Hi, anyone in the OC area in California want to form a study group? I'm taking the September LSAT. I would be open to any virtual or in-person study groups, preferably with others who's current PT's also range from the low to high 160s.

I can't find the tool on the new site

Hello!

Studying for the LSAT through August. If anyone wants to connect, please comment!

I just received my June 2025 LSAT scores, and I am very pleasantly surprised. I began studying for the June LSAT on April 7th, took my first untimed practice test on April 10th, and got a 153 (practice test 140). I wasted three weeks practicing with the Princeton Review LSAT guidebook, and learned about 7sages from Reddit. I spent 5-10 hours a day for 34 days watching videos at double speed so I could get through the material faster. I got a 169 and can't believe it. I thought the June LSAT was the hardest test I'd ever taken (LSAT or other). You guys can do it, I highly recommend you don't do it the way I did (I am trying to catch the end of the 2025 cycle at the very last minute), but you can do it. I did it in the stupidest way possible, and it worked and I'm done!

I take the LSAT on paper instead of on a computer. I would like to be able to print sections and PT's from 7Sage so I am practicing the same format as the real test. How can I print from the new 7Sage?

Hi all,

I'm looking for accountability/study buddies where we can Zoom/Call about 3 times a week to review questions and strategies for drills/practice tests that we take. I'm taking the October LSAT and am aiming for a score in the high 160's. Currently RC is my weakest section.

Here's a discord link if anyone would like to join: https://discord.gg/seKV9rjCmt

What does it mean when you finish a drill and it says recommended for BR? I just did an RC drill and it recommended 3 questions for BR even though I had gotten all the questions correct initially. This made me think that my original answer was incorrect and so I searched for another answer even though what I had originally put down was correct. I am wondering how these questions are flagged as recommended for BR?

Hey everyone,

I'm pretty worried about the testing environment, especially around fidgeting. I tend to fidget a lot, things like touching my face or subvocalizing (even without sound) are big coping mechanisms for me, and I've been "warned" about them in other proctored exams. I've heard rumors that the LSAT is super strict about this stuff.

I'm planning to take the test in person, hoping the testing center might be a bit more understanding since they have more direct control over the testing environment. Has anyone else dealt with similar issues? Any advice or tips on managing fidgeting during the LSAT, especially for an in-person test?

Thanks!

I did a level 4 MC question earlier (PT 126/S1/Q18 if you're curious), and I am realizing that I struggle knowing how to differentiate the context from the conclusion. Sometimes, typically on easier questions, it is obvious to me, but on harder ones like this, it is hard for me to understand it. I am fairly good at differentiating support from the conclusion, but the context throws me off since it is sometimes used as a reference rather than as support.

Does anyone have any tips? Thanks!

Any tips for flaw questions? It seems as the harder I try, the worse I do for these questions. :,-(

Given that they are the most common LR type, I need big time help.

I have noticed that after my blind review of drilling Qs, timed sections, and full practice tests, the vast majority of questions I get wrong under timed conditions I get correct during my blind review (usually -4 or -5 to -1 during blind review). I am curious what aspects beyond time related factors are worth reviewing or examining in my wrong answer journalling of these questions, as when I do not have time constraints I confidently understand content of the questions and can determine the correct answer.

Currently planning on taking the test in September, November, and January.

Drop your contact in the comment and I'll add u!

I was doing a section and my battery died on my laptop. And when I came back 7sage did not detect that I had left the test abruptly, or lest not the way I anticipated.

the timer stopped but then updated and I lost 4 minutes. Its ust for minutes, and I'm still new, but as I get further and work on my timing more, I feel like this would be very disruptive.

I just want it to hit the pause button for me for cases like this, even if I lose the time for it to recognize and check, that is still better than 4 minutes.

As the title suggests, I ran out of PTs. The most recent ones I took have scored in the 170-180 range, but all of my real tests have been in the low 170s. I'm trying to improve my score one last time, but it seems a little difficult with no more PTs. I do, however, have 22 unused LR sections and 17 unused RC sections. These I plan on using as effectively as possible. But I was wondering if anyone was in the same boat I am in, and whether they found any study strategies helpful.

Hi everyone, we just launched password login. You can set or update your password in your settings here:

https://7sage.com/users/settings

Basically, im in the range now of trying to get my LR average from -6/-5 to the -4 range, and my RC is also holding me back, Im consistently get -6 to -8 range every RC section almost singlehandedly because I get rocked my 1 passage. Ive been trying to fix my timing issues on RC and its been helpful, but on my last PT i didnt leave enough time to really get at a passage, and it was in this 5 star passage I saw a common trend with my other PTs. I consistently get maybe 1 or 2 questions wrong on the easier passages, and on the 4 and 5 star ones ill get almost every single question wrong, what did you guys do who had a similar problem?

support and motivating each other yknow yknow hmu

I do not see a registration button on the new site, only the RSVP button. I received emails after registering on the old site, but I don't receive an email when I RSVP for a live class now. How can I ensure I'm registered for a live class?

https://www.loom.com/share/f969e60c5ba241ebbacaed58023b55e2

Hey all! I'm struggling with recognizing Argument Parts, I know this is a crucial skill for the LSAT and would love any helpful ideas or tips!

Thanks in advance!

I'm asking this because I noticed a LARGE gap between the raw score and BR score on the RC section... Since I can reach about 85%-95% accuracy when doing the BR I think the issue could be I'm being too slow...?

I really need some suggestions on how to improve and also any strategies..?

I just transfered my billing from my old website account to my new website. I linked my lawhub to my new 7sage account and I already purchased the LH advantage subscription a month or two ago, but I still have a "Lawhub error" message popping up in the top right corner that says I need to purchase or activate LH advantage to access the PTs and whatnot on 7sage. How do I resolve this>

Hello LSAT World,

Hopefully I get a good response from one of those LSAT tutors that comes in the discussion post. I just need advice. My score has not improved. I did the core curriculum and after that I took a diagnostic and it was 149 my original score was 146. I thought it was a timing issue but I took an untimed section and only missed 1 so I feel like I have a really good understanding of the material. I will list the things that I struggle with the most.

Any advice is greatly appreciated thank you so much.

(yes I just copied and pasted what I wrote last month 😅)

Hi all! Just wanted to share this Discord again for anyone that is interested in finding active LSAT Discords.

We got a lot of people studying for the June and August and beyond (but also just starting 7Sage curriculum), so if you are in search of an active group, study buddies, or just have questions about the LSAT, please feel free to join. 💙☺️

• all LSAT learners welcome!

• all LSAT scores welcomed!

• Anyone can create/lead an LSAT study session whenever. Yes, this is a free and open online space to study.

So far I am grateful for all the support people give to one another on here, and want to share it again in the hopes that more people can benefit from it.

https://discord.gg/Hb9s8XASad Let me know if the link isn't working (🥲 last time it expired or something)

Thank you!

does anyone have any tips for staying focusing while taking prep tests? I thought about listening to focus music or white noise, but would that make taking the real test more difficult since you cant listen to anything? Lmk any tips you guys use to have full attention while taking PT's, it would be much appreciated.