going for a november test....eeeeekkk!!!

Hey - Is anyone in the Kansas City area also preparing for the LSAT? I’m planning to take it next year and thought it would be great to find a study buddy (or a small group) to stay motivated and support each other on this journey.

I’m flexible so we can meet at a library, coffee shop, or even virtual if that’s easier. If you’re interested, let me know!

Hi everyone, I am hoping to take the November LSAT. If anyone is interested in creating a study group, where we can keep each other accountable and/or meet each other in person/virtually to work on anything we can help each other with, reply to this message, and I can create a groupchat!

Hey everyone! 😊 I'm looking to start a study group Monday through Friday after 6 PM. Would anyone be interested in joining? Let me know! 📚✨

Does anyone have (or know) a good structure for creating Low-res summaries for each paragraph in a passage. I find myself getting lost in the words and extrapolating information i do not need or missing the information I do need.

I'm not sure if I should apply this year with my LSAT score, my stats are that I have a 155 LSAT and 3.59 GPA, which I know isn't the worst but I also know that it significantly limits my options for law schools. My top picks are University of Oregon and Lewis and Clark, or Loyola in CA, but I'm not sure if I should apply this year or study and apply next year with a 160+ score. I do want to go to law school as soon as possible though, but I'm not sure if my stats are good enough.

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Is it true that there will be "mini logic games" or any logic game type questions in the logical reasoning section(s)? Has anyone seen this in the recent tests? If so, how/where can we find practice questions (or anything similar)?

Can anyone direct me to the conditional reasoning section under foundations? I've realized that I'm missing CR questions because I lack strength in this area.

Is anyone in Las Vegas and looking for a study partner on the weekends or in the evenings? I work full time 7am-4pm. I am hoping to take the Nov 2025 LSAT.

I RSVPed for two live classes for tomorrow but I am unsure if I should complete the drill provided that will be covered in each class. Let me know thoughts on this! Thanks

I'm not sure if I should apply this year with my LSAT score, my stats are that I have a 155 LSAT and 3.59 GPA, which I know isn't the worst but I also know that it significantly limits my options for law schools. My top picks are University of Oregon and Lewis and Clark, or Loyola in CA, but I'm not sure if I should apply this year or study and apply next year with a 160+ score. I do want to go to law school as soon as possible though, but I'm not sure if my stats are good enough.

Hello! I am reviewing PT 148, and I am a bit confused about why we can make certain assumptions and not others. On question 12 of section 1, I chose A but the correct answer is supposed to be C. After watching the explanation video, I understand that I had to make a couple assumptions in order to land on A. However, if C is correct, wouldn't you have to assume that the wolves prefer to prey on sick moose over healthy moose? The way I read the answer choice was just that the wolves often eat the sick wolves, not that they tend to eat the sick wolves over the healthy wolves. What if the wolves are still preying on more wolves than the diseases would? Thank you in advance for any help you can offer!

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Hi everyone! Is there any way to change the preferences of the blind review? I would prefer, at this point in my studying, if, after a section, blind review didn't highlight questions I got right but spent too much time on.

Hi, can this be an option for those who have no experimental on their exam due to accommodations?

Hi all,

I recently took a PT and saw that I mostly only missed Level 4 and Level 5 questions, but I'm a little confused on how to study because there is a Level 4 or 5 question from different question types that I missed. For example, I missed a Level 5 from method of reasoning, evaluate, agree, flaw, parallel flaw, and weaken. It's not a couple specific question type that I can drill and understand.

Any tips on how to go about working on/drilling these questions? Are there any strategies you guys were able to use to not get the L4 and 5 wrong later?

Anything helps!!

I just recently took a PT after two months of studying that gave me my initial diagnostic score when I started with 7 sage. I saw an almost 7 point difference in my last couple of PTs, but this one really demotivated me as it gave me the same score as my diagnostic. If anyone has experienced something like this plz let me know, feeling very discouraged at the moment and like all my hard work was for nothing :(

Hi 7Sage, it would extremely helpful if our Priorities by Tag included sections and drills. After a lot of drilling and sections, I just noticed the priorities are not updating and it made me sad :(

I just started regularly taking PTs, and I feel that I'm under-utilizing my scrap paper. I find myself reluctant to use it, as it feels like a time sink.

I'm curious to know how people strategize using scrap paper to help them effectively, so I can brainstorm some ideas for myself. I'd love to hear tips and tricks as well!

Thanks in advance :))

Hey everyone, for the last couple PT's I have been scoring in the high 150s, but I have not been able to break into the 160s. However, during BR I keep scoring in the high 160s (167, 168, etc.). I've been drilling questions in my weak areas, reviewing the syllabus, but for some reason I can't get into the 160s. Does anyone have any advice for how to get over this threshold?

I have recently taken the LSAT and received a score just a couple points shy of my goal, and I am giving myself until the November LSAT to study and hopefully perform better. Should I apply right when applications open in September and then update my LSAT afterwards? Or just wait until my new score comes out (November 26) and then apply?

Any advice is appreciated. Thanks

In the explaination video of PT153.S2.26 J.Y. references a "timing video". I also saw on another previous explaination (can't remember which one) it was a video of him going through a section on paper timed. Is there a way we can access these videos?

I just finished the LR section of the core curriculum, but I want to keep practicing while I work on the RC section. Does anyone have any tips on how to approach this? I'm thinking of doing 5-10 questions of a drill per day.

I am taking the exam in September. I have been studying non-stop for the last three months. Consistently been getting between 169-173 for the last two months.

Everything was going well, until I took a practice exam last Saturday and did so poorly it devastated me. I thought it was a one-off, but I took another today and same exact result. I am spiraling psychologically––this exam, for me, is a huge psychological challenge; I don't understand what about it is so personal but I am spiraling.

Psychologically, I feel I have hit a wall. Three weeks out, I'm sure mentally I am going to keep making mistakes, and I'm looking at the questions I got wrong and I genuinely do not understand what is happening––the answers I chose seem, objectively, correct. My wrong answer journal is blank because the questions seem like they are the problem.

I don't know what to do, or how to proceed. This is not just a one-off, this is psychologically leading me into study free fall. I will not get a chance to study or take the LSAT again like now. If I don't do well now, knowing myself and my work and study schedule, I have no chance again. I don't know what to do and need assistance.