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So I took the LSAT in June and didn't get the score I wanted. I can do consistently well on LR (missing maybe 1-3 each section), but then I absolutely goof every RC section (missing as many as 10-12 questions per section). I only joined 7sage a few weeks ago when I got my scores and I'm planning on retaking in September. Until now, I've studied completely on my own using Lawhub advantage.

So in y'all's experience, have you been able to see consistent improvement in your RC sections through 7sage?

Studying on my own, I think I actually declined in my RC scores which has got me feeling bummed, but I just need to know if there's hope for improvement.

my AI coach keeps giving me the response "Sorry, something went wrong while generating a response." I keep trying to reload the page or exit out but it doesn't seem to be working...

Is anyone else encountering the AI coach crashing and saying: "Sorry, something went wrong while generating a response." If so how can I fix this issue? Thanks!

Is there a way to customize RC Drills to filter for passages where I answered multiple questions wrong? I know there is an "Incorrect Ever" filter, but I think this would include passages where I only got one answer wrong. I'd like to be able to revisit passages that I had a particularly difficult time with when I first started studying in order to see how my RC has improved.

Hello, I was wondering if there would be Office Hours for this month? I'm not seeing them under the Live Classes, but want to make sure if that's an error on my part. Thanks!

This was 6 points below my average and I couldn’t be happier. I took 2 1/2 weeks off for work and last week did 120 hours “at the job”. I’m happy that with all the work I can put up a decent score under worst possible conditions.

I started my prep earlier this year with not a lot of hours per week due to school, work and internships. I took a diagnostic in April and got a 151. I've been prepping more this summer and took another diagnostic last week. Which only went up to a 152. My goal is 160-165 and I'm taking it in August. Basically, I have a month, I'm honestly losing hope if it is possible. I'm in between two choices, grind as much as I can before August, or take the September test instead. I'm hoping to have all my applications submitted by Thanksgiving.

If anyone is in the same boat or may have any advice, it'll be greatly appreciated.

Hi! I just want to reserve a special thank you to tutors Rahela, Clayton, and James. I improved my score by 16 points and got into the high 160's on my LSAT score and couldn't have done it without them and their assistance. I love 7Sage and would recommend it to anyone hoping to get into law school.

Hey guys! I recently finished the RC module and now I'm on to practice. My question is what exactly should I be doing now? Ive been doing some drilling and following my study plan for the past few days but I feel like I should be doing more. I know I should be taking PTs but I'm not sure when I should start. Should I start taking them now, later, how often, timed, untimed? Should I be drilling alongside them? Should I just keep following my study plan? Also if I take a PT and don't get around the score I want should I be worried about this considering I finished the entire core curriculum? Any advice is greatly appreciated!

Anyone else's AI coach down or is it just me?

Edit: It's back now

This has been one of the best features to date! I know that studying for the LSAT is a very unique/ personal process for everyone. I find that it gives a pretty fair analysis, takes critique well, and gives a bit of direction.

HOWEVER, I've noticed that after using it for a little while, it starts to really lag. Is there a way to preserve the valuable history without the increasing time sink of lag processing?

My only other gripe is that I've noticed that it's missed things in analysis before. I feel good about catching them, but I'd like it to be a bit more thorough as dev continues to build on this function. Many thanks!

Need help coming up with a plan for a somewhat unique study situation. I write the LSAT in one month. I work a day job as a manager and run my businesses at night, this gives me very little time to do PTs or study. So far I’ve done 6 total, one 14 years ago cold diagnostic (168), one 5 months ago on lsac after pounding out the loophole in 10 days (171), one 2.5 months ago on here (174), one on lsac a week later to simulate the actual test better (177), one on here a month ago I aborted because staff called and I had to go in (150, -2lr, -1rc till passage 4, abort), 168 last night after a 3 week study break (worked a 120 hour week). Ended up pounding out a 14 hour study session to get rid of the rust 9/10 lr level 5, 19/20 adaptive, 24/25 lr section. Stats are 90% drill accuracy but over represented with lvl 4/5. Trying to come up with a realistic study plan for the next month with max study time being around an hour a day till test week.

hi guys! if anyone wants to join a study group in chicago we could meet up at some coffee shops to study and exchange notes/tips!! if you like fun coffee shops this could be a fun idea!

I got a 160 on the June LSAT and was expecting high 160s based on PT/practice sections. Is it a waste to do an audit, as I took it electronically? I will note that I have accommodations if that matters.

Am I just delusional? Or should I do it?

Hey guys,

Does anyone have a spreadsheet format of conditional reasoning concepts they wouldn't mind sharing? 7Sage has a conditionals webpage but not a spreadsheet-style document that I can download. Thank you!

Hi everyone! Today’s my birthday, yay!!

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I try my best to study before work, for about 45 minutes to 1.5 hour, and study for about 3 hours on Saturdays and Sundays. I am also an athlete and an artist on the side, and tend to spend a 'healthy' amount of time with loved ones. I know that I should temporarily sacrifice some of these, but I find that really difficult. I am currently scoring 'average.'

I guess this post is looking for some relatedness, inspiration, as well as advice from fellow full-time employees here:

• How do you make your studying lean/effective?

• How long do you aim to study for the exam (in my case, 5 months)?

• How much of other aspects of your life are you sacrificing, if at all? How do you personally process this 'need' to sacrifice?

• etc.

Thank you!

So, I took PT 152 and scored a 159, BR was 162. My goal score is anywhere in the 160+ range, what should I do before my August test? Of course I'll be taking a test every week before my exam, but I wanted to ask how do I approach scoring even higher next time?

Hi! looking for a in person and or zoom tutor in the chicago land area to help me and add even more support to my own 7 sage plan. Recomendations welcome!!! thanks sm

I am really enjoying the AI coach feature but am unsure about the ambiguity of the monthly limits. I don't use image uploads---just prompts for questions and requests to tailor drills for me---but want to make sure I don't have an issue with running out of AI coach discussion in this final month before my August LSAT. Could someone please provide more clarity on what the usage limits actually are for the Core and Live subscription levels?

I much appreciate any help. Good luck for August, everyone!

I tend to do well on RC Passages but frequently go over time, whether that's with reading or answering questions. Any tips out there from those that struggled with timing but eventually managed to find solutions to knock out this section(s) of the exam?

Hi!! This is my 3rd time taking the LSAT this upcoming september and I am wanting something new so I am putting myself out there to see if anyone in the area has previous expierence with a good local tutor or would be open to meeting up to study together! Any help is needed :)

I am taking the August LSAT and as I take PT I keep scoring around 155 under timed conditions. Then, once I blind review, I keep scoring around 167. My goal is a 170 or higher on this August test, but I would still be very happy with a 167 or 168 on my August one. This has been a consistent trend in the last 3 PT I have taken, and I am not sure what to do in between my PT to get more correct answers under timed conditions. I have been studying for many months, I have finished the core curriculum, but this keeps happening. What do I do???