Hi everyone,

I'm looking for an LSAT tutor who can work with me one-on-one and help me achieve a high score. I'm seeking someone who can provide personalized guidance, help identify weaknesses, develop an effective study plan, and offer targeted feedback on practice tests and drilling.

I'm currently using an LSAC fee waiver, so affordability is very important. If you offer reduced rates for fee-waiver students, flexible pricing, or have experience helping students maximize their scores on a budget, I'd love to hear from you.

Please send me a message with your experience, LSAT background, tutoring approach, availability, and rates.

Thank you!

Hi everyone!

I am applying for the 2027 cycle and planned on taking September (benchmark) and November exam (my ideal). However, the exam is quite pricey and I’m not sure if I should just register for November? Do both? For context, I’ve been studying since March and started the drilling portion of the curriculum!

Any insight would be helpful! Thank you :)

Can we get an option to customize our unique robot pic LOL!!! Most of us are on this for months and weeks back to back- and I am not a fan of this pink robot...though it may be growing on me...

Hi! 

I’m looking for a 1-on-1 tutor. 

I scored a 153 on my last LSAT, and I’m aiming for a 165. My worst section is the LR. I’m hoping to better understand the foundations and how to apply them to each question, because I struggle with this the most. My stamina also needs improvement. During my practice LR sections, I take up to 57 minutes, and I would like to reduce the time. I currently have 1.5 extra time on the LSAT. I would also like to cover the RC section, but that is not my main focus; rather, certain question types are.

I’m looking for a tutor who can provide help during sessions and, most importantly, strategies for studying on my own. I am planning to take my next LSAT in November and would like to meet with someone weekly or biweekly (depending on what is recommended). My price range is around 50-75$ CAN/per hour.

Good afternoon all,

I just graduated from school and sat to calculate my CAS GPA through 7sage, resulting in a slightly better one than initially expected, but still lower than I wanted. However, I finished up school at a Top-5 engineering school with a pretty strict grading system (very, very few all-A students). Anyways, I got an engineering degree and a good GPA coming out of that school, but I am wondering how that will play into consideration with the many Econ, Business, and other majors with less rigorous classes and higher GPAs (I truly mean no disrespect).

Do officers look at the major, rigor, and college? Or is it truly just based on the number?

RC is my weakest section but honestly -6 and -8 is so much better than what I was scoring which was -10 or so; I hated the last LR section it made no sense whatsoever. I am not complaining though I think this score is something to be proud of.

My highest score was 162 so far so if I keep going maybe before August I can get better scores.

Good luck everyone

Hello, my name is Isaac. I am planning to take the LSAT in September and I am scoring in the 169-172 range. I would love to form a small study group for people who are scoring similarily. Feel free to message me or leave a comment if you are interested!

Hello! In the review section for PSAs, one of the patterns in the stimulus says the following:

"Kick ideas up into the domain, especially if the conclusion is conditional. Kick the sufficient conditions up into the premise set to transform the conclusion into an unconditional conclusion."

Can someone help me understand this? I am generally familiar with the idea of kicking ideas up into the domain, but I'm a bit confused about kicking sufficient conditions up into the premise set and what it means for a conclusion to be unconditional. My understanding of PSA questions is that the sufficient conditions are typically already in the premise set? Thanks so much in advance for any help!!

the new format expands across the full screen, so for people with large monitors, the whole question looks like one big straight line.

I feel like the old UI was fine, the "hide" button was right next to the answers, the timer had a little bar, there was not really a sub-menu. Idk, its annoying to hit the hide "mode" and then have to click on the answers. And then I forget that i have it on and waste a few second. Not the end of the world, but its annoying.

Hi everyone! I'm looking to study with a few people preferably through zoom to push each other and go over RC and LR. I'm currently scoring in the 150s and want to keep improving for the August LSAT.

Hello! I just restarting studying for the LSAT and am self-studying with 7Sage Core, and I'm working through my generated study plan. However, I was wondering if the study plan is in any way adaptive or able to refresh/update based on my needs? I'm really struggling with PSA questions and would like to spend an extra day reviewing those lessons/drilling, i.e., still study for my allotted time per day (5 hours) but rearrange the content a little bit because I also don't want to fall behind on my assigned study plan. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I started studying 3 weeks ago and scored a 172 on the diagnostic. Since then, I have scored 172 on a practice test and performed better on individual sections. I have been encouraged to take the LSAT in early August, but I have performed worse than I'd like on priority drills and am worried I will not be prepared that quickly to achieve my goal score of 175. Looking for advice on the test date and improving within this score range!

Hi. I was wondering what everyone else's plan is after the June LSAT. This was my first time taking a real test and I am not sure how long to take off before starting to study again. Ideally I want to wait until I get my scores back and then gauge from there. But with that being said I will almost certainly take it again in either August or September (I want to apply to law school by the end of October) so I am not sure if I should start studying again before I get my scores back.

If anyone has any advice/experience I would love to hear!

[TL;DR $40 per hour for a unique kind of tutoring]

For the last few weeks, I have been advertising here for a new tutoring program that I am trying to get started. I am looking for a very small group of students (ideally 6-8) who are interested in participating in this program, and some spaces are still available. The main idea of the program is to make LSAT tutoring more affordable and more efficient by combining group meetings with individual meetings. The content is the same as what I teach to my individual tutoring clients who pay me over 4 times this price!

See my profile over on Wyzant (look for Lars E.) to see my many 5-star reviews!

If this sounds like it might be for you, please read over the information below carefully, and if you are still interested in participating, just send me a message, comment below, or email me (contact@larsenden.com).

This is how the program will work:

·      Everything will be done online. We will use Google Classroom to manage communication and scheduling, and we will use Google Meets for all meetings.

·      There will be 2 group meetings every week, which will be run classroom-style and will occur on Tuesdays and Thursdays 2-3:30 Eastern Time / 11-12:30 Pacific Time (see the schedule below). The typical structure of these meetings is that I will present the topic/skill for the day, and we will work through examples together. It will always be a safe space for asking questions!

·      Homework will be assigned after each meeting to help reinforce concepts and to give you more practice on your own.

·      You will also get an hour of one-on-one tutoring each week, which will be scheduled independently to fit into your personal schedule. These will be tailored to your specific needs and may involve more homework.

·      If you would like additional one-on-one tutoring, it is available for all participants in this program (both during and after the term ends) for $75 per hour, which is less than half of my usual rate.

This is what I will expect from you:

·      Payment of $160 per week payable through Venmo or Paypal before the first group meeting on Tuesday each week. This comes to $40 per hour: 3 hours of group meetings and 1 hour of one-on-one tutoring per week. For 6 weeks, this comes to a total of $960 (you could also pay the entire amount up front if you want).

·      Attend all group meetings. If you must miss a group meeting, and you want to meet one-on-one to make up for it, there will be an additional charge of $75 per hour for this meeting.

·      Do all homework assignments before the next group meeting. We all need to keep on the same pace!

Here is the schedule:

The program will begin on June 30th and end on August 13th. The schedule for the group meetings is listed below. I don’t expect you to understand what everything on the schedule means right now, but this will give you some idea of how we will proceed. There is a “Vacation Week” in the schedule because that is when I will be on vacation. So, there will be no meetings for that week. Each meeting is designed to build on the previous ones. After the six weeks, you should have all the techniques you need for LR; from there, it is just a matter of improving your skills through practice, practice, practice!

6/30     Introduction to Structural Thinking

7/2       Argument Structures I: Cutting Through the Noise

7/7       Finding Flaws I: Relevance and Ambiguity

7/9       Evaluating Arguments I: Abduction and Adequacy

7/14     Evaluating Arguments II: Induction and World Building

7/16     Statement Structures I: Conditional, Categorical, and Causal Claims

7/21     Evaluating Arguments III: Deduction and Tracing

7/23     Strength and Weakness I: Pushing Worlds Around

7/28     Statement Structures II: Negation

7/30     Strength and Weakness II: Assumptions

Vacation Week

8/11     Finding Flaws II: Presumptions

8/13     Argument Structures II: Advanced Structures

Hi! I have a diagnostic score of 141. Looking get a 170 and to take the LSAT in 2027. I would like to ideally meet over the weekends in person or over Google Meet on weekday nights since I have a full-time job.

Hi everyone!

I'm taking the LSAT in September/October and I am looking for a dedicated study buddy in the Mountain Time Zone.

A little about me:

• Current score: April 151

• Target score: 172+

• Studying 3 times a week with a tutor and 4 hours daily personal sessions

• Looking for someone who is serious, consistent, and motivated

I'd love to connect for:

• Accountability check-ins

• Reviewing practice tests

• Discussing Logical Reasoning questions

• Sharing study strategies and resources

If you're also aiming for a high score and would like a study partner, please comment or send me a message!

Thanks, and good luck with your prep!

I'd love a watch history for the recorded classes I watch (a la Youtube watch history). I generally can't attend live classes due to my work schedule, so I engage much more with the recorded classes and it can challenging to recall which class I watched and when. Or, even a way to tag classes as 'watched' because I bookmark both classes I've done and classes I would like to come back to. Thanks!

Hey guys, yesterday i got a 177 on PT 120. The week before i got a 174 on PT 119 and on my cold diagnostic i got a 166 on PT 117. I have been studying 2 hrs daily for a little over 2 weeks, each diagnostic abt 1 week apart. I assume the prep tests get harder as you go so im sure ill get humbled but it feels like i might be skipping a couple steps in the meantime. Im not sure if i should be following my 7sage generated daily study plan, drilling down on the question types i get wrong or something else. I am loosely planning to test for the first time in early august but could push to late september. Thanks and any advice appreciated 🙂.

If I have median or below median LSAT but have extreme softs how should I operate for admissions this coming cycle? I have a lot of softs that I have been told set me apart such as 3.9 masters GPA, military service, worked at the NSA with the highest security clearance, and have many medals. However, I cannot get over the 150 hump into a higher score. I am taking the LSAT again in Sep to hopefully apply mid to late OCT. Should I lean towards schools that value more of a holistic approach? How should one approach admissions with strong softs and not as strong hard factors?

We're a few hours away from tonight's workshop on:

"The Missing Layer of LSAT Preparation"

We'll be looking at the preparation systems techniques that lead to consistently executing the LSAT concepts and skills you're learning with 7Sage under timed conditions, including:

• The 5-Step Logical Reasoning Operating System

• The 5-Step Guide to Reading Passages

• The role of pattern recognition in LR and RC

• Live demonstrations

• Q&A

If you've already signed up, I'll see you tonight.

If you haven't signed up yet, there's still plenty of time.

Registration Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSed4ub-ZDjLokUq5J_pt2c-XQ3BAW3EKMOkAGHsUM-PePwOgw/viewform?usp=publish-editor

And if you're interested but can't attend live, go ahead and register anyway. I'll send the recording (and your free LSAT Prep Swag Bag!) afterward so you can watch it on your own schedule.

Looking forward to seeing everyone tonight.

— Scott

Hi everyone!

Is anyone interested in studying Reading Comprehension today from 2:00–4:30 PM PST?

I'm still working on developing my RC skills, especially learning how to read passages more effectively, identify the most important information, and improve my comprehension. I'm looking for someone who is willing to help me build those skills, or someone who is also learning and would like to practice together.

If you're interested, please let me know. Thanks in advance, I appreciate it!

How do people stay motivated for this? I originally set a goal that was probably too low with a 170. I got a diagnostic of 168 and pretty quickly got into the mid 170s but have had zero progress since. I currently work 70-100 hour weeks and just don’t see a path forward for improving. I’m a blue collar person that’s mainly doing this to prove I could have done something more “serious” and because it’s fun to do in my spare time.

Hello,

If anyone took Reading Comp Hero and still has their notes, would you mind telling me what the main point of the development passages and the author exploration passages should be?

I took RC Hero several months ago, but I lost a good chunk of my notes from Dustin's course due to a random systems software update. I'd be so grateful for your help. Thank you in advance. ~