I never have enough time to complete the last passage during a PT. I am considering working from the last passage to the first, since I am noticing that they are a bit easier for me. Is this worth doing? Has anyone tried this before? I am taking the August LSAT, so looking for any last minute tips I should implement.

Anyone currently in undergrad at UMKC and looking at going to law school there as well? I am about to start my final year of undergrad and I am currently studying for my October LSAT. About me: I am 32 years old and am a Marine Corps Veteran who is excited to become a father in February next year.

Would it be possible to add an option to remove the transparency effect on the "your score" number after submitting a drill?

I just noticed that you can vaguely make out your score despite the transparent effect, which is really grating, as if I can see that it's 100%, I know that all of my answers were right; if I don't see a 100%, I know that one of my answers were wrong; regardless, both options undermines the uncertainty that's supposed to help me think through the questions more carefully during blind review before checking the correct answers.

It would be really helpful if there was an option to completely hide or mask the score until we press the intentionally reveal button.

Dropping the link to the new East-Coast co-working/accountability discord. We have some drop-in blocks on the server currently for 9:30A and 6:00P every weekday for anyone that wants to drop in for a while for accountability or co-work (these times can be adjusted if there are blocks that work better for more people). Feel free to drop by! https://discord.gg/yERJ8qWx

Currently in the 140-150s. Let me know if any of you would like to set up some study sessions. In Eastern Standard Time.

#feedback The "Show Question" option on top of Lesson sections is broken and will not overlay the question. I've tried on multiple browsers.

Taking the August LSAT in 9 days, and the September one. Do I need to complete an Arg. Writing sample before both, or only once?

Hey all,

I've been consistently scoring in the low 170s for the past several months, but can't break the mid-high 170s barrier. I signed up for the August and September test but am hesitant to go through with August.

For those who have reached the high 170s, what what your experience with breaking past the low17s? Is one more month enough time to break that plateau, or should I anticipate taking the test in October? I really don't want to take the official test again without consistently scoring in my goal range.

Thanks!

Hey everyone! I’m planning to take the LSAT in October and looking to create an online study group with others who are also preparing for the same test date. I’m based in Toronto, but open to connecting virtually with anyone who’s serious about studying and wants to stay accountable. We can share resources, set goals, and keep each other motivated.

If you're interested, send me a message and let’s get started!

I've noticed that my Analytics Overview bar graph seems to be in Eastern Daylight Time, even though I have my correct city/Time Zone selected in my settings (America/Los_Angeles - PST). Does anyone know if there is a way to get the graph to sync up with settings?

I really love that the graph allows me to see my consistency/progress over time, but it just irks me that it sometimes looks like I skipped days that I didn't actually skip because of the time zone difference.

I have taken 10 PTs, over the last 2 months, and eliminating outlier of 156, EVERY SINGLE PT has been between a 159 and 162. I felt bad at the beginning, and then thought I was getting better, and now have felt poor on these last couple of PTs again, this is worse than jumping around. Spending 3 hours a day to score in the range of 4 points is ridiculous. I have the august LSAT coming up in 2 weeks. I've been studying 3 hours everyday, I've tried changing up strategies for LR, going faster at the beginning, slower at the end, but this is still just giving me the same curve of wrong ACs.

Hello All!

I am currently in Des Moines, Iowa and was hoping to find a study buddy or just in general someone to keep eachother accountable. I am planning to study for my LSAT and take this in January, if not sooner. Please feel to reach out about studying:)

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Dual degree programs seem especially enticing to many law school candidates. Because - surely - if one postgraduate degree would lead to fame and riches then - obviously - two postgraduate degrees would lead to even more. But the reality is bit more complex!

When does it make sense to pursue a dual JD/MBA program and when would it be best to just do one or the other?

How does the admissions and financial aid processes work?

Is it harder to be admitted to a dual degree program or does it make you a more competitive applicant?

Diving into all of that with us is Gina Cecchetti, a 7Sage admissions consultant and a real life MBA admissions officer.

I take the August test on the 6th and I'm wondering what all I should do for the week before. Practice tests? Drills? Like I don't want to overdo it but also I know I need to stay in a routine.

Hey! I’m 25 and based in Toronto, planning to write the LSAT in October. I’ve been stuck in the mid-150s and looking for a study buddy or small group to meet up in person — libraries, coffee shops, etc. Would be great to have someone to stay consistent with, go over questions together, and keep each other accountable and motivated.

If you’re also prepping and want to team up, send me a message!

TLDR- any way to undo or switch highlighter colors with shortcuts?

Hello, are there any important keyboard shortcuts I may be missing for the LSAT?

I have found on more than one occasion that I'll be highlighting and my mouse accidentally highlights the entire paragraph, undoing all my previous highlighting. An undo (command + z) option would be invaluable.

Similarly, I spend a decent amount of time alternating between the highlighter colors and wondering if there's a shortcut for that.

Alas I'm sure all of the tools are meant to simulate real test conditions and it's not worth it to build this if we're not going to have it during the test. But wanted to ask are there any tools or shortcuts I should be aware of for the LSAT that I may be missing?

Thanks!

Hi! Could someone please tell me if there's a way I can take three-section practice tests? I don't want the experimental section affecting my analytics under the "Sections" tab simply because I skipped it during my practice tests, as seen below.

Haven't been able to find a way to turn off email notifications for every class you RSVP to; is there a way of turning this off?

Hi, I am looking for other people that score in the 170s to study with. I want to stay accountable and would like to work through the same sets of questions, then go over anything that gave us trouble. If you're interested, feel free to reach out or reply.

Hi everyone,

For the argumentative writing portion, does anyone know whether we require a mirror or reflective surface in our testing room for ProctorU? I have read some posts about it being required for the remote LSAT testing with the live proctoring, but none about this. Thanks!

Hey! I really do love the new website format. The only issues I’m having are that I can’t log into the app, and when I try linking my old 7sage with the current one, it won’t send over my subscription that I’m paying for. Is there any way to change that?

Is there any way for 7sage to recommend core curriculum content to review based on the questions you get wrong on the practice tests? If not, they should implement that.

Looking for any Aggies (TAMU not New Mexico, sorry my dry friends) who would like to meet up in the fall sem to talk about law stuff. Let me know!

Hi everyone

I am looking for in person study groups and people who live in Washington DC! I am aiming to take October / November 2025! I hope to connect!

I've been drilling questions for LR, and I just let the 7sage system decide what questions to pick for me. I was wondering if the way the drill chooses what questions to recommend for a future drill is by 1) adding more questions of the type I have answered wrong and 2) adding more questions of the type I have spent a long time on. I feel like I see a lot of the same questions types (weaken, parallel flaw, etc) and I just wanted to make sure that it's not because the system is just giving me more questions that I spend a lot of time on. I just worry if I am not getting enough practice with the other question types. I know I can just drill by type, but I would rather have a mix that the system chooses.