hii anyone interested in studying and goes to uci?? planning for august/sep lsat

Hi. I almost always find that I take twice the amount of time 7sage predicts I'll need or more to truly absorb the lessons, and I need significant breaks in-between to decompress. I thought I would be able to get through the entire course quickly in the beginning, but it got difficult as it started delving into logical reasoning. I find myself feeling lucky to get through 5-15 lessons a day. How many lessons does everyone try to do each day?

Is there a good way for 7Sage to recommend specific lessons based on my practice exams or only for it to generate focused blind review?

Hii. I would love to join a group that has a goal of the 170s. I wasn't sure if there was already a similar group created but down to create one if not. Currently taking the June and/or August LSAT.

Hi everyone -- feel free to DM me, reply here, or friend me on Discord (@l.n.d.s) if you'd like to join our new server. There's no set definition on the term "Non-Traditional" to join. It's more about the spirit of it. If you feel like you'd fit and benefit from the group, you'd be welcome.

Currently, I’m signed up for the June LSAT but am worried that I am rushing into it. I took the February LSAT and got a 160. Since then, I went back to the basics, did some studying and scored a 168 on my first PT back. However, after that I scored a 160 and a 161 and I am worried that I might be “wasting” an LSAT by doing it in June since I don’t want to take more than 3 LSATs and am considering taking it in August.

Here are roughly my pros and cons:

June

Pros: (1) would allow me to start on my applications while I wait for score, (2) would be earlier enough to allow me to prepare for the September or October one if I needed to retake, and (3) many of the errors I am making now are errors that I pick up on blind review / can increase as I get my stamina back up.

Cons: (1) potential to not increase much (wasting my second attempt) and (2) only one month more of studying to get to a consistently higher score.

August

Pros: (1) two more months of studying and potential to get more consistent, and (2) can help with confidence

Cons: (1) would limit me to taking October since I think September would be too soon (thus, applying later) (2) summer gets more complicated and I’m worried that studying might get more inconsistent, (3) probs will dedicate less time to applications.

Appreciate any thoughts and considerations!!

Hi all, I'm located near the LA area, looking for a study group to help point each other in the right direction and any information/advice. I know a lot of people work so open to evening and weekends.

Hey all. I am looking to form a study/accountability group for the Aug 2025 LSAT. I currently test in the low-160s with a goal score of 168. I am located in Western Canada and can meet virtually 1-2 times a week. Also would be down to support each other through the admissions process!

Feel free to inbox me if you are interested and I will share details.

Thanks!

William

Edit: All set

My RC score is holding me back and I have a lot of issues with timing. I'm missing questions on every passage, with more towards the later ones. What's a good way to drill RC besides doing whole sections?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking to start a study group on discord w/ anyone who plans to take it in either august/september. I just started studying, so I'm hoping the group can be consistent and work together throughout the summer.

Im from Toronto so hoping to find people in the same timezone, but open to anyone!

Hi all! I posted a while back about a Discord I created for Californians, but I wanted to share the link again this month in case you want to join a study group 😊 Everyone is welcomed!

I was hoping that I find more people who want to study during the day, since we have a good night session group for those that work or go to college full time, but not a lot of people who are able to meet before 6PM (PST). I feel bad that we had a couple of people looking for study buddies during the day, but most are only able to study at night.

Currently, there are official night sessions every Monday and Tuesday night, but people hop on Voice Channels whenever they want with others. Feel free to join us!

https://discord.gg/Hb9s8XASad

Thank you! 💙

Hey guys, I have been blind reviewing each PT and drills. I have been hiding my original answer and trying to answer without "bias". Is this what we are supposed to do? Or does that waste additional time? Thoughts?

I have an accommodation to not have the experimental on my test (much longer story). I’ve just been doing PTs and immediately turning in the experimental part so it marks it all as wrong. However, this means my analytics are very warped because I thinks I just keep missing a section. Is there a way to exclude these from the analysis?

Thanks!

How important are internships I have never had one and don’t know what to do from here. I have been trying to get one and I have been having no luck.

I graduated undergrad in May 2020, looking to apply to law school for the fall 2026 cycle. What has been dawning on me recently is the letters of recommendation. Since July 2020, I've been working at the same company and can get 2-3 kick-ass LORs. However, for ones from a professor - I never really had strong connections with my professors from undergrad, nor do I think they would remember well enough if I asked at this point.

Is it fine if I just go with the professional recs? Or is it really necessary to get at least one from undergrad? I just think the professional ones will resonate/carry more weight than any I get from a professor that I haven't kept in touch with, was close to, nor remembers me too well. I had a 3.756 GPA, if that's a potential question for me. Thanks for any feedback.

Gearing up for the June LSAT and have been consistently gettin 170+ for the past 3-4 tests, highest being 175. It felt really good seeing that score and I felt pretty confident as I was taking it. This past test I took, there definitely were some harder RC passages and what I thought were 4-5 star LR questions in the first 10 questions of each section (which I know can happen but still threw me off) and to get to the top of Mt. Whatsthepoint, I ended up getting a 162, which I knew taking it, it was going to be not as good as the others, but its so demoralizing seeing that sink so far down, and checking the questions, seeing that I choked on some layups really gets to me. Just when I thought I was done making the same stupid mistakes I go and do it all over again and again. I thought I was really starting to improve until this happened and completely altered by perception of how well I think I'll be able to do on the June test (aiming for a 166-171). Would really appreciate any advice/words of encouragement on how to get over this.

Something I wish I had earlier during LSAT prep: someone to hold me accountable to what I said I’d do. Not a tutor, just someone who helped me follow through.

For example, I use a weekly accountability system for my work. Basically, it’s a weekly call with a coach where I decide what matters most, make a clear plan, and follow up each week. Just having someone expecting to hear from me has made a big difference. I feel like I can trust myself to do what I planned to.

I've tried a few study groups. Some were helpful, but it was hard to find people who would actually check in midweek, or show up consistently.

Have y'all had similar experiences with study groups? And does anybody here think they'd find that type of accountability valuable for studying?

ive been in the workforce for a while, im 28 and applying to law school in october. i have solid academic rec letters from professors but do i also need one from my job's manager? or is that superfluous?

Hi everyone,

Looking to gauge interest in a potential Discord group for people who would consider themselves "Non-traditional" prospective law students. I'm an '18 grad, so I'm excited to meet people who are also a few years out of school, trying to get back into a study mindset. I'm thinking it would be entirely digital just to cast a wide net, so no geographical requirements or anything.

Depending on the interest, I'd love to make it a group that's focused on more than just LSAT but the application and search process as well.

Alternatively, if a group like this already exists, I'd really appreciate the tip!

Thanks :)

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Hi! I scored a 169 last August and am planning to retake & reapply this year.

I'm looking for study buddies in France, preferably in Lyon.

Unsure if I'll have any luck but drop me a message if you're interested :)

It appears I have trouble starting any type of drill. The "start drill" button is greyed out and isn't clickable. Am I doing something wrong? Lol

I am preparing to take the LSAT in August and was wondering if there are any groups who have regular meetings that are also taking the test at the same time.

Hey all! Quick question: I am writing the June LSAT and my argumentative writing section opens on May 27th. I am wondering if the section can be completed at any time of the day. So in other words, is it time specific in any way? I am thinking of doing it at night so that it's extra quiet at my house. TIA!