This is probably a really dumb question but am going crazy looking for it.

Struggling to access the BR option in the new website whilst going through the LR curriculum. I recall that on the old website this feature was automatically available after doing one of the "You Try" practice problems. Now, it seems I can only submit from a drop-down menu in the upper right-hand corner.

Say for example, I am reviewing a question and have an additional insight that I would like to add. It seems that I can only add a new notes instead of editing my preexisting note.

If I am using notes to keep my a wrong answer journal centralized on 7sage, then I would prefer to edit existing notes. Can you please add fix this feature?

For context, I have studied for the LSAT off and on every 4-6 months or so for the last 2 years (post-bacc gap years) while working 2 full time jobs. I have recently stepped down to a part time and full time and am looking to dedicate more time to consistently study not that I'm not working as much anymore.

The last time I took a diagnostic was through a different platform (Blueprint, I think) before Logic Games was taken off (Rip Logic Games - I miss you), but I can't even remember what score I got or which test I took. Obviously I want to make the most out of the practice tests while studying, and I plan on registering for either the January or February test.

I'm about half way through Foundations (starting from scratch all over again since it's been too long since I last studied), so I know I still have a lot of material left to cover, but just wanted to put some feelers out there for any helpful advice.

Thanks!

Just want to know if this new site will have an app.? Thank you.

Hey there! My name is Alyssa, and I am currently studying for the LSAT in the Orlando/Winter Park area. Comment back to let me know if anyone in this area would be interested in forming a study group!

Hi! is there a way to turn off the suggested questions to blind review? I think the point of having it hide your original answer is to prevent biases, but I find myself often picking a new response simply because it was a suggested blind review, and then I typically get those questions wrong in the BR. I would honestly prefer it without suggested BR questions, because I was thinking through the answer choices more thoroughly previously. thanks!

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In the April 21st episode, I think the hosts are talking about live classes and how one of the live classes is actually a study workshop type class. Does this exist?

Any ADHD test takers want to make a study group? Or just a support group? Trying to study for the LSAT with ADHD sometimes feels like entering a swim competition and everyone else is doing the butterfly or the backstroke and you're stuck doing the doggy paddle. If you can relate, I'd love to connect. Maybe we can share tips, vent, or just cheer each other on. Let me know! :)

Average: 162 / Goal: 172 / Test: August

Any North Carolina Study groups? Especially in the Raleigh-Knightdale-Durham area?

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.

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!

The classic 7Sage website had a study schedule wherein it would tell you if you wanted to write the LSAT by blank date and you inputted said date, it would tell you where you should be in the program on certain dates, how many hours left to study that week, how many hours per week you should study etc. I find it is so helpful to keep me accountable and ensure I stay on track and/or ahead of the schedule. Will the new website have this same feature as I do not see it as of right now.

I recently did a diagnostic and was scored at 137 my ideal score is in the mid to high 150's, preferably better but want to be realistic with my timeline looking to take the Oct LSAT and I have already finished the 7 Sage curriculum. Looking for a group that is consistent and member are active and holding each other accountable.

So far the new site is great but i wish the lessons would auto mark as complete if I have watched most the video or spent a few minutes on the page to read it. I press next half the time without pressing the other button and it loses track. Or perhaps, default to it already being selected, and then the ones i struggle with i can click again to mark as "not complete"

Is there a way to have my data froM the old site show up here on the new one? Like my completed course load and finished PTs? Or is it just start from scratch?

Looking for someone who would be willing to study with me once or twice a week -- preferably just sitting on a Zoom/Discord call for accountability, unless we're working w something similar and want to chat.

Ideally:

• Studies in the AM (b/w 8-11 EST)

• Testing in the high 150's-low 160's, shooting for 170's

• 2026 applicant

Someone in EST, or even better, Central Virginia (C-Ville area) would be amazing, but I'm also happy to buddy up with someone who isn't local

I'm not sure why this is happening, because in drilling I get a significantly higher percentage of 5 star questions right, but over my only 4 PTs, I must be averaging somewhere like 20% of 5 star questions correct. Everything else is okay for my goal of 165, 1-3 star questions are almost flawless, 4 star questions are about where I need to be, but the 5 star questions are what is seriously inhibiting me from breaking past this low 160 rut. Im scheduled to take the LSAT in about 40 days. What should I do to overcome this 165 rut? I need a 165

Do I need to link my LSAC account to the new 7Sage platform?

I recently started using the new 7Sage website, and I was wondering—do I need to link my LSAC account to this new platform? I remember that was an option in the old version. Is it still necessary for practice tests, official scoring, or syncing test data? If anyone has already done it or knows whether it’s required, I’d appreciate the help!

hello I'm just now prepping to take the lsat in the fall and if you are in the same boat go ahead and shoot me message and we will get in touch

Hey everyone,

No matter how many times i ask for it to send or resend the email to create a new 7sage account I dont get anything (in spam or anywhere) for my email address. I know its the right one. Anyone else?

When I log in to the new 7sage website it says that it looks like I have a subscription to the old website. How do I move my subscription to the new website?

Thank you!

I am currently studying for the September LSAT. My diagnostic is a 153. Currently my practice tests have ranged anywhere from 156 to a 171! Is it normal for scores to fluctuate this much? How can I start consistently scoring in the high 160s? Has anyone else experienced this and what did you do to fix it?

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’m trying really hard to shoot for a 170+ above on the LSAT and I was planning on taking it this September with the intention to get in somewhere for the 2026-27 calendar year. I’m trying to understand the whole early application/rolling admissions thing for the T-14s, so I’m just wondering if taking the Sept LSAT would hurt my chances at all. Thanks!