Hey 7sagers!

I’m almost at the end of the Core Curriculum, and I'm planning on moving into the final PT phase of my studying around mid-march. I figure that this would be a really great time to start doing group PT Blind Review discussions. This would be in the form of zoom sessions dedicated to doing some in-depth question analysis on harder questions, and talking through timing strategy. All of course are welcome, however, my goal here is to hone skills, this won’t be a group for discussing fundamentals. I’m hoping these zoom meetings will be as needed/ semi regular. I can’t commit to x times per week, as I’m anticipating some weeks when I hone in on strategy as needed and forgo scheduled Practice Tests. I’m planning on starting with PT36 and working my way up from there.

Just some background information for people to know where I’m at:

I’m planning on taking the June or August exam, possibly both. I just registered for the June test today, actually (it was weirdly nerve wracking.) My last PT was back in September when I was just starting out with the CC. I got a 161, BR 173. I am nervous/excited to see where I'll be scoring a few weeks from now when I start PTs!

Let me know if this is something that sounds interesting/helpful to you, and we’ll go from there. I think it would also be great to have a group to lean on for general questions... like, I already have questions about submitting the writing sample for the Flex.

Howdie! I am an LSAT enthusiast who improved my score by 19 points, and I will be hosting free office hours tonight at 6:00 PM EST. Come with questions and a positive attitude!

Meeting id: 487 220 2044

Passcode: LSAT301

See you later!

Hello, I'm looking for people to hold each other accountable to a regular schedule and to work through PTs/Practice Sets. I'm West Coast and work full time so I will only be available >6pm PST. I'm planning to use Discord which you can add me on as Azimoth#0071 or DM me for a link to the server (I don't want too many people randomly joining who won't be active).

Here's an outline of the study plan I was thinking:

Monday: Take a [time] Practice Set whenever you want, then we discuss what we missed later.

PT70 S1 (LR), 7:00pm review (what I'm doing this week)

Tuesday: TESTING TUESDAY! Take a [timed] PT with simulated flex whenever you want during this day.

Full Practice Test, PT87 (Simulate Flex) (what I'm doing this week)

Wednesday: Go over what we missed on the Practice Test from the day before.

PT87 review, 7:00pm (what I'm doing this week)

Thursday: Take a [time] Practice Set whenever you want, then we discuss what we missed later.

PT70 S2(RC), 7:00pm review. (what I'm doing this week)

Friday: day off

Saturday/Sunday: Take a [untimed] Practice Set together and talk through our thought process

PT70 S3 (LG). Work together, untimed. Time TBD

The next week will follow a similar schedule, working up in practice set numbers and down in practice test numbers so that by the April LSAT we'll more or less have covered the 20 most recent prep tests. We'll also rotate which section we do together so that we'll have experience doing each section type alone, and with each other.

Hi located in CA and work full time 9-5, looking for an accountability partner/study group who’s willing to motivate each other to study after work/weekends even if it’s just silently study together via FaceTime :)

Hi there! I am taking the June 2021 LSAT and would love a group of girls (maybe 3-5) to have a study group with 2-3 times a week via zoom! I am located in SoCal so someone in the Pacific TimeZone would be great! Please email me if you are interested in joining! erinschrang@gmail.com :)

Hi everyone,

My digital study group is about to lose a few February-exam takers, so we're looking to add a few more members that are taking it in April.

We generally take timed sections (weekdays) or entire PTs (weekends) on our own, then get together via Zoom/FaceTime to Blind Review our answers before we find out how well we did.

Our next meeting is this Sunday, where we'll be Blind Reviewing PT 79 (all 4 sections).

We've been PT'ing in the high 160s, and want to edge over the 170 threshold by our respective exam date(s).

Shoot me a message with your name and email address on here if you'd like to join!

Hello all!

I am getting back into prep after taking the Jan test and not doing as well as I had hoped/wanted. For all my LSAT-ers who are aiming for that 99th percentile moment in June, and want to hold each other accountable, and review together, let me know! (I'm in CA but I attend classes on NY time, so I'm ~flexible~)

I'm looking for someone to go over PTs with and hold each other accountable for sticking to a regular studying and practice schedule. I'd prefer talking rather than typing to discuss questions and I'm aiming for about 1 PT per week. I'm free after 6pm PST weekdays and all day weekends.

Hi everyone, Im looking to join/find a study buddy/group to keep me accountable. We could zoom/facetime. Im on Central standard time zone. Im JUST staring to study, not sure what test Im aiming for yet, probably Aug-Sep. Anyone interested?

Hey guys, I'm currently prepping for the August LSAT, PTing in the mid 160's, and looking to break well into the 170s. I'm studying full-time and looking for someone who would be down to meet up (via Zoom or FaceTime) once a week to BR a PT together consistently-- ideally with someone scoring in a similar range.

If you're in a similar situation and are interested in working together, please feel free to shoot me a DM! :)

Hi! I am planning to take my LSAT this April 2021. I am looking for a virtual study partner to work through LR questions or just hold each other accountable and go over strategies/questions/concepts. Message me if you would be interested! Thanks.

hey everyone! I'm Emaan. I'm looking for study buddy in the area. I'm in undergrad right now, in my junior year and plan to take the LSAT in June. Wondering if anyone is down vent to and to hold each other accountable :)

Hey Everyone ,

I am looking to take the lsat in summer or october 2021. The idea is starting a group via clubhouse which is an audio social media platform via invitation only (and of course iPhone only). Clubhouse is merely an app yet I see it as an exciting way to connect with anyone trying to either motivate or link up and study. This could be something great as :

How will be do this?

I currently have 6 invites we can start with, then those 6 invites with then have their own invites to share.

comment below so we can get started :)

I've never been in a study group here on 7Sage so am not sure if this just isn't a thing based on how study groups work/what they do together, but I'm very interested in being a part of a study group that focuses on logic games specifically.

As to timeline and starting score on the section, I'm looking to apply to law school in October and take my first LSAT in July. I'm at about -11 on games, and really struggle on time. (I can BR most games to 100% but it takes forever.)

Hiiii. I been studying on and off and now making gains to mid 160s, after graduating and eliminating extracurriculars. im hope to find a few study buddies who are interested in working together to push to 170s. LR is my best, i make careless mistakes on LG, and RC is minus -7. shooting my shot. hope we can help each out during this rigorous process.

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Hi there! Looking for an LSAT study buddy in the Phoenix Metro area, East Valley specifically. Any takers? ;)

I live in the RGV area of Texas and looking for someone to study with. Virtual study sessions work too, so reach out even if you live far away. I've been scoring in the lower end of the 160s. I'm planning on taking the July and applying in the 2021-2022 cycle. Let's stay accountable together!

Hi Everyone! I am looking for a study buddy in the LA area. Basically need accountability buddy while teaching and learning from each other. I work full time and available evenings and anytime during the weekend (bc LSAT is my life LOL). Anyways, I am also open to joining any study groups, please help ya girl out.

Hello! I'm currently looking for a study buddy mostly for accountability purposes but also to go over some key concepts. My scores range between the mid 150s/ low 160s but my goal is 170. Hoping to be ready for the exam by summer. Please message me if you're interested!

Hello,

I am looking to start or join a study group.

The highest score I have received on the LSAT was a 167. I have scored 165 multiple times and my most recent LSAT scores have been varied from 160 to 164. I want to score in the 170s. I have taken approximately 80 LSAT Preptests. I only have 10 more. I took these tests in numerical order but also decided to take LSAT 89 and 88 because of their difficulty in order to prepare me for the November/January LSAT. It did not work.

Let me know if you have a study group that I can join or would like to start one. I would prefer the study group to be composed of two to three people.

In need of a study partner to help keep each other motivated. I’m planning on taking the LSAT in the summer and I’m currently scoring in the 150’s aiming for 160+. Feel free to message me if you’re interested!

Just recommitted for a year. Live in the PST, half luddite and willing to learn. First kahn PT 150, 7SAge PT 140. Go figure. Gave up and went away. Reevaluated and here I am. Paid up for a year.

My goal score is whatever honest effort rewards me with.

My vision for a group is one that is supportive, non competitive, mindful, playful and committed. Open to structure and mechanics of connecting.

Newish to 7 Sage mechanics, so not quite sure about how to receive interest (should there be any!).

hi! i'm currently looking for a study partner that will help sharpen my logic games skills. i plan on taking the exam this summer, preferably in july. feel free to reach out!

Sorry if this is a ridiculous question, but what do people in LSAT study groups do? The LSAT seems like such an individualized learning journey. Do you guys review PTs together or just talk about concepts that you struggle with...?