Hey- do y’all find the phone app kinda hard to use?

I really wanna use it bc I’m working full time and wanna get some practice here and there but every time I open it, the app lags until I exit the app and restart.

Has anyone else found a solution or is this just a problem with my phone?

Hi everyone! As a first generation student, applying to law school was pretty terrifying. I wasn’t sure what schools were looking for and how I could boost my application beyond just LSAT and GPA. I can’t speak to the rest of the consultants but I was really fortunate to work with Jennifer Kott in preparing my applications. She was AMAZING. With all the law school interviews and forums it can feel really intimidating to talk to someone who’s knowledgeable about the process. But, with Jen it was totally different! She not only debunked so many “Reddit Rumors” for me but she also was so accessible. The best part was that Jen really cares and loves her job which you can quickly tell. She was available for advice about figuring out what schools to apply to, what to do/not do for optional essays, and the best part of course was that I could send her my essays for her honest feedback. She reviewed my personal statement and as a former admissions office she told me exactly how a committee would evaluate my statement.

So far, I’ve gotten into one school with a scholarship and I’m waiting to hear back from more. I never really leave reviews but I really felt that Jen deserved one. In navigating such a competitive cycle it’s easy to feel unmotivated or anxious, but working with someone like Jen really removes that fear but also turns it into action. Totally recommend it!

I've been studying LSAT since November and I'm still trying to figure out how to manage time during practice tests. Everytime, I take PT or drills, I use up all my time and end with 5 to 6 questions untouched, 2 for drills, and because I'm so stressed with time, my accuracy falls and I get like 60% of the questions I answered right. Should I first focus on accuracy and then practice to solve questions quick or should I do what I do now since I can go over all questions in blind review and work on accuracy? I'd like to hear other people's thought and experience on how you study and practice.

I want to hear peeps here share their way of balancing working full-time and preparing for the LSAT

Is there an option to hide the on-screen timer/clock during timed sections? Also, does the platform offer a feature that generates personalized drills based on my performance analytics?

Which sections of the core curriculum are associated with conditional reasoning? I have it as my highest priority but I'm not sure which lessons correspond. Or is it all of them?

Anyone in the Orlando area studying for the LSAT? I’m taking it in April and would love to start a study group so we can keep each other motivated.

Is it just my notes or are everyone else's notes on questions getting messed up? I normally use a lot of bullet points and indentations when writing out thoughts for BR and WAJ, and they show while I'm typing, but after I click save, it just all blurs together. I'm really particular about being able to read things easily so this really sucks, and it was fine just yesterday. I went back and looked at my notes on older questions and they're all displaying like that now. If it's just me does anyone know how I can fix this? Sooner rather than later please

does anybody have a disc group going for seattle peeps :0 looking to take the exam sept 2026, been studying here and there but trying to lock in for the next two months for suree

Hey guys,

Does anyone have tips on solving conditional questions without diagramming. I have tried getting faster at it but to no avail. Plus my exam's in a few days :(

Hi! I'm taking the LSAT in June/August, but I'd love to have any study partners at Rutgers New Brunswick to study together in person!

Is there a way to see a graph of trend of your proficiency percentages on drills/sections? Its hard to see how much you're improving when you only have a percent to reference. Context: Trying to see the trajectory of improvement (even if small).

I wanted to suggest adding a way for users to see their overall average time spent per question for Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension across all drills and practice.

Ideally, this could appear in the analytics section alongside existing stats like total questions attempted, accuracy, questions answered per day, average scores, etc. Having an overall average time per question would make it much easier to track pacing improvement over time and understand how close a user is to test-day timing.

It could also be very helpful to break this timing data down by question difficulty (Levels 1–5). Seeing average time by difficulty would allow users to identify whether they are spending too much time on easier questions or over-investing in higher-difficulty questions, which directly relates to pacing and skip strategy under timed conditions.

Since 7Sage already tracks both question difficulty and time spent on individual questions, this would be an aggregate view of data that’s already being collected. I think it would be a useful addition to the analytics tools, especially for students like myself who are working to improve their timing.

Thanks for considering this.

Hi! I'm looking to study reading comp only on 7sage and I wanted to personalize my study plan to skip LR and just do Foundations and RC. However, in the first few foundations lessons it says you guys recommend doing the "Most Strongly Supported Questions" module in the Logical Reasoning unit before going to Reading Comprehension. Should I hold off on cutting out my LR sections then? Or just do this one and it's fine to cut out the rest of LR? How much of the RC lessons rely on the LR modules? Please let me know!

Hi everyone! I wanted to get some thoughts from those on the Live plan vs. the Core plan. Have the live classes made a noticeable difference for you compared to the Core plan’s study materials (recordings and explanations)? I’d love to hear any feedback, experiences, or tips you have. Thanks so much in advance!

Hi! I'm looking to study reading comp only on 7sage and I wanted to personalize my study plan to skip LR and just do Foundations and RC. However, in the first few foundations lessons it says you guys recommend doing the "Most Strongly Supported Questions" module in the Logical Reasoning unit before going to Reading Comprehension. Should I hold off on cutting out my LR sections then? Or just do this one and it's fine to cut out the rest of LR? How much of the RC lessons rely on the LR modules? Please let me know!

Looking for someone scoring between -1 to -5 on RC to do one section a day separately then review together. Message me if interested

if anyone wants to study together, please inbox me so we can exchange numbers. Aiming for a 170 + !

Hi, I have the Live subscription and am unable to find the "Ask a Tutor" button - where should I navigate to on 7sage to find that feature? I had a quick follow up question from one of the Foundations lessons.

i tried to use the contact support buttonbut it didnt work for me. my BR listed all 25 qs to review. this is the first time its happened. can someone from it check on this for me? thank you!

Hi everyone. For those who have received accommodations on the LSAT, how long did it take to hear back to get them approved? Should I be taking drills/PT as if I know I have those accommodations, or with standard timing just in case? Thanks!

For yall's WAJs, are you using wrong answers from your blind review? Or all wrong answers, including the ones you got right on BR?

I'm looking for some people to start a LSAT study group for in person or online a few times a week.

I will be making a groupchat so let me know if you're interested!

Can you Ctrl+F search for words and phrases on actual LSAT test through LawHub?

Im so grateful for 7sage and the way it has prepared me. Excited to see how it goes!!!