Trying to build a drill of "incorrect when last taken", but since I only have 4 left, it won't let me select the smallest increment (5 questions)...

There have been some questions about how to approach studying for the new LSAT format! If you're wondering about the difference between PTs 1–94 and PTs 101–158, here's a post walking you through it.

I know this all might be a little confusing! Feel free to comment below if you have any questions.

This question kinda had me befuddled in my initial PT and my blind review, and still I am struggling to understand the question after both. Any chance someone has a better idea of how we can arrive at the answer being C using the question stimulus?

Also receiving this error message.

Hello, I know many of us have the error 404 message and its highly inconvenient. Hopefully the IT technicians can fix this, I was really looking forward to drilling right now as I know many people were also in the mood to study.

8: 14 am

Receiving Error 404 and can't study

What is going on?

Tried to study and none of the course work is popping up everything says 404 error code , what to do to fix it ? I tried signing in and out and exiting the site

Hello,

Whenever I try to open a page regarding any syllabus lectures, it shows Error 404. I have restarted my laptop, logged in and out, and closed and tried to open it.

Please advise on how to fix this.

Thanks in advance.

Hey everyone! Many users are encountering errors on our site today. We're aware of the issue and are hard at work on a fix right now. Sorry for the inconvenience and thank you to everyone who has brought this to our attention!

Edit at 11:45 AM EST: And we're back up and running, folks!

I currently live in Indianapolis, IN. However, if anyone plans on taking the September LSAT, I am looking for a small group to hold each other accountable and help one another prepare. Reach out to me if you happen to be interested!!!!

Hey guys looking for some study buddies to hold each other accountable for LSAT prep!

Hi everyone,

I'm seeking some advice on studying after the core curriculum. I recently finished the core and took two preptests so far. Both showed weaknesses in causal reasoning and flaw. This seems to suggest that I should start drilling for causal reasoning and flaw type questions, but I also didn't want to burn through a bunch of drills without gaining as much as I could from them. Would a better option be a mix of question-type focused drills + timed LR sections (with thorough BR/review for each)? I thought it might be better to hold back on preptests for now (again because I didn't want to waste them), but I would appreciate any suggestions!

I registered for the August LSAT. I receive a pen and paper accommodation but the deadline passed on July 23 to register. They didn't send an email until today that I need to register after the deadline has passed. Since I couldn't register the other option is to opt out of the accommodation which also passed. Does anyone know what are my other option other than wait till the October LSAT?

So I just took PT 132 (new format) and I am frustrated because I recognized almost all of the LR questions either from drills or JY's video lessons. It is my understanding that these "new" tests are just sections from old tests put together for the sake of practicing the new format, but these are the same old tests that 7sage pulls from for lessons. Obviously you cannot preview the test before starting it, and I want to know that the test I will be taking is entirely new beforehand since I feel like that test is now entirely useless in assessing my score.

Is there any way to know which of these new tests are actually comprised of all clean questions? Has 7sage looked into this and created a way to avoid this issue? Has anyone else experienced this and found a way around it?

For context, I have not had testing accommodations in the past, but I have had an anxiety diagnosis for about 9 years now and am requesting 50% more time, however, I do have Kaiser Permanente, and it seems like due to their policy they aren't allowed to fill out outside/custom forms that aren't theirs. When I sent the request for my psychiatrist to fill out the qualified professional form, they instead sent me a "psychological disability form", which just shows the diagnosis + date, limitations on life activities (concentration/test stress management), as well as the current medications I'm taking for this. Would it be enough to just submit this document + explaining that it is out of my control that my healthcare provider is unable to fill out the qualified professional form. Anyone has a similar experience with Kaiser, what did you do? any advice?

I've been feeling like I was going to end up stuck in the 150s forever, after consistently scoring around 153-156 (I'm taking the August LSAT). I took a preptest today and ended up with a 164!!! I could not be happier, as my goal for the actual exam has been at least a 160- now it finally feels attainable :) time to keep drilling + aim for consistently scoring in the 160s!

Hi all,

Question regarding study abroad grades. I was in undergrad at a Canadian university and studied abroad for one semester in France through my schools program.

In my transcripts these grades just show up as credits (signifying pass because it was pass/fail).

However, I do have the transcript for my actual grades (based on a scale out of 20).

Do these actual grades get calculated into my LSAC GPA? Does anyone know if I have to submit these grades?

I keep seeing mixed things online and cannot find a clear answer.

Please let me know!

HEY YALL!

anyone looking to prep for the LSAT together? I'm aiming to take mine in November, but I am open to studying with those who may be taking it before and after.

We can do virtual and/or in-person.

CIAO!

Hi! I am looking for a few study buddies that live in Miami/Broward area that are interested and willing to meet once or twice a week in July to prepare for the August LSAT. PM for more details

to drill LR in full sections

I am starting a Discord group of people scoring 165+ with the primary purpose of doing blind review calls (everyone takes the same section of a test and we all discuss it before knowing what the answers are - essentially we blind review together) at least twice a week. Of course other discussions are welcome on the Discord as well.

Why BR calls? I believe that BR calls give an opportunity for lively discussion about not only questions, but technique. Presumably, we will all have our own areas of weakness and strength, and thereby ways we can both assist, and be assisted by, each other.

Why 165+? I realize this comes off as arrogant, and that 165+ is a very small percentage of people, but my sincere belief is that having similarly scoring people will keep the conversations largely relevant to everyone. I believe that someone scoring in one bracket versus another is likely to have significantly different topics that they should likely be focusing on. For whatever it is worth I'm averaging a 171 over the my last 5 pt's.

If interested please send me a private message - if you have any questions please respond below.

Thanks for reading and good luck to all in this brutal endeavor, the LSAT.

I am getting very frustrated that many of the questions that I got wrong on preptest 156 do not have explanations, they only have the option to "discuss." Does anyone know why this is and where I can find explanations? Also does anyone know if there's a way I can know before taking a preptest that I will not have explanations for each questions? #help #feedback

Hello all,

I am wondering how everyone knows the question is a type 2 MC question where the stem doesn't have a conclusion, since a lot of times the stem seems like it does... For example, PT116.S3.Q14 seems like the first sentence is the conclusion, and then the following sentence is a counter-point to the conclusion. The last sentence after that then reaffirms that the original conclusion could be true.

Any advice?