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It’s the beginning of a new law school admissions (and podcast!) season and we know what that means for many prospective applicants - working hard to prep for the LSAT while also having your personal statement, resume, and other application documents in the back of your mind. We speak with Nicole Agranonik - 7Sage LSAT class leader and a real life law school applicant - about how to balance those competing tasks, both from a professional standpoint and from her personal experience.

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Can the new site work on an iPhone 13 and will you be able to login without Google and without the magic link just with your password?

looking for people who plan to Study Group Online together no test date just to study

Hi,

I purchased a law hub advantage and my 7sage account is saying that the account is linked but that the subscription is not purchased. I have verified it has. Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated!

Best regards,

Nick

How does the new 7Sage platform estimate which questions are suitable for Blind Review? I noticed the amount of questions flagged for blind review exceeded those flagged as incorrect.

Hi I was wondering if there was more to the drilling feature on new 7sage. I'm wondering how it works.

Thanks!

Hi All, I'm stuck in a mid-160s plateau with a goal of breaking into the 170s. If you're in the same boat and want to meet remotely maybe once per week to work through some 4 and 5 star questions that were particularly hard for you, comment and I'll dm to get a study group started. Personally, I'm hoping to get better at pattern recognition in answer choices and fully understanding why a wrong answer is wrong. Thanks!

A friend and I have set up a Discord study group. We study in two sections daily, once in the morning and again in the evening. We are both aiming for a perfect score. We are looking for two people who are committed and consistent in their studying. We would prefer not to make the group too large, as that would detract from the engagement. We will meet, work, and study together virtually on Discord consistently. That will involve discussing incorrect answers, sharing screens, collaborating on problems, and more.

There would be a brief interview to assess compatibility. We are in EST. Please reach out with your Discord handle and phone number. We will meet to discuss and work it out from there.

Hello, Is anyone actually interested in a study group/ buddies? Looking for people who are willing to practice daily and keep eachother accountable whilst also a bit competative and on our toes. (Virtual meetings) (PST)

I was curious if when the website actually launches it will include an update for the mobile app? I would consistently go back and forth and when I found downtime, I would study on the app. Since I switched to the new site, none of my progress has synced and I recognize that it matches more of the old layout. Even in one of the tabs it still has Logic Games! When can we expect to see this updated too?

Is there no study schedule on the new site?

Hello,

I’m wondering if there’s a way to view the total time spent on a drill after it has been completed. I’ve noticed that the time spent on each individual question is listed, and that any time limits set for the drill are visible. However, I haven’t been able to find a summary of the overall time taken to complete a drill.

Having that total displayed automatically would be extremely helpful, as it would make it easier to track my progress and improvements in speed over time without manually calculating the sum.

Thank you very much for your time and assistance.

Best regards,

On the old site it always prompted me to do BR but here I can't find it?? What is going on?

Hi all, I am currently looking for a group or someone to study with who's relatively new to studying for the LSAT. It would be great to meet online or in person in San Francisco or Daly City to study! My most significant problem area at the moment is reading comp.

I'm retesting in Aug/Sept. Last time my practice tests ranged in the 140s-150s. I want to study a lot more thoroughly and efficiently this time. I'm located in Houston. If anyone is interested in forming a group to meet virtually lmk!

Hey y'all I am trying to export my prep test data from the old site to this new one. I found out how to manually import my prep tests by going to settings but I don't have an option to enter my blind review data. If I click the review button for the prep test I can see the answers for my first attempt and another button appears for blind review. I am not able to click on this other button for blind review. Do I have to just retake the prep test and do the blind review all over again? Or is there an option to manually enter blind review data I already have from the old site?

Hi everyone! Im just curious how much time everyone is studying? I am on pace with the curriculum, but I wanted to gauge if I should put in more hours or not. Thanks!

Hi friends. I wanted to share how to do just 1 timed section at a time since 7Sage makes it a bit difficult. First, go to PrepTests. Find a PT that you haven't done yet, make note of the number (e.g. PT152). Then, go to "Drills." Create a new drill, select "All Prep Tests," select either LR or RC, then type in the "filter" box the name of the PT section you want to do (e.g. PT152). Choose all the questions from 1 section, then create drill. The timer feature within the testing window allows you to set a 35 minute timer as well.

I find this one-timed-section-per-day strategy to be best for me. It breaks up studying into very manageable chunks (can do the timed section, blind review, and post-results review in about an hour). It is good practice for getting timing right on the real test and building stamina too. After awhile, these timed sections have felt like a breeze, and a real test is only 4 of them total.

I hope this is helpful for fellow studyers!

Starting a study group in Atlanta area. Shooting for the moon.

Restarting my studying since taking it last June. I'm PT'ing in the mid to low 150's. Hoping to break 160's, ideally 165. Looking for a study/accountability buddy. Thank you!

Hi there,

I recently transferred my subscription to the new site however I am not sure where to find the timer/ allow me to see the clock whilst I am taking a drill like I am on the old site is there a setting I am missing?

Hey! I am looking for a study buddy or study group to stay on track and hold each other accountable.

Anyone's videos not playing right now for the study guide?

Hi! I'm looking for people to study with a few times a week in the Connecticut area. I'm aiming to take either the August or October LSAT and am trying my best to improve to at least the mid 160's but my goal is to hit 170 as is most! I'd prefer to study in person, but online works as well. I started my journey not too long ago as I'm a graduate student studying psychology and have decided to pivot into law. Thanks :)