Hello everybody, I recently took a drill and noticed that I got one of the answers incorrect because I didn’t know what one of the words meant. I usually don’t have this issue since 98% of the time I’m keeping up with the LSAT’s diction. I don’t want this mistake to happen again so I’m reaching out to anyone who is aware of a list of LSAT vocab that can reduce the odds of this happening again. If anyone could aid me it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Is anyone having trouble with the 7sage website lately? It often takes forever to load when trying to create a new problem set and sometimes doesn't load at all. The issue is not my wifi nor my computer as I have been on different devices/networks.

Please provide explanation! how does the state of healthcare correlate to the argument being made?

I have quit again, the main point makes no sense, as do assumptions

Can I purchase CAS in advance even if I do not know when I will start applying to schools?

Is there a way to see the writing prompts for schools I want to apply to before starting the application?

Hi everyone - I'm creating a study group for the September LSAT.

Happy to provide 1-1 explanations on questions I can explain.

Please DM me for details!

Hello,

I brushed it off the first few times, but I've now noticed JY using an odd symbol for "at least" a number of times now. Can anyone explain? Is it simply a messy version of an inequality symbol (e.g., ≤), or something different?

I can't seem to attach a screenshot, but he draws the symbol at 2:04 of this game explanation: https://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-42-section-1-game-4/

Thanks,

David

Hi Guys!

There hasn't been much updates on the modifications/removal of the logic games section recently. Does anyone know the status of it being altered? It was supposed to happen throughout 2023. Has 7sage been accounting for these changes if so?

#help

Hey all, about 50% of the way into LR, I was wondering if I should be going back and reviewing earlier question types? Or should I wait until I finish the whole curriculum?

Hello!

So, I plan on taking the September test as things presently stand. I'm done with the core curriculum, and I plan to take my 2nd PT this week. Looking to form a group of about 4-6 people, and I'd like for those interested in joining to (i) have a goal of scoring 165+, (ii) have already completed the core curriculum, and (iii) be committed to meeting at least 4x a week to go over PTs, drills, and whatnot. If you're interested, I'll send you a PM (please be looking out). Again, I'm looking to keep the group relatively small for the sake of productiveness.

-so if you fail a sufficient condition, the rule "goes away" ?

-but if you satisfy a necessary condition, the rule also "goes away" ?

-you would not want to rely on a contrapositive of any of these rules in these two situations above?

Hello everyone! Can someone explain to me why B is the correct answer? I chose E but I am having a hard time understanding the big difference between these two answer choices. Thanks!

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Hi, I watched the explanation for this question but I still don't understand why D is the correct answer over E -- so if anyone really understands this question may you please explain it to me in a simple way.

Thank you!

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Hi, just wondering if anyone has any tips for RC (aside from getting reps in) that really improved their score and confidence in each answer?

Also, I'm not finding blind review to be as useful for RC as it is with LR and LG, any suggestions/tweaks to the review process for RC? I understand it may just be the nature of the section compared to the other two.

PrepTest B - Section 4 - Question 06

I picked "E" but the correct answer is "C" but I don't understand why can someone help me?

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Hi,

I keep getting stumped with the difference between trivial and non-trivial inferences. I keep going back to the videos and the quizzes, but I can never tell the difference.

How do you guys think about the difference between them?

Was thinking of putting together some study group times, starting with 1-2 times a week and more if needed..if you are interested, put together some days/times that work for you, let's get started.

Anyone have good tips or software to expand your vocabulary? I have been keeping a running list of definitions of unfamiliar words I have encountered, yet I would still like to expand my vocabulary outside of the LSAT

So, I paid for Prep Plus out of pocket last July. I was approved for the LSAC fee waiver that also covers a year of Prep Plus this past February. Obviously since I had a current Prep Plus subscription in effect, I didn't get to take advantage of activating my free subscription. My year subscription end date is coming up next week. Since I wasn't able to ever get the free year, will LSAC cover this upcoming subscription with my fee waiver approval on file? I sent LSAC an email a few days ago and never received a response.

I know that Prep Plus is changing names next month, but I don't think that will be relevant.

Hi all! Looking to connect with people starting to study early for next spring's LSAT exams. If you'd be interested I would love to connect!

Hi everyone! I'm planning on taking the LSAT in September, and I'm looking for a group to study with! I recently finished the core curriculum and just started doing PTs (next one is PT 37, which I'm planning to do later this week). I'm hoping to find others who are on a similar schedule- we could meet after taking and BRing PTs to discuss questions we got wrong on both attempts, or just to discuss question types we struggle with, share studying tips, cheer each other on, etc. If you're interested please comment or shoot me a message!!!

Hello future lawyers,

As I have been working through completing many of the drills for RC, I often find that once I complete all the questions and then complete my blind review, that once I go to check my answers for these RC question drills, the only explanation provided for the questions is a "Discuss" option, and that there is no walkthrough of the questions or passage.

Many of these are all older RC questions, and whenever I click "Discuss" it bring me to a blank discussion page with no explanation provided. Not sure if this is something anybody else has noticed. Please let me know why this is and if there is any way to get explanation for these RC practice drills, as this has been making it very hard to see how I can do better while working through these practice questions. Thanks!!

Can someone please explain why C is correct? I don't understand why I am wrong. #help

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Oftentimes when I watch JY's explanations, I feel like 'wow I never would have made that inference on my own' or I still don't understand at all. So I obviously need work but I'm not sure how to approach my Games practice. When I fool proof, I tend to feel like I'm memorizing and just brain dumping versus practicing and making inferences on my own. I need a 'Games for Dummies' guide-- a really straightforward approach for a neurodiverse brain, as someone who Games are not intuitive whatsoever. I've done the CC and I practice memorizing logic rules a few times a week, so not knowing the basics isn't the issue. I try to set up the games without watching JY's videos and sometimes I do really well--I often solve it using a different approach than JY takes. And sometimes I'm solving 5/5 difficulty on my own and they feel like a breeze. But other times, I get pretty stuck on one of the questions and I end up having to watch the video for support. But when I do that, I feel like I miss out on the practice of making inferences for myself and I really need that practice. Comment if games aren't exactly intuitive for you and tell me what has worked!

Hi! Should I be following the Syllabus all the way through first then starting the Prep Tests? Or should I be doing them weekly anyways? I'm a little confused on this, any help appreciated!