Hi - has anyone else been getting this issue over the past few days where the timing bars in your PTs and other drills no longer show when you marked an AC as correct/incorrect in the overview of the results? It only shows that level of detail when I go into each individual question now. I also tried switching to a different browser and encountered the same issue. Apologies in advance if I am missing an easy fix!

Hi guys!

I'm new to the LSAT and started using 7Sage about four weeks after I began studying. My diagnostic score was very low, and I wasn’t improving much just by doing drills. So, I decided to start using 7Sage to learn all the fundamentals. However, I sometimes find it hard to connect what I’m learning to real LSAT questions. I understand the concepts, but I’m not sure whether I should wait to finish all the foundational lessons before doing drills, or divide my time between both. The lessons are long and sometimes feel very abstract. Please let me know what approach you’d recommend for someone starting completely from scratch

Hi all. How do you work causal reasoning? I understand the flaws and whatnot for the most part (ommited options, such as no relationship, new factor, backwards casuation, etc). but for those good at it, what's your process like? how do you reconize a CR question and go from there? Thanks.

Self explanatory. I used to be able to see how long I had an answer choice selected (orange = incorrect; green = correct).

I am no longer seeing that. It is just a blank/grey bar.

I'm out of everything. About to take my 4th official take in November. I want to take a full PT this weekend, like I normally do, but unfortunately I am out of everything--I have been studying for almost a year and a half. Of the old PDF tests, are there any that would be worth taking? I know some of them have been changed over to the new tests, but are there any that have not?

What happens when your subscription ends? Do all your analytics get deleted? Can you still access your analytics/notes but not any drills or videos or features? Or does it get put on hold and you can reacccess it if you stop your subscription now but reactivate it down the line?

I'd love a possibility for us to drill flagged Logical Reasoning questions. I usually flag questions I want to come back to because it either helps me understand a question type better or is good practice.

Thanks!

Hello! For anyone who has taken the actual test, how much different is it compared to the PTs? I know the PTs are past exams, but I saw an earlier post saying that the test was not representative of the PTs and that made me freak out. In terms of difficulty how was it in comparison?

I really think I'm burning out. How do y'all get out of the slump? I'm aiming for anywhere between a 155 and 160 on the LSAT. My best PT score is a 158 and most of my BRs are in the 160s.

I took a PT 2 weeks ago and got a 153. Took one today and got a 152. I'm finding that by section 3 I'm starting to feel the burnout.

I took the September LSAT and got a 151 and wanted to die haha. Since then I've been really hunkering down on keeping a thorough wrong answer journal, reviewing all my questions, working on my timing (which is really good now). But now I'm at the point where I just don't know what to do next.

Any tips? I work full time and I'm a mom so my study time in the evenings is ROUGH.

Hi! I've seen a lot of conflicting info on Reddit and want to know at what point do W's raise red flags for admissions to mid tier schools? I'm applying to my alma mater, LSU Law, with currently 3, very spaced out W's that are not from my major courses. My issue is that I might need to drop one more course (senior) because I am working so many hours. How much of a negative decision is this for my application? 3.75 GPA, 160 LSAT

I took a prep course with my university, and I am only at 135. I take the LSAT on November 5th, and I am VERY worried!! I really want a 157.

I took the October LSAT and I am signed up to take the November one as well. I felt as though the LR sections were majority hard questions and maybe had only one or two low hanging fruit questions. I was scoring very well on practice tests, but once I took the actual test I did not feel like the PT's were anywhere near representative of the actual test. I am not sure if I should spend this time studying mostly the "Harder" and "Hardest" questions or if my experience was mostly test anxiety. Is there any harm to just drilling the more difficult questions?

Would love a feature that allows you to mark questions you already know the answer to. I've come across questions that are marked 'Fresh' on 7 Sage but were answered outside of 7 Sage (in study groups, for example).

Would love a quick checkbox or button that will either not count it in my drill analytics or allow me to refresh and get a new question.

Did you know you can customize what 7Sage recommends for blind review? We've added two new options to give you more control:

• Random correct. We'll recommend a couple of random questions for blind review. This is a great way to keep blind review more blind. The setting is off by default.

• Multiple answer changes. We'll recommend questions where you changed your answer two or more times, since you probably weren't certain of your final answer. The setting is on by default.

Change your blind review settings here.

I’ve just started drilling after finishing the Core Curriculum and Foundations about a month ago. Right now, I’m focusing on Logical Reasoning, doing around 4–5 sets of three questions each. My accuracy is about 51%, and my Blind Review accuracy is around 72%. This is after just two days (about 40 questions total).

I know it’s hard to say for sure, but does that seem like a good sign? Am I on track? My goal for January is roughly a 155–158. Not sure if I should be encouraged or discouraged, lol.

Just starting my studying journey for LSAT! Anyone in Gainesville FL wanna study together to keep each other accountable hit me up!

In the Drills that can be launched from the Dashboard page, the timing always appears blank, even though it records when I select an answer. I like to compare my time to the recommended time, so I hope this can be fixed!

Have you ever attempted to do the first 10 questions of a section in 10 minutes, or wondered how much time had elapsed when you tackled a certain question? We've added an extra metric to our timing tooltip to give you more insight into your performance. Go to the result page for any drill, solo section, or practice, and hover over the timing column. You'll see not only how much time you took on the question but how much time elapsed before your first visit.

By integrating a dedicated Wrong Answer Journal directly into the platform would significantly streamline the study process for me by moving away from inconvenient tools like Google Sheets. It would be great if the questions I got wrong or flagged could be directly transfer from the "Analytics" to the Wrong Answer Journal.

Hey, in the latest update to the UI the feature where you could see when you selected a certain AC during the time you were taking the question was removed. The time bars you see after you take a drill/section are all grey, instead of having green or red to mark when you selected a correct or incorrect AC.

Not having this feature makes me record my sessions so that I can manually collect this data myself -- Please please add it back to the UI ASAP please as I'm sure it was just a mistake.

Thanks

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Looks like a new voting feature was added to video explanations and it broke the "Kevin's version" tab. We can click on the tab but it will only stay on J.Y.'s version. #help #feedback

Wanna get together and go over some drills, PTs together? I'm based in Santa Clara.

Curious how many of you are going to the test center Nov 4 vs testing remotely

Hi all,

I’ve been studying for the lsat, I took October test which I came out not confident and felt like I bombed it but I also signed up for November as a back up as I want to apply this cycle. However, continuing studying has been tuff it’s like I’m mentally exhausted with the lsat, I tried to drill 10 questions and I’m just so mentally exhausted and keep getting easier questions wrong or not fully in tuned, is this a sign of burnout? What could this be?

You can now create drills with unlimited questions:

Hope you like it! If you have more feature requests, post in the Feature Request category or just comment on this post.