Hi!

I am drilling by my hardest question types and doing very well with level 1-3 questions but i am having trouble with the 4/5 level questions. On some questions i am completely confused and have NO idea what i am even supposed to do and then some of them i understand but feel like i am occasionally overlooking the right answers because it looks too simple. i get that they are meant to be harder but i am struggling so much with them. if anyone has any advice is would be much appreciated!!

Hey!

I'm currently registered for the 2025 November LSAT and I started studying (seriously) at the beginning of August. My current diagnostic is a 145 and I've done only two other PT's afterwards with the same score and I want to at least get a 158+ on the real LSAT. Is it possible to attain that or am I being delusional lol? I study at least 4 hours on weekdays after work and 6-8 hrs on weekends too if that helps.

Any tips, suggestions, reality checks, etc. will be greatly appreciated :)

Is anyone still waiting to hear about accommodations for the November LSAT? It's been 2 weeks and LSAC just told me it'll probably be another 3 weeks before I have an answer

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Hello, I have taken the LSAT twice already and I cannot pass the 140s. I am trying to reach 155 before applying to law school. Right now i'm going through the foundations and have a study plan. Should I take a practice test at the end of my study plan in December before I start phase 2 or should I just take one now?

Hi everyone, hope your studying is going well!

I just finished the Foundations section and the Main Conclusion section of 7sage. Is this a good time to start taking practice tests? Should I wait until I get further into the LR study section before beginning to take practice tests?

Would love to hear what you all think and what has worked for you!

Is anyone else having trouble with the analytics and tags not working. I'm trying to drill specifics but it is not working very well.

This Thursday at 8PM I'm opening the floodgates and showing off some of the most successful law school applications from last year. I'll be breaking down personal statements from applicants who beat their numbers and got into top schools below at least one median.

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Join me live this Thursday, September 18th at 8PM ET

I'm also going to be spending part of the hour reviewing personal statements submitted by you. If you'd like me to consider giving your personal statement draft a free live review on air, you can submit it here.

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Hi all! for those who have crammed like me and decided very recently to pursue law school, I would love to create a study group for us. Anybody in the OC community please comment and I will put something together. My test is in november!

Hi! I graduated college in May with a 3.1. I'm studying for the LSAT right now hopefully to apply to law schools for Fall 2026. I know my GPA being low is a negative but other than working hard to get a high LSAT score I'm not really sure where else to go with my process. I want to make sure my personal statement is good but I can't afford any services to get someone to look it over. It's the same with prepping for the LSAT I'm even using the free version of 7sage because I can't afford anything else. Can I get some tips on how to go about the law school admissions process as well as tips for my personal statement and any help that could get me a higher LSAT score I would really appreciate it.

I am currently working through Core Curriculum (CC). In doing so I came across a broken link titled Fact v Belief v Knowledge. I do not recall seeing this covered in the Foundations. I cannot access this information via the link. In the video explanation of the problem regarding Job Loss called: Lesson 3 - Job Loss J.Y. refers to a "Ground Level Truth."

Here is the link to this lesson: Lesson 3 - Job Loss

What is a Ground Level Truth? How do we access the lesson to the broken link?

Finally, does anyone have any addition feedback they can provide on this question?

PT 143 S4 Q10 (this was the question used in this lesson).

It was a bit tricky for me.

Could anyone please let me know if there's any way to take three-section practice tests (excluding the experimental) please? If this isn't already a feature, could making this a feature be possible?

I'm a career switcher looking to take the LSAT in November and would like to set up a study group.

LR seems to be my hardest subject area and I'm currently PT around 145-150.

I work full time so I'm available after 5 PM EST and on the weekends.

I'd be open for doing an in-person study groups or something virtually.

Does the negation of the right answer choice for a NA question have to completely destroy the argument or can it merely weaken?

Hello, is anyone else having glitches when doing the blind review? My initial score was 100% then during the blind review, it told me I had one wrong, and when I redid the question the blind review was 80%.

Hi, my target score is 155.

My test is in October.

I'm getting 143/BR157 (Sep 03) and 149/BR152 (Jul 23).

I finished all the core curriculums.

Should I work on PrepTests or Priorities by Tag?

Any suggestions with not second-guessing yourself when doing the reccommended blind reviews? I got -5 before blind reviewing and then got -9 after. I picked 6 wrong answers during blind review that I got the correct answer for originally. I took my time during the section so I was confident and then saw all the reccomendations for blind review and went downhill. I'm getting closer to test date and I'm second guessing everything now. I think it's the anxiety of testing soon but I'd love to know tips.

Is anyone else having issues with the playback on videos today? It stops almost every 5 seconds. The button to contact support on my account also does not work...

Hi all! I am looking to form a virtual study group where we can meet on zoom and drill about 5-8 questions a session. PST time or can adjust based on availability. Please let me know if interested. EVERYONE INTERESTED JOIN SLACK HERE AND WE WILL CONTINUE FROM THERE: https://join.slack.com/t/lsatstudygroupco/shared_invite/zt-3d6o91enb-8mKAHeuf0Nta0G0IBxnfHA

Study Plan Phase 2 - Practice is here!

Phase 1 recommends lessons from the Core Curriculum based on your diagnostic score and the amount of time you have to study.

Phase 2 recommends Drills, Sections, and PrepTests based on your Analytics. This is in beta so I expect there will be some bugs. Any and all feedback welcome!

Phase 3 (coming soon) will help you prepare the week leading up to your exam.

Hi all,

I just recently received my CAS GPA and to say the least, it is MUCH worse than I expected,

I am currently at a University but I got my AA at a community college. My current GPA at my University is 3.83- and I am taking high level courses- I am graduating in December (I am still taking classes).

But due to an oversight on my end I did not realized they took your grades from your AA and all the Institutions you have attended- not that I did bad, but my GPA was about a 3.1.

My CAS GPA is a 3.17.

I was completely distraught when I found this out. I have made the calculations and when I finish my classes in December with an A. Then my new CAS GPA will be a 3.30. (I am certain I will get all A's on my classes this semester)

To be honest, there isn't anything I can do other than Ace my classes this semester, but with that my GPA will still be low.

I took my LSAT in August and I scored a 151, NGL there was a lot that happened that day- I am surprised I even scored in the 150s given the series of events, But I also took the September LSAT last week and that one felt amazing, and I am also going to be taking October, my goal is to get a 160.

I want to go to FIU Law- that is my dream law school - my current undergrad-

Do I even stand a chance with that GPA???

I also wanted to apply in October- but will they even look at my application with my current GPA? I want to get in on early applications, I would resubmit my transcripts once I get them and have a new GPA (probably around January)- and I am planning on writing a short addendum on that.

Does it even matter that my current classes are much harder and I am getting all As on them- as opposed to my undergrad with basic classes (when I was a teenager and obviously didn't care/know the repercussions to my actions).

I have also worked at a prestigious Law Firm for 2 years as a Legal Assistant,

LMK if my efforts are even worth it.

TLDR; 151 LSAT 3.17 GPA- HOPEFULLY stats are 160 LSAT and 3.30 GPA- at the end of the process- do I stand a chance getting into FIU Law?

Thanks!

Hi all,

I am in Miami, FL- Eastern time. I feel like a study group would be amazing to hold each other accountable and see what we get wrong and review together and provide each other with new insights or POV's we haven't thought of yet.

I took the August and September LSAT- I can share my scores and Information if you would like to see if were in the same ballpark and to tell you how it felt and what went wrong for me,

I am very excited to see my September score- but I have a goal of getting a 165 ish,

I would love a study group in these last few weeks of grind time,

My schedule is open before 8 AM most days and after 6PM (Mon- Fri) and completely open on Saturday and Sunday!

Lets do this thing!!!