I took the LSAT November and was completely off from my target score. I'm planning on giving myself up until June to retest. I'll be restarting my studying process next week. I'm looking for someone who's planning on studying around the time period that i am and that's willing to be held accountable to the study plan that we're going to create!

Either Virtual is fine, but DFW metroplex would be better for in-person.

Hi you guys, I am based in Austin, Texas and I am looking for a study buddy! Text me 512-761-8036 or dm me on instagram @Onyisellstxhomes!

Just started studying this week. Got a 143 on my diagnostic, and have been going over my study plan this week. I consider myself a reasonably intelligent person, but this is genuinely convincing me I am dumb. I have been doing very bad with reading comprehension with the timer and just in general getting a lot of questions wrong. Anyone else have a rough period when they started and does it get any easier?

In the study plan for each day I wish there was a way to mark all drop downs in 1 category complete instead of having to check mark them all manually. I watched about half of my study plans videos on the old platform and I can’t transfer that progress to show here on the new site (which is not a big deal) but I wish I could just mark the videos I watched all at once for certain days. It would save a lot of time and help me visualize where I am in my study plans more clearly.

Hi, I just started learning for the LSAT just a week ago and took a diagnostic test. I got a 147 which is a little discouraging, but I'm staying focused and motivated. I intend to score in the high 170s.

I noticed that my main problem was speed and comprehension. The pressure of the timer really gets to me and makes it harder to focus on what I'm reading. I've faced this problem in many tests in the past. I know I can up my base score to at least the low 150s just by fixing this timing problem and no additional LSAT prep.

All the words jumble together and stop meaning anything, then I panic about wasting time, lose my train of thought and the cycle begins again. In the end I completely missed 4-6 questions in each section alone just because of timing. I'm considering applying for accommodation when the time comes, but I want to plan for worst case scenario.

Here are the things I'm planning to do:

1. Timed drills every other day, with less time than on the official LSAT

2. I ask Chat GPT to generate boring, and difficult to read passages every day, then answer questions on them to increase my general reading compression skills. (I usually avoid AI so if anyone has recommendations that replace Chat GPT please let me know)

3. Start doing regular daily activities - like cooking breakfast, getting ready, etc. - with timers. My thought process is that If I get used to timing things in general it will eventually feel like less pressure?

That's all I've got. Does any one have any tips on how to work faster? And how to get rid of that timer/test anxiety?

I need advice on why X essays. When is it needed to write one? I’ve never visited the schools or have family or friends that attended the university. My only reason really for these schools is location and some of the clinics. I don’t want to write an essays that could bring my other ones down. Please help!!

Hello! I am looking for study partners who are in the Pittsburgh area who wouldn't mind being a study partner/group. I am taking the April 2026 exam.

When on my laptop none of the videos show the time in the play bar. They all just stay at 0:00. It would be helpful to know how long the video is before diving in. Also would be helpful to note time point of something you want to revisit so you can easily find it again without having to scan through the videos

Someone please tell me that I am not the only one that has a hard time staying focused while watching videos and learning the LSAT materials? some days its like i am motivated to study and then others and especially if i just took a practice test that week my brain can not stay engaged.

If anyone has any advice that would be great

Hello fellow 7Sagers. I am looking for some people to be part of a study group with me in San Diego. I work FT and am usually available in the evenings after 6 pm, and on weekends the whole day. I will be taking the February and April LSAT. Hope to get a group established.

Hi! I'm still using the classic 7sage website before transitioning over to this newer one next year but the classic website is currently giving a 502 bad gateway error code when I try to access it. I just wanted to inform yall of the issue and see if it will be corrected!

I register for the January test in California specifically SoCal area. Im sorry but scheduling was awful, my nearest test center is 50 miles away compared to the first time which was only 10 miles. Now I have to travel 50 miles and take a test at 7:30 am.

Hello! I am currently registering for the January LSAT and wondering if I should take it in-person or remote. For those who have taken it before, what do you recommend?

hey y’all! This may be a long shot, but I live in Southwest Texas and was looking for an LSAT tutor. My goal score is between 172-175.

Please reach out if you offer any tutoring services.

Is there any updates on the classic site being down?

(It's possible this is doable, and I just cannot figure out how to do it).

After finishing a prep test, it seems you can either review the whole test or filter and look at specific questions. When you click into that question, and then go back, you lose the filter criteria. It would be nice if these two were combined and you could review a batch based on filter criteria.

My specific use case is: looking at questions where I consumed much more than the target amount of time. Most of this platform seems to be geared towards correct vs. incorrect. In my opinion, this is only part of the puzzle. Questions you get correct, but that take up a disproportionate amount of your exam time, are also worthy of review.

Hello guys hope your enjoying your holidays! If your taking the LSAT in January, hit me up and we can form a little study group. I'm located in south Florida. let me know.

I graduated from undergrad in 2024 and decided I wanted to pursue law school during the summer of 2025. I was a business major, so most of my classes were online; therefore, I did not develop a personal connection with any of my professors. I also did not think I would need to, since I was not thinking of pursuing higher education after I graduated. I plan on getting a letter of recommendation from my supervisor, but I also need one from an undergraduate professor. How do I go about asking my professors for a letter of recommendation when I did not establish a connection with them?

How can I break into the mid 170s?? Do I need to change the way I'm practicing and reviewing (sections and wrong answer journal) or just practice more? Does anyone have tips to start scoring consistently -0/-1 on LR instead of -2/-3? Also does anyone have issues with RC consistency / tips on how to become more consistent?

The data is out! Our Admissions Predictor has gobbled up the freshly released data on 2025's LSAT and GPA medians.

Step on up, plug in your numbers, and see which schools you should consider targets, reaches, and safeties.

Some highlights from the new data:

Across the board, LSAT medians and GPA medians are up, as we predicted.

The average increase among T14 schools was less than lower-ranked schools. There's a sense that top schools have already have a glut of high-number candidates, and so are using increased application numbers to focus more on softs, like your work experience and application narrative.

Penn's LSAT median is a 173, up from a 172 last year.

Duke's increased from a 170 to a 171

Berkeley's GPA median increased from a 3.87 to a 3.92

UChicago has joined Yale, Stanford, Harvard, in the 174-median club.

WashU has clearly the highest medians, with a 175-3.96.

But remember that your numbers don't tell the whole story. In a competitive cycle, a strong narrative and strong essays are key. 7Sage Admissions has some great affordable resources for those looking to perfect their applications, from Essay Workshops with professional writers and Office Hours for strategy discussions with an admissions officer of your choice, to comprehensive consulting options. https://7sage.com/pricing/admissions

I've noticed my biggest weakness, especially for RC, are science passages/questions. I don't know if it's intimidation or just being completely incompetent at understanding basic science, but I really struggle here. I get confused mid-stimulus and lose the point of the question, then tend to start worrying about how I'm doing on time.

I guess a lot of it has to do with just being able to comprehend the passages, but that in itself is quite difficult for me. So are there any tips anyone has for science questions? Or am I kinda cooked?

Hi Everyone! I have pretty much exhausted all of the material for studying and I'm not sure if I should just continue with re-doing some sections or use the bonus prep tests. I know that it says that they are not indicative of the current tests, so just wondering how beneficial they would be for practice.

Hi! I am making my way through core curriculum and completing the questions assigned each day along with watching the lessons. I did notice when looking at my analytics that I have not drilled many questions and I was wondering if people suggest to up my drilling once I've finished core or if they recommend doing it alongside core? I know I am learning concepts but I worry that I am not putting in enough time or practice. Is there like a 'homework' plan alongside the lessons? Can anyone also lmk how long they spent in between testing and completing core just drilling, attending live classes and doing PTs? Much appreciated :)

I am trying to upgrade to plus on my phone but when I click the “subscribe” button nothing happens. Anyone else dealing with this?

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