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I’ve often heard that score increases on the LSAT correspond to lots of money in scholarships. Are you automatically considered for these scholarships when you apply to schools or do you have to apply? Where can i get more information on this?

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My understanding is that drills have a "share" system intended to allow people to create drills for particularly hard/helpful content, helping people build specific skills outside the built-in difficulty/tags system we can use on our own.

However, I don't think I have ever seen anyone other than 7Sage tutors use the drill link feature, so I was thinking maybe 7Sage could start making their own sets. Maybe they could even be used to "introduce" people to making their own drills.

For example, when preparing for June, I selected all the passages from the PowerScore crystal ball and manually organized them into 4 separate drills based on PowerScore's categories. This was somewhat tedious, and I bet other people did something similar.

In case I have to take August, I'm currently trying to make a drill that focuses on math problems, but I find that the math tag + raising the difficulty isn't really representative of the math questions most folks think are hard. They're tricky questions for sure, but not because of the math.

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Hi everyone!

I'm taking the LSAT in September/October and I am looking for a dedicated study buddy in the Mountain Time Zone.

A little about me:

  • Current score: April 151

  • Target score: 172+

  • Studying 3 times a week with a tutor and 4 hours daily personal sessions

  • Looking for someone who is serious, consistent, and motivated

I'd love to connect for:

  • Accountability check-ins

  • Reviewing practice tests

  • Discussing Logical Reasoning questions

  • Sharing study strategies and resources

If you're also aiming for a high score and would like a study partner, please comment or send me a message!

Thanks, and good luck with your prep!

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Wednesday, Jun 10

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Study Group

Hello! My name is Ben, and I live in Maine. I'm taking the August LSAT and looking to form a small study group of about 4-6 people. My section diagnostics are around 156–157 based on timed LR/RC sections. My goal score is 170.

Hoping to find people in a similar range who want to study consistently, hold each other accountable, and discuss schools/apps. Feel free to comment or reach out if interested!

August LSAT Study group
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Okay, I am so confused right now. Before on 7sage, I could literally cross out an answer choice when I eliminated it. The lettering would be scratched out and less bold. How do I do this in the new design? I am looking everywhere, and I cannot find it. Below, I can see I was stuck between two answer choices. How do I do that in this new design?

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Hi my name is Tara. I live in london and I am looking for someone I can study for the LSATs with. We can study together, keep each other accountable with getting work done and clear doubts as well. Studying together just always works better for me.

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Tuesday, Jun 9

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Just Curious

Hi everyone! I just recently (about 2 weeks in) started studying for the October LSAT and I was curious about everyone's study schedules. I want to know how many days you guys study and how you take breaks. I'm asking because I would love to get more structure for my LSAT prep and avoid burnout. I have heard a few people say they got burnt out because they would study every day, so I want to create a better study schedule for myself. All answers are welcome and appreciated!

Fellow 7Sager,

Alia

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Hi! Any chance you guys will make a update so we can default to the new interface? I love using the adaptive drill feature but it defaults to the old one. I know June just passed but diving into August I would love if that was an option. Appreciate all you do here!

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Hello!

I am currently studying to take the August LSAT. I have about 2 weeks under my belt using 7Sage, but I was wondering how realistic it is to go from a 150 (PT taken 3 weeks ago) to a 163?

I am only applying for Law Schools in Canada, and my dream school's LSAT Median is 160. I am doing 3 summer courses currently, so I have more time to study than most who work full-time, but the LSATs can't be my entire focus. My current study plan ranges from 2-4 hours a day, 6 times a week, but I am having a hard time finishing the daily study modules, ESPECIALLY when I have other assignments.

This entire process has been very confusing, and I am getting tons of mixed information about how attainable my goal score is within my timeline.

Should I consider moving my test date to September?

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Title. Have been improving noticeably with LR but RC is such a struggle for me (getting mostly -10 + on sections). My struggles with reading comp are really bringing down my PT scores. Any tips to improve at RC and what I can do to improve? Any advice is appreciated

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Miami Study buddies ?

Hi there! My name is Eddy and I live in the South Fl area, specifically Miami area nright next to FIU. I am planning on taking my exam in the coming months and am looking to see if anyone is interested in studying together. Open to zoom, or in person. Feel free to reach out if interested.

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I know we can bookmark questions to review but I would like the option to add an additional tag to them so I can differentiate WHY I got certain questions wrong, like "Vocab Gap" "Bad Diagraming" or "Illiterate". That way I can better keep track of what I'm doing wrong, since the AI can't tell that I misread a specific word.

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Are we allowed to talk about the June LSAT on 7sage yet? The LSAT subreddit has all types of discussion about it, so I’m not sure if talking about it in public forums is prohibited.

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Hi! I just recently took the June LSAT and do not have my score yet, but I really struggled on RC timing and higher-level LR Questions in the late teens and twenties. Specifically, I get stuck between two answers and spend a lot of time figuring out which one is correct. When I take untimed sections, I typically average about 4 wrong on RC, but with timed sections, I can't seem to make it past the third passage. I also have 1.5 time (53 minutes per section), and stamina has been a big part of my struggles as well. I find that by the third section, my energy levels are low, and that slows me down a lot.

This has been something that I have been trying to work on for the last few weeks, but I haven't seen that much progress studying because I am not sure how to fix my weak areas on my own. On my last practice test, I scored a 160, and I am aiming to raise my score to around 168-172 for the September LSAT. I am also taking a little mental break right now before studying again, but I am going to start back up at the beginning of July. I am looking for a weekly tutor who can not only help me in the sessions, but also give me good plans and strategies for when I study on my own. My price range is around $75 per session, but I am flexible. I really think one-on-one tutoring would help me a lot. Thanks!

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There is a technical issue I am experiencing with my account. I am currently unable to access the paid material, and I am receiving a LawHub error message. Could anyone please let me know how to resolve the issue? Please let me know if you need any additional information. I have already emailed studentservice@7sage.com

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Quick question: Although 7Sage is using the new UI: will the New UI include highlighting in the LR section? It may be updated by now, but LawHub had this new UI option but did not have highlighting as a feature. Any thoughts on this? I highly depend on highlighting for thought organization so it would be a fair challenge to overcome.

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