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Hi 7Sage Community,

My name is Aine- I began studying last October but more seriously in Nov. (My diagnostic was a 149 and right now I'm at 157).

I'd love to begin studying with one or two fellow test takers who are in a similar scoring range (likely with similar scoring goals) and who are looking to take April-later exams.

Feel free to give me a shout on here and we can see about setting up a weekly day/time to connect up!

Thank you! And happy studying to everyone!

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Last comment thursday, feb 04 2021

joeweir1128273

Small Study Group

Hi everyone! I was wondering if anyone would want to join a small study group. I'm currently scoring in the 150's and hope to get into the 160's. I am currently working with one other person almost everyday at 9 PM EST. If anyone would like to join, send me a message. I would like to have a small group of about 5-6 people in total.

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Hi guys! I am planning to retake the LSAT in 2021 summer either in June or August, and planning to organize a small LSAT discussion group for strategies sharing and motivation purposes (3-5 people). I have joined a couple in the past and personally works the best in a small group with close PT scoring (we can meet up once or twice to share our thoughts/strategies/or just rant...). So, here are some information about me, and if you are interested in joining, please comment below!

  • aiming for 170/172+

  • PTing in mid to high 160s, occasionally score a 171/172 with BR 175+

  • RC: -9 to -4, LG: 0/-1, LR: -6 to -1

  • planning to start LSAT studying in 2-3 weeks and 20-30h a week

  • currently reside in Vancouver (West Coast Canada), so if your timezone is close to PST, it will be easier for us to meet up!

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    Hi, I'm looking to create a study group where we can keep each other accountable, share different techniques, go over questions and just help each other out. I have started studying again from the basics. I'm looking for people who are currently scoring between 140 to 150, and we can grow together and aim high. I have yet to decide which platform to use for the group so please let me know which you would prefer.

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    Hi, I'm currently scoring in the mid 150s with hopes of getting 165+. I have been studying here and there on and off but have been trying to get on track so I can up my score. Looking for 5-10 people who would be interested in keeping each other accountable and reviewing tests on a weekly basis and maybe sections on a daily basis. Let me know if anyone is interested!

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    Hi guys,

    I am currently looking for a study partner that studies during none conventional hours. I typically work longer days 8:00am-9pm central time, so I'm forced to study from about 9:45-1:00am or 5:00-7:45am on weekdays. And on weekends, usually after 5pm. As for my score, I'm mid 160s and looking to break into mid 170s by April. I'm thrilled to work with anyone that is also forced to study during these disgusting hours. If this seems too early/late, maybe you could hit some pushups or body weight squats before studying. Or maybe get some smelling salts. Whatever you need, lets make it happen.

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    Last comment monday, jan 25 2021

    rahulsatija300827

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    Hey, I have been interested in teaching other aspirants which in turn could be helpful for both. I am currently Pting around 165-166 and would love work with people who have trouble breaking into160s and who feels this could be mutually beneficial.

    Would be interesting in Br-ing around 2 to three preptests a week.

    Thanks

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    Hi all!

    I'm new to 7sage, but am so excited to learn more from all of you. For some reference, I scored a 146 on the November LSAT after studying using Kaplan for three months prior. I am determined to get at least a 157-163, but I feel like to really get that I would need some study buddies. If you too are in the same LSAT range and are planning to take the February LSAT and want to form a group, please reach out and let me know! I feel like studying for this test is more bearable in a group.

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    Hi everyone,

    I am hoping to write either the July or August 2021 LSAT, I would love to have a study/accountability partner throughout this process. My target score is a 168 and so far I have completed around 30% of the CC. I am aiming to finish the CC by late March/early April to have 5-6 months just to do practice tests. If anyone is interested in having an accountability partner, shoot me a message.

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    Hi, I wanted to invite anyone who is taking the Feb/March LSAT to a study group discord! A lot of the people on there are shooting for 170s. We are currently going over PTs in the 70s and 80s and BR-ing those together, but you can also just use it as a space to BR individual sections wherever you are in the curriculum. Let me know if you are interested and I will send you the link!

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    Hi! I'm planning to take the LSAT Flex in February and have been using 7Sage to study for several months. I'm hoping to score in the 160s-170s range and would love to work with a partner or small group on setting up a schedule to review preptests and other material that's confusing. I'm happy to create a thread on Signal, Slack, or any platform that's preferable for communication! Let me know if you're interested!

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    Hi 7sagers!

    In this session we will be covering LR Skipping Strategy. It will be Saturday, November 28th at 7pm EST.

    I have gone through the 7sage CC twice, taken over 90% of the PTs out there, and scored a 173 on the November LSAT. My diagnostic was a 138. I've struggled immensely with this test, and I can show you how I overcame these obstacles.

    In this session, we'll cover topics on:

    -Why skipping is so important yet extremely counterintuitive.

    For this session, please complete a timed section of PT40 LR1, and bring the timing breakdown with you. We'll be discussing how to best go about attempting the section under timed conditions and what section strategies you could've implemented to increase your score. Because of LSAT copyright licensing, I can't share my screen for this PT, so please have your own copy!

    Note: This session will be most helpful for students who have completed the core curriculum and are on the PT phase of their LSAT studies. This session is not geared towards students who are still on the core curriculum.

    A few additional things I want to mention so we can all get the most out of the session:

    Please refrain from looking at the correct answer choices when we are going through problems. It is to your benefit to be unaware so you can learn!

    Please make sure your microphone is on mute during the session, unless you are the person volunteering to help answer a question.

    I will be asking for volunteers throughout the session. If you would like to volunteer, please type it in the chat box.

    The session will last around two hours, questions unrelated to the topic at hand should be saved until the end.

    If you learned something helpful, all I ask for payment is that you share the knowledge with others that could be struggling. After all, we rise by lifting others up. :smile:

    Let me know if ya'll have any questions. Hope to see you there!

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    I just took the May 2020 LSAT flex practice test that is up on LawHub. Since I don't believe JY has posted explanations of the questions on here yet, would anyone want to review the test. I'm scoring in the 167-173 range and would like to review with someone in the same range.

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    I would love to Blind Review with someone - anyone! I am starting off my LR journey and it could be great to bounce ideas off with someone else. My LR scores are not very consistent yet and can range from timed -9/-3 and BR -5/-2. I am trying to make my way through the earlier tests and eventually PT the more recent ones. I struggle most with timing and that accounts for most of my missed answers, but I think I'll get into the groove eventually.

    Let me know if you can make it. The BRing will happen regardless, but come join me if you are available. It would make me very happy to meet some people and learn some stuff :)

    ^^ I copied that from my last post and modified a bit. Sorry for the repeat if you already saw this.

    https://meet.google.com/rwp-tcut-fwg

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    I would love to Blind Review with someone - anyone! I am starting off my LR journey and it could be great to bounce ideas off with someone else. My LR scores are not very consistent yet and can range from timed -9/-5 and BR -5/-2. I am trying to make my way through the earlier tests and eventually PT the more recent ones.

    Let me know if you can make it. The BRing will happen regardless, but come join me if you are available. It would make me very happy to meet some people and learn some stuff :)

    https://meet.google.com/rwp-tcut-fwg

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