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Been studying for about 2 months and I am 1/3 of the way done with the CC. Looking for someone or some people to help hold each other accountable and eventually review PTs together. Looking to take the exam in July and maybe October.
Hi, I am looking for someone to study with in Seoul.
I am scoring around mid-high 160 (from 165 to 169), sort of in plateau there and want to break above it.
I live in Mangwon (near Hongdae, Hapjeong, Sinchon).
I work full time and mostly study early in the morning during the week days but could be available for study in the evening. Also am available most of the weekends. Looking for someone to do PTs and BR together on a similar pace.
Planning to sit for the June exam (sort of bombed the Jan one) and aiming for 173-4.
Let me know if anyone's around.
Hey guys! I am looking for a couple of individuals who are scoring between 155 and 165 to set aside a time and study together 2-3 hours a day during this time. We can discuss interesting questions or we can just simply do our own thing but keep each other accountable through zoom or google hangout.
A little bit about me:
I've been working full-time and studying part-time for about a year now. I started at 144 and now hitting the upper 150's to low 160's plateau and need to get that extra push for my exam in September.
Anyone interested, please leave a comment especially if you are studying in the PST zone!
Thank you.
Trying to study full time before the July exam. Especially with the quarantine I feel that it is easy to fall off track and I am calling for an accountability buddy.
Hoping my accountability buddy and I can just send each other check in/out messages at the below times
Check in same time every day: share our study goals for the day
Take designated breaks at the same times
"Log off" for the day - check out: share what we accomplished toady
This would be just to hold each other accountable - not for the purposes of tutoring...but of coarse I can help if I can be of any use.
I live in Calgary, Alberta - MDT so of coarse it will be more helpful if we have the same time zones or time zones kind of close to one another at the least
Hi 7sagers!
I'm just starting out this whole process and I'm working on CC right now and while this whole quarantine thing is horrible, it has given me a lot of time to dedicate to studying! I scored a 139 on my diagnostic (I'm not proud but it is what is) and I'm looking to maximize and go all the way!!! I'm planning on taking the August exam so that gives me roughly 5/6 months to study. I love how positive and supportive this platform is and I'm looking for some accountability buddies to help keep me on track and I would do the same! Let's knock out this test together.
Some extra facts about my study plan is I'm a full time student but now I have a whole lot of free time so if anyone wants to drop some study tips/hacks, that would be greatly appreciated! Thanks guys!!
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March 9th, 6 pm EST
PT 52: RC Intensive (Continued)
In this session we continue will work on our Reading Comprehension Strategies. Please do not do the section before class. We will try to implement some of the timing strategy that we have talked about. Please have a clean copy of the RC section available to you when you join the session.
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Past Sessions:
July 27th
Office hours
I would be happy to answer any questions. Feel free to bring questions about study schedule, time management, blind review etc.
August 3rd
Necessary Assumption Intensive
In this session I want to delve into the strategy of how to handle necessary assumption questions. We will be doing questions together to get some guided practice.
August 4th
Blind review PT 80 section 1 LR.
To prepare for this session, please have a clean copy of the PT with you. In addition, if you took the test digitally, please bring the timing breakdown of the section. We will be using this data to discuss about efficient test taking strategies.
August 13th, 6 pm EST
Conditional Logic Intensive
In this session will go over strategies that you can use to tackle questions that are conditional logic heavy. We will be using conditional heavy question types like Must Be True and Sufficient Assumptions to get some practice.
August 14th, 6 pm EST
Blind Review PT 80, RC
We will be reviewing PT 80 RC section together. I will go over RC section form and strategies that can help you read and answer questions more efficiently.
August 17th, 6 pm EST
Strengthening and Weakening Questions
August 18th, 6 pm EST
Reading Comprehension
In this session we will continue working on our strategies for Reading Comprehension. We will be using a passage from PT 36.
August 24th, 6 pm EST
Logic Game Form and Splitting
@"Cant Get Right" will be joining us for this session. We will introduce Logic Game Form and talk about our strategies for splitting.
August 25th, 6 pm EST
@"Cant Get Right" and I will be going over the PT 31, game 2.
August 31st, 6 pm EST
Office Hours
I would be happy to answer any questions. Please feel free to bring questions about study schedule, time management, blind review etc.
September 1st, 6 pm EST
Flaw Questions
In this session we will continue our practice of LR question types by focusing on flaw questions.
September 7th, 6 pm EST
PT 38 LR Section 1
To prepare for this session, please take the LR section before class and have a clean copy the section with you. In addition, if you took the test digitally, please bring the timing breakdown of the section. We will be using this data to discuss about efficient test taking strategies.
September 8th, 6 pm EST
PT 38 LR Section 1
We will continue our session of the LR section from previous day.
September 21st, 6 pm EST
Office Hours
Please bring any general or specific LSAT questions to this session. This includes questions about creating a study schedule or asking for help in understanding a particular logical reasoning question from any PT. I would also be happy to talk about post test day anxiety.
September 22nd, 6 pm EST
Necessary Assumption
Back because of popular demand! In this session I will revisit the strategy for necessary assumption questions. We will be doing questions together to get some guided practice.
September 28th, 6 pm EST
PT 65 LR Section 1(Blind Review)
To prepare for this session, please take the LR section before class and have a clean copy the section with you. In addition, if you took the test digitally, please bring the timing breakdown of the section. We will be using this data to discuss about efficient test taking strategies.
September 29th, 6 pm EST
PT 65 RC Section (Blind Review)
To prepare for this session, please take the RC section before class and have a clean copy the section with you. In addition, if you took the test digitally, please bring the timing breakdown of the section. We will be using this data to discuss about efficient test taking strategies.
October 5th, 6 pm EST
PT 65 RC Section Comparative Passage (Blind Review)
To prepare for this session, please take the RC section before class and have a clean copy the section with you. In addition, if you took the test digitally, please bring the timing breakdown of the section. We will be using this data to discuss about efficient test taking strategies.
October 6th, 6 pm EST
PT 65 LR Section 4 (Blind Review)
To prepare for this session, please take the LR section before class and have a clean copy the section with you. In addition, if you took the test digitally, please bring the timing breakdown of the section. We will be using this data to discuss about efficient test taking strategies.
October 12th, 6 pm EST
Office Hours with Sami
Please bring any general or specific LSAT questions to this session. This includes questions about creating a study schedule or asking for help in understanding a particular logical reasoning question from any PT. I have also done a lot of school visits at this point, and I would be happy to talk about it.
October 13th, 6 pm EST
Can't Get Right: Josh Aldy
Can't Get Right, 1L at Northwestern, has agreed to come and talk about his experience at law school. Please feel free to bring any questions to the session.
November 2nd, 9 pm EST
PT 38: RC Intensive
In this session we will work on our Reading Comprehension Strategies. No prior preparation is needed for this session. Together we will go over the first or second passage from PT 38.
November 3rd, 7 pm EST
PT 39: RC Intensive (Continues)
In this session we will continue working on our Reading Comprehension Strategies from the day before. We will go over the third or fourth RC passage from PT 38.
November 10th, 7-10 pm EST
Section Strategy
In this session we will explain section strategy for LR and, if time permits, RC. At the end we will answer any questions you may have about strategy.
November 16th, 7-9 pm EST
PT 40: RC Intensive
In this session we will work on our Reading Comprehension Strategies. Please do not do the section before class. We will try to implement some of the timing strategy that we have talked about. Please have a clean copy of the RC section available to you when you join the session.
November 17th, 7-9 pm EST
PT 40: RC Intensive (Continues)
In this session we will continue working on our Reading Comprehension Strategies. Please do not do the section before class. We will try to implement some of the timing strategy that we have talked about. Please have a clean copy of the RC section available to you when you join the session.
November 23rd, 7-9 pm EST
Pep Rally for November LSAT test takers and Office Hours
We will talk about some of the test day mindset and test day schedule. Please come to the session if you would like to cheer on the November LSAT test takers or ask other questions about LSAT prep in general.
November 24th, 7-9 pm EST
PT 40 LR Section 1
To prepare for this session, please take the LR section before class and have a clean copy of the section with you. In addition, if you took the test digitally, please bring the timing breakdown of the section. We will be using this data to discuss about efficient test taking strategies.
December 8th, 6 pm EST
Office Hours
Please come to the session if you want to ask any questions about LSAT prep, general or specific, or if you just want to chat with me about anything! We can do whatever you want!
December 14th, 6 pm EST
PT 40 LR Section 2
To prepare for this session, please take the LR section before class and have a clean copy of the section with you. In addition, if you took the test digitally, please bring the timing breakdown of the section. We will be using this data to discuss about efficient test taking strategies.
December 15th, 6 pm EST
PT 40 LR Section 2 (Blind Review Continues)
In this session we will continue working on the LR section from the day before. To prepare for this session, please take the LR section before class and have a clean copy of the section with you. In addition, if you took the test digitally, please bring the timing breakdown of the section. We will be using this data to discuss about efficient test taking strategies.
December 21st, 6 pm EST
PT 37: RC Intensive
In this session we will work on our Reading Comprehension Strategies. Please do not do the section before class. We will try to implement some of the timing strategy that we have talked about. Please have a clean copy of the RC section available to you when you join the session.
December 22nd, 6 pm EST
PT 37: RC Intensive (Continues)
In this session we will continue working on our Reading Comprehension Strategies. Please do not do the section before class. We will try to implement some of the timing strategy that we have talked about. Please have a clean copy of the RC section available to you when you join the session.
December 28th, 6 pm EST
Office Hours
Please come to the session if you want to ask any questions about LSAT prep, general or specific, or if you just want to chat with me about anything! We can do whatever you want!
December 29th, 6 pm EST
PT 37: RC Intensive (other two passages)
In this session we will continue working on our Reading Comprehension Strategies from last week. Please do not do the section before class. We will try to implement some of the timing strategy that we have talked about. Please have a clean copy of the RC section available to you when you join the session.
January 12th, 6 pm EST
AMA with @"Cant Get Right" (Josh Aldy)
Please feel free to bring any questions to the session.
January 18th, 6 pm EST
Logic Games
In this session we will work on Logic Games from PT 37. Please do not do the section before the class.
January 19th, 6 pm EST
Logic Games
In this session we will continue to work on Logic Games from PT 37. Again, please do not do the games before the class.
January 25th, 6 pm EST
Logic Games
In this session we will work on Logic Games from PT 57. Please do not do the section before the class. Guest tutor: Josh Aldy
January 26th, 6 pm EST
Logic Games
In this session we will continue to work on Logic Games from PT 57. Again, please do not do the games before the class.
February 1st, 6 pm EST
Reading Comprehension
In this session we will work on passages from PT 57. Please do not do the passages before class.
February 2nd, 6 pm EST
Reading Comprehension
In this session we will continue to work on the passages from PT 57.
February 23rd, 6 pm EST
Reading Comprehension
In this session we will continue working on passages from PT 57. Please do not do the passages before class.
March 4th, 6 pm EST
PT 52: RC Intensive
In this session we will work on our Reading Comprehension Strategies. Please do not do the section before class. We will try to implement some of the timing strategy that we have talked about. Please have a clean copy of the RC section available to you when you join the session.
I'm studying for the June - July tests. I'm around 165. I’m pretty soled on LR. On games a bit less. On RC just got developed my routine, whether it pays off I will know in a month or so. I don’t have experience with a study buddy yet. Except for the only one discussion on a few LR questions with a friend of mine. I think to share strategies and discuss particular LR questions could be healthful
Hello everyone, I have been studying LSAT from March 2019, currently scoring at lower 160s, and am seriously preparing for June LSAT in 2020. I am looking for someone who is also more or less committed to this schedule and can meet during the week. My time on weekdays are usually flexible. Please email me (ciacduan@gmail.com), if you are interested!
Hi Everyone,
I'm planning to write the July 2020 test, looking for study buddies in Toronto! Comment below if you're interested.
If anyone else is on a waitlist for their ~dream~ school and isn't ready to give up on the 2020 cycle I want to start a study group for the April 25 LSAT. Willing to do online/in-person study group. Scored in the low 160s and hoping to reach 167. If you're interested let me know! Or if there are already similar study groups like this I would like to join one.
Taking in March, would like to do some BR sessions by phone up to the test. Any takers? I'm in the Eastern time zone.
Planning on taking the lsat on April 25 if anyone wants to meet up and take PT's/BR together under exam conditions and just overall kill this exam together. If anyone is interested email me at leehhl1123@gmail.com or leave a comment here (check every day or so)
Anyone in SF looking to take the LSAT at the end of this year? I would love to study with some people as I always do better when I have a study group.
If you are looking to study with me for the lsat lmk. I can study on the Rutgers campus. If you attend Rutgers and are pre-law and need to study for the lsat or if you are simply around the New Brunswick/piscataway area and need to study for the lsat and are looking for a study buddy lmk.
Anyone is the Charlotte/Matthews area? I’m part of an online study group but would love to meet some people in person if there’s anyone else out there studying for a July/July test. Doesn’t have to be super regular, even once a month or every other week would be nice just to touch base.
Let me know!
I've been scoring 165-169 for the past month and I'm trying to change how I approach studying to score in the 170s.
My splits usually are -4 LR / -2 or -3 LG / -3 RC
Anyone scoring similarly want to team up?
Hi! I live in downtown Chicago. Looking for others in the area to study with :) I got a 151 on my diagnostic for reference. Aiming for 165-170.
Hey everyone!
I just took my first prep test (June 2007) and lets just say I wasn't super happy with my results. I am hoping to take the June 8th LSAT and was looking for someone or a group to work towards that goal with?! :)
Hey 7Sagers, I'm leading BR calls for PT 89 (November 2019 LSAT).
There will be 16 sessions total.
All sessions will be from 2 - 5pm ET. Please see detailed schedule below.
What happens in these sessions?
For LR, I'll ask you to state which questions were circled for BR. We'll work through the questions the group nominates. If we run out of those questions, I'll select questions to cover. This BR call will be audio only.
For RC, we'll read the passage together, paragraph by paragraph. I'll ask you to make low resolution summaries of each paragraph. We'll use those low res summaries to build higher resolution summaries. Then, we'll answer the questions together. This BR call will be audio only.
For LG, we'll read through the game setup, determine the appropriate game board, translate the rules, then tackle each question. This BR call will have a visual component.
How should I prepare?
Have a clean, unmarked copy of the PT ready in front of you so we can read and answer the questions together. Please wear headphones and try to be in a quiet place.
Will these be recorded?
No, they will not.
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Past Sessions
Wed, Jan 29
Section 2 - LR, Questions 1 - 14
Thur, Jan 30
Section 2 - LR, Questions 15 - 26
Sat, Feb 1
Section 2 - LR, Questions 1 - 14
Sun, Feb 2
Section 2 - LR, Questions 15 - 26
Mon, Feb 3
Section 3 - RC, Passage 1 - exhibiting works of art
Tue, Feb 4
Section 3 - RC, Passage 2 - rapidly expanding populations
Wed, Feb 5
Section 3 - RC, Passage 3 - competition to make computer chips
Thur, Feb 6
Section 3 - RC, Passage 4 - Benjamin Lee Whorf
Sat, Feb 8
Section 4 - LR, Questions 1 - 15
Sun, Feb 9
Section 4 - LR, Questions 16 - 25
Mon, Feb 10
Section 4 - LR, Questions 1 - 15
Tue, Feb 11
Section 4 - LR, Questions 16 - 25
Wed, Feb 12
Section 1 - LG, Game 1 - customer service
Thur, Feb 13
Section 1 - LG, Game 2 - soup recipe
Sat, Feb 15
Section 1 - LG, Game 3 - computer forensics
Sun, Feb 16
Section 1 - LG, Game 4 - factory sites
Hi! I'm planning on taking the April 2020 LSAT and wanted to see if anyone is doing the same! We can try to make studying a little more bearable lol I'm currently struggling
Is anyone studying in Seoul around Gangnam interested in making a study group? I'm planning on taking the March/April LSAT for the second time if anyone wants to kill this exam together, lots of study cafes here to take PT's/BR at
Hi!
So a bit of background, I’m heading towards my third take most likely in August. I PT in the mid to high 150s with a few 160-162’s sprinkled in. Official takes however have been a 154 and now a 152 so I’m definitely experiencing a disconnect somewhere so I’m really trying to buckle down and study for an extended amount of time. I’m looking to make a small BR group where we take the same pt and BR it together on skype or FaceTime, with between 3-6 people definitely no more than 6 though (however if a ton of people respond we could split into mini groups) with different score ranges. So holla at ya girl if you also are over this test and are in the ‘all gas no brakes’ mindset
Hey everyone!
I am fairly new to 7Sage and LSAT studying would love to get in touch with some people who are also less advanced in LSAT studies. I find in study groups most members have already completed the CC and other materials.
PM me!
Hello,
Anyone in the LA area planning to take June 2020 test, and would like to study in a group?
I'm in DC looking for study partners! I work part time, so my afternoons (after 12:30pm) on weekdays are generally open, plus weekends. I've found I get a lot more out of studying when I'm talking it over with someone else. PM me if you're interested and we can make plans to get together! I'm fresh out of the CC, scoring in the 150's. Planning on April/June LSAT. Aiming for 170!
