The Core Curriculum talks about benefits of BR on PTests. I've been doing it on my drills too, is that also recommended?

I just got a great score on PT157 yesterday, but I have heard that the currently administered LSATs don't seem representative of practice materials. How much truth is there to that? Should I be doing anything else, like drilling just 4s and 5s, for the real thing?

Is anyone else having trouble with PT loading? Ive switched browsers,laptops,etc. Still wont load

Is there any benefit in turning this setting off? Or should I just leave it on? I just started studying btw.

hi everyone! During a study plan workshop, ZeSean discussed pairing practice drills with the core cirriculum. Is there an existing guide to match my progress on the core cirriculum to the practice drills and/or the live classes, other than simply guaging by the titles and difficulty levels?

You can now import your Drill results from classic.7sage.com here:

https://7sage.com/users/settings/practice/import/classic

This will work as long as your email address for both accounts are the same. Unfortunately, BR results will not import nor will Drills taken on the obsolete 2-digit format PrepTests

I have noticed that I struggle the most with Link Assumption questions, despite scoring strong on Sufficient and Necessary Assumption questions. Any advice on what to study to help curb this?

I would love to use it if there was one

I am currently using LSAT Demon's app but dont really like the explanation

Do I pick any PrepTest for my first diagnostic? Or is there a specific PrepTest that anyone recommends would be most helpful based on the recent changes to the LSAT format? Thanks :)

Hey guys, I just took my first diagnostic PT and was wondering by how many points does a typical 7sage user's score increase? This might have already been answered in the "Let's Dive In" module but I don't remember lol.

I have taken some full practice logic sections recently, and have noticed that a lot of the harder questions are near the end. Because of this, does anyone recommend starting at the end with questions and working your way to the beginning? Just curious if this is a good strategy :)

After three months of studying with the LSAT Trainer and other textbook-based resources, I moved on to 7sage because I heard good thing about it, but I've found myself scoring lower and being more confused on questions.

Did all of my knowledge suddenly disappear, or is the LSAT Trainer irrelevant to studying with 7sage, or am I just adjusting differently to studying on the screen?

Hi, is anyone having issues with the PTs timing out 5 mins into a section??? I've tried refreshing, logging in/out, it's now affected 2 tests I've taken this week.

hi, I am in the middle of a practice test but need to stop it and resume the next day. Will the system hold my spot for that long? like 17-18 hours?

Analogy questions are the one type of questions I have routinely had no idea how to approach. Even when I read the explanation I often am still confused on how you're supposed to arrive at the answer or even how it's an apt analogy. What are people's strategies?

So I noticed I am starting to do well on the first two passages when a do a 4 passage 35 min RC drill (trying to get used to reading without fatiguing so it doesn't happen test day), but towards the middle passage i feel like i lose all comprehension of what I'm reading or it'll take me tons of time and then I still get them wrong. I have dyslexia (unfortunately I wasn't able to get a updated diagnosis before registration deadline), so reading typically takes me longer as is and burns me out quicker. If any of y'all have any tips or ideas to help me not bomb the middle-end of the RC sections I would be very grateful. Note- im averaging around 154, highest timed score 158, and blind reviewing around high 150s low 160s

Hey everyone! If you are juggling a busy schedule and mostly find time to study in the evenings, you are definitely not alone. And if you need accountability (like I do) you are more than welcome to join my silent LSAT accountability Zoom sessions!

We meet Monday through Friday from 7:30 PM to 9:45/10 PM EST, and it is a relaxed, no-pressure space to help stay on track and committed to our study goals.

A few of us from 7Sage are already participating, and it’s been a really helpful way to build consistency, even on the tougher days. Whether you drop in occasionally or make it a regular part of your routine, the space is open to you.

You can register here:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/jN8rMY39QnKh0vH6kcHzMA

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Best,

Debra Leigh

“All that is needed to save the koala is to stop deforestation”

how do I map this, isint it saying stopping deforestation is neccecary??

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Every time I do an RC passage drill or prep test the analytics say I take 30-50% more time reading the passage than expected. I'm wondering if I'm misreading the stats or something because I don't really see how these passages should be read in 2 minutes instead of closer to 3 and if I'm missing a strategy there. Should I only be skimming them before looking at the questions?

My general goal is to get my LR average down to -4 or 5 per section (and i've just achieved this for the first time on my most recent PT), but that was met with by far my worst RC score of -11. I usually drill anywhere from 30-40 LR a day, at about 80-85% accuracy as I continue to improve, I do it faster, and spend less time going over wrong ACs, and I feel as though Im at the point now where my LR is about good to begin to focus on my RC for the last 3.5 weeks before August Lsat, and 7 before September LSAT. I almost never do RC drills, and don't really know how to go about it. Usually when I drill I drill 1 or 2 passages, and I end up doing pretty well, or really bad, usually not in between. I think the main thing thats been bothering me during PTs is I feel as though Im too slow, what would you recommend? Doing 4 passage drills aiming for 35 no matter what?

I'm trying to figure out the best way to drill RC. Do I do a bunch of hard passages at this point? Timed? Untimed?

Hi,

due to some unfortunate circumstances, I havent been able to study for the August LSAT as efficiently as I should have and I'm starting to panic, are there any tips on what I should be prioritizing? (parts of the cc that are most important or just drills and pt's at this point).

Thanks!

Hello,

I joined a 12-week fundamentals virtual group class back in June. I have been drilling and practicing questions untimed, but have not taken a full practice test or done timed drills. I took a diagnostic test back in March.

When should I begin doing timed practice? or should I hold on until I’m done with the course in August? I definitely think timing is a weakness for me, but hate the idea of wasting practice tests if I’m not ready. Thanks!

Hello, I am planning on taking the October 2025 LSAT. I would like to form a virtual study group with weekly sessions. Let me know if you're interested and I will create a groupme chat.