173 scorer. Shooting for T14. Anyone interested in an admissions discord group for accountability? Looking for people shooting for similar schools.
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I need an explanation for this question, please!
Hello everyone,
I recently learned that if you qualify for accommodations, it might be possible to request the removal of the experimental section from an exam.
Does anyone know how to make this request? Who should you contact, and do you need to specify the removal of the experimental section directly?
Thanks a lot!
Looking for a study group mainly to offer support and accountability, for the post-logic games test (Aug 24 and later). I’m a 26-year-old woman in South Philly, working full time 9-5. I would love to form a group with other people working full-time, trying to keep on track with our goals, supportive and not competitive. Esp people who are intimidated by the admissions process, ADHD brains, or working against perfectionism. Let’s treat this test like a test, not an indication of our self-worth! Comment if you’re interested!
in search of!
Hey August test takers. I see the registration for location of the August LSAT starts on the 23rd. Any idea whether you all will be taking it at a testing center? I'm thinking this will help me focus- but can anyone offer me any insight on what the testing center will be like or how taking it in person was like?
Hey! I'm taking the LSAT in October and looking for some pals who might be interested meeting virtually or in person for a study group. I'm from Brooklyn, NY originally but in Pittsburgh for the summer. My girlfriend (I am also gay btw) is here for an internship and I'm chilling here and trying to study/be productive as much as possible LOL. Follow me on insta @nicoleobjects (IK profile looks sus or like a bot/scam account but I swear I'm real I just made it because my personal account is very unprofessional looking)
So I've been noticing a lot of what I'm getting wrong are questions that are ranked 4-5 on difficulty, and some 3's. No surprise there, but I'm wondering if it would be effective to only drill using questions that are max difficulty? Might be a silly question idk. Any tips for studying when getting more of the difficult questions wrong?
Is it possible to import preptests taken on LawHub into 7Sage? Has anyone ever done this, beyond manually completing the exam with your answer choices on 7Sage?
Hey everyone!
I was wondering if others in the nyc area are interested in starting a study group? The invitation is also open to ideas for how to structure / get the most out of the group!
I’m based in Manhattan!
-Carla
Hey! Can someone please explain what this answer choice means/give an example of when it would be correct?
Salam everyone! Hoping to get a small group going (aiming for mid-high 160s+) to discuss Qs/thought processes, schedule PTs together, exchange tips/strategies, do checkins etc. Ideally something we can keep going into this application cycle inshaAllah. Would prefer a girls' group. Message me!
7Sagers,
On Monday, September 19, at 9 pm EST, I’ll do another round of live lightning consultations.
What’s a lightning consultation? Basically, I’ll try to be as helpful as I can in five minutes. We might brainstorm personal statement topics, strategize about addenda, or discuss LORs.
If you want a free five-minute consultation about your law school application, I’ll need you to post a few things in the comments section:
- Your three-sentence biography.Your biggest worry about your application.Two ideas for your personal statement.Did you attend last time? Did I get to you?
I’ll get through as many people as I can in one hour, working in a mostly random order. Please don’t post to this thread if you can’t show up for the consultation. If you do show up, test your microphone beforehand. Make sure you have a strong connection to the internet, and that you can speak and be heard on GoToMeeting. If your microphone isn’t working, I’ll have to skip you.
To join, just follow this link: https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/590465709
You can also dial in using your phone: United States +1 (408) 650-3123
Meeting ID: 590-465-709
Hi, I'm planning on taking the August LSAT and was looking for any potential advice for trying to close the gap to 170+ by then. Generally, I take practice tests 2-3 times a week, review with the 7sage explanation videos, handwrite the wrong answer journal, and typically take one or two days off every now and then to avoid burnout. Thas been my general strategy - was looking for any insight about whether it might make more sense to drill as opposed to PT, do one a day or something. Thank you!
I am just looking for anyone taking the September LSAT who is seeking an accountability/study group.
I have a issue that when I take my pt, I can only do three sections untimed. I have serious headache and feel vert burnt-out when taking pt. Is there anything I can do to increase my stamina in lsat? Please help me, I really have a bad issue with that.
If I cancel my 7sage subscription, will I still be able to see the PTs I have already taken? I just want to see which questions I got wrong/right.
I have heard people say that using the "and" and "but" strategy for weaken/strengthen questions really helps them arrive at the right answer. The strategy is basically that when you are asked to strengthen the argument, you say "and" at the beginning of each AC, and when you are asked to weaken the argument, you say "but" at the beginning of each AC. People say this has been a "life changing" strategy for them, but I'm still confused on how this helps people discern which answer is correct. If you use this strategy, could you please elaborate on how you use it (perhaps with an example)?
Hi there! I am having a horrible time focusing during RC, especially when it is last out of the 4 sections,
Any pointers or courses dedicated to concentration?
I get most of my LSAT LR drills correct (usually except for the hardest difficulty) and I find myself overthinking those really hard questions because I am trying to practice a methodology and skill instead of relying on my intuition, that gets the easier/medium/hard questions right. I'm just wondering what my approach should be.
I haven't been able to consistently do better than -10 on LR, though I am not missing a certain type of question- it greatly varies. Would it be more likely to be a result of carelessness/overthinking, or a fundamental issue? How should I approach trying to fix this?
I have been studying for a little over a month and finished the core curriculum as well as drilling. I saw improvement when I implemented blind reviews. I have taken my first practice test and I feel so upset after receiving a 150. The blind review raised me by one point. Is this a normal baseline? I was hoping for at least a 155, and then I can drill the next two months till October and raise it to the 160s. The school I want to get into has a median of 165 but now I feel disheartened about my chances of getting in. Any advice or tips? I have lots of time but am running out of study material so I'm planning on getting a tutor.
just looking to chat with some fellow ontario applicants for this upcoming cycle, both those who have and have not taken the test. I am planning to take in October!!
I want to start a LSAT study group for ppl writing their LSAT in Nov like me. We can create a whatsapp group and get together and study. I am aiming for 165+. If interested let me know and I will create a Whatsapp group.
I already linked my existing LawHub account to 7Sage. I have already taken 6 PTs and reallyyy do not want to manually input every answer again to see my analytics, and just want to link them up. I have lurked around the platform and the last answer to this question was like 4 years ago (and said to manually input all of them)so I was wondering if they made any updates to this. Thanks!