comment or message in thw group chat.

Hi! Wondering if anyone that works FT would like to be in a study group together? It can feel so isolating to do this by yourself and I'm wondering if others would like to connect.