Hi I am located in Honolulu, and was wondering if anyone else was located here? I would love to start a study group on island. Please reach out. I am planning on applying on Sept 1 2026 to schools.

I'm surprised there's no subscription for just a week! I totally would extend my subscription for 7 days, but not for a month, to study for the last week before my exam.

The three-spine stickleback is a small fish that lives both in oceans and in freshwater lakes. While ocean stickleback are covered with armor to protect them from their predators, lake stickleback have virtually no armor.

Since armor limits the speed of a stickleback's growth, this indicates that having a larger size is a better defense against the lake stickleback's predators than having

armor.

Which one of the following, if true, weakens the argument?

A) Sticklebacks with armor are unable to swim as fast, making them most vulnerable to fast-moving predators.

B) Having a larger size is an important factor in whether lake stickleback, but not ocean stickleback, survive cold winters.

C) Unlike ocean stickleback, the lake stickleback are more often preyed upon by predatory insects than by larger fish.

D) Both ocean stickleback and lake stickleback feed primarily on the same types of foods.

E) Sticklebacks originated in the ocean but began populating freshwater lakes and streams following the last ice age.

I absolutely do not understand why the correct answer is B and not C.

Hello!

I'm studying for the LSAT right now, but to give myself some understanding on the importance of my LSAT score, I thought I would ask this question: How Important is my LSAT Score?

For context, I did my 4 year undergraduate degree in the UK. I took some summer classes at US universities, but those grade outcomes did not impact my 4 year undergraduate degree. I graduated my university with a First Class Honours.

Obviously, I don't expect LSAC or law schools to understand what "First Class Honours" means or why I don't have a GPA. But, if I read correctly, LSAC does rank me in the general GPA scale somewhere between "Superior" and "Above Average".

Now, given these circumstances, how important is my LSAT score then? If I want to increase my chances at T25, does that mean I need to really go high to achieve a high score? Will law schools emphasise the LSAT score over my near-inexistent GPA?

If anyone has any experience with this or knows something, it would be greatly appreciated! I'd like to use this knowledge as another motivation for me to work even harder in LSAT prep.

Thank you!!

RISE AND GRIND Seattle peeps! Come join me for some study sessions at coffee shops, UW libraries or wherever. I live a few blocks north of Green Lake but I can be convinced to travel. I'm unemployed as FUCK right now so I'll be grinding round the clock to get a 190 on this shit. Comment if interested.

does anyone have a good way of remembering what to look for in each question? I feel like sometimes I have a hard time identifying

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Hi, I am hoping to request a feature where I can easily export all the notes I have taken. I am a sentimental person and like to keep my notes on pretty much everything I've worked on. I love the notes feature on 7Sage and find it more efficient than making a separate doc, not being able to export them for archiving reasons is the only downside.

I'm wrestling with the idea of applying to Yale by Feb 28. I just took the LSAT 2 days ago. I think I did okay (my gut says it was between 13-15 misses or a 167, best case scenario maybe a 172). I had only recently committed myself to wanting to go to law school, which is why I missed the December LSAT and a number of the application cycles for schools that express concerns against testing in February. Fortunately Yale is not one of those schools; they accept Feb test scores without a stated penalty to the applicant's admission chances. Yale is the only top 5 law school to which this applies, and I also have legacy at Yale which I think may help my chances.

I'm 28 now, waiting a year and applying next winter would mean I start Law School when I'm 30. I also don't know what I would do with the extra year besides work and save. I'm currently in a career field somewhat unrelated to law (corporate finance), so I don't think an extra year of work experience would particularly bolster my application (I've already worked for 6 years since graduating college). So applying this year and starting in the fall (if I get in) makes a lot of sense...though there are some things I'm unsure of:

The deadline to apply for financial aid in March 15, though I imagine many students have already applied. does applying for aid this late reduce chances of receiving grants/scholarships?

Does an LSAT score of 170 realistically even qualify me for any aid at a school like Yale? Is the criteria for aid need based or merit based? Socioeconomically my family is UMC and I personally have non-liquid assets (homeowner's equity)

As mentioned Yale doesn't actually communicate a "penalty" for Feb LSAT test takers, does anyone have information to suggest this may not truly be the case?

Question about re-application...I obviously don't know my LSAT score yet, so in that sense I'm sort of applying "blind". It's entirely possible I screwed up more than I thought and my score is more like a 160, which would obviously seriously hurt my chances. Does re-applying to the same law school a year later put you at a disadvantage against students who are applying for the first time?

Any thoughts/insights are appreciated. If it makes sense to wait or if I should just go for it.

Thanks!

Hari

I logged on for the Free Conditional Reasoning class, and it appears the instructor is just about to start a different class that is behind the higher subscription pay wall. I'm assuming maybe it's because not enough people RSVP'd for mine? Just wondering if this is a common occurrence before I change my schedule to join a Live Class again.

Anyone have this information readily available?

Hello! As the Nov test approaches, wondering if there are any hacks or strategies for elimination (or deciding between 2) by question type, or if there’s a cheat sheet for that? (For example, language is too strong, new information, temporal, etc.) Having those together would be so helpful.

I took another training program prior to signing up for 7Sage and my score dropped significantly. I was scoring around 160-170 with the other program. They were also using previous LSAT tests like this one.

I don't understand how the scoring could have changed so dramatically. I am about to give up.

Hello, I am planning to buy one of the courses that 7sage offers, and I want to hear feedback from those who have enrolled or are enrolled and their thoughts on it. It would mean a lot. Thank you!

Hi! I am just now starting 7sage live and I am working through the foundations part of my study plan. Does anyone have any recommendations and how to go about which live classes to watch? I feel like there is so much I have no clue where to even start.

So far I am having troubles with assumptions in arguments, it is still just in the beginning but I didn't know if there are any sessions on that?

I just wanted to post this. I was struggling with assumption questions and would get so many wrong and now I finally figured them out. I am very excited.

Would it be possible to add a bookmarking feature for drill history or section history? For example, in the live classes list, we can bookmark recorded classes to access them more easily. Similarly, it’s hard to find drills or section history that I want to revisit later, so a bookmark function would be really helpful.

I appreciate all you have done with the website. So every lesson or 'you try' has a discussion/ comments section. The comments are one long list of uncollapsed comments, sometimes 300 in a page.

Is it possible to have the comments be collapsed with only the subject line of each comment & author name showing (& maybe a sentence preview of the comment post)? this allows us to dig into each person's comment instead of wading through scrolling pages and pages of uncollapsed comments maybe? maybe its a matter of organization a little better. The comments or posts could be tagged as 'answered" or unanswered as well as "solved" and unresolved?

Is anyone else experiencing issues with the log on pages for LSAC and LawHub not loading? Maybe it's just my stupid computer but every other web page is loading for me except the LSAC login page and LawHub so I'm thinking maybe its a server issue or something.

My accommodation request was denied and now LSAC says my account is on hold for registration.. I am stressed as I only have two days I can write the exam and hope to take it online (this is for the November 2025 testing)

I've emailed accommodations and have had no response.... help!

I test November its less than 2 weeks away, I feel as if I'm mentally checked out in a way from the test. I've been studying for years now with this being my 3rd attempt at the test. Any suggestions? It feels like a burnout, I can't retain information when reading as easily as i was before due to lack of focus. My mind has been on taking the last for the last month or so fully, my stress level feel elevated I don't know if it's a burn out or more so my nerves causing me to become overwhelmed due to past experiences of not reaching my expected score and the feeling of failure. Every time I test I get a higher score but now, I'm extremely overwhelmed and feeling burned out.

any suggestions on how to get my mental together before test day???

I just took a prep test and majority of the questions I got wrong are assumption questions. These are so hard to understand and I need help.

Hi all! I'm based in Washington, D.C. and looking for a study buddy (or group). I'd like to meet up in person weekly (weekends or after work). Planning to take the February LSAT.

Please lmk if you are interested!

Hello - I'd be curious to see what the accuracy is for tags based on difficulty. For example my current accuracy for CondR is 75% overall, but I'd like to see what percentage accuracy I have for each levels 1-5.

Will they be up on 7sage before the Nov LSAT?

https://www.lsac.org/lsat-disclosed-tests