Hey guys! I’m taking the LSAT on February 6th, which is about three weeks away. I’ve been using 7Sage since September and have been drilling every day. I took one diagnostic early on, and today I’m taking my first full practice test now that I have more knowledge than I did during the diagnostic.

Does anyone have tips for how to best use these next couple of weeks leading up to the test? My plan is to take this practice test, review all of my mistakes tomorrow, and then drill throughout the rest of the week on the question types I struggled with. If anyone has additional advice or strategies, I’d really appreciate it!

Hey all, I got a -4 on PR 128 for the first time. I am still struggling with level 3-5 Conditional reasoning, Causal reasoning, and Link assumption questions. I was wondering if I should continue drilling and reviewing, or if someone could point me in the right direction.

Thank you

Hey! I started to study for the LSAT in mid-December. I took my diagnostic test and made a 137. I’m still going through the cc and at times I do struggle and feel defeated. What do y’all recommend me to do to bring up my score by my test in June? Thank you! 😊

Since starting my practice drill I have seen soooooo many sentences in LR that feature the use of a Group 3 and Group 4 indicator in one sentence and truly cannot (see what I did there) figure out how to translate them into lawgic. Does anyone have any tips or loopholes on this?

Here's an Example:

"Major meteor impacts and mass extinctions cannot be consistently causally linked unless many mass extinctions have followed major meteor impacts."

Hello,

Im trying to get my fundamentals down, and want to get good at lawgic. Any tips?

is there a way to find a question (PT # and all) by using a word from the stimulus as the search word?

For example, if i recall there was a tricky question about monkeys that i had attempted a while ago, but i don't remember the PT # and stuff, can I search for the question from the search function?

I was curious when we should be able to see the analytics of each question on PT 159? Would like to know the difficulty.

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Cant look it up during LSAT right? I just had to look up "dearth"

I just scored a 157 on PT150. I'm feeling very discouraged because I was previously PTing in the low 160s and trying to break out of that plateau. My test is in February and I do not want to reschedule or cancel because I have already applied this cycle and am taking the February test to improve scholarship and admission prospects. Does anyone have any advice or tips for between now and February (less than 3 weeks)? Should I take any more PTs or will it just stress me out and discourage me further?

Hi, I changed my subscription from Live, to Core .

I noticed a few questions which, I could have promised, had explanation videos now no longer have the videos . Is anyone else experiencing this?

Could it be due to the subscription change?

which are the best tests to practice with weekly in the months leading up to the test! I have done all of the 150s and the high 140s and havent scored exactly where I want to yet.

how does smart drilling work? Is it based on previous weak points? Is it differentiated from random question pool drilling?

Can someone please explain where/how to blind review? I see that blind review is a section of the analytics on 7sage but don't see where it can actually be completed. Thanks!

Hi everyone! I’m looking to join or start a study group near the Broward County FL area. I’m motivated, consistent, and open to virtual or in-person sessions. If anyone is interested, please comment or message me. Thanks!

I have been using 7Sage for a while now, and I just want to say that I absolutely love it! I think it’s an awesome platform that clearly passionate people have put a lot of work into. As I am nearing the end of my studies, I have one suggestion...

When creating a drill or when looking at my analytics, I wish I was able to filter out by question stem and stimulus logic. For example, let’s say I want to review or drill all weakening questions that involve causal reasoning. I have to filter both causal and weakening and then, one by one, manually select the questions that contain both tags. I think it would be great if there was a way for 7Sage to automatically group filters like this as opposed to showing me questions that only contain either the LR stimulus logic or question stem.

Thanks!

Any way to do this? There arent enough PTs for me to do one every week. I will run out. But I also dont want to leave the gap in my study plan because not seeing the 100% will keep me up at night.

Hi! I'm planning to take the LSAT in April and would love to find people in the Denver area to study with. I will be focusing on strategy and timing. I work M-F (9-5) and am broadly available outside of those hours.

I really feel like this prep course is confusing me more than helping me, I literally took almost a whole week of lessons to take an LSAT question and get it wrong, like is this course really going to help it feels more of like a scam at this point, and the guy! Jesus Christ he goes 1000 miles per hour when explaining anything!!!

Hello! Creating a study group for those in Minneapolis & St. Paul.

Able to meet in-person and online (whichever works best for building consistent study schedules). I plan on taking the LSAT in April. All levels of skill and intended test dates are welcome!

1. I started about 1 month ago. It takes me on LR drills 2-4 minutes per problem, basically to absorb the words in the premise, a quick diagram sometimes, and then going through the answers. Im not a slow reader (nor fast). But I cannot contain a LR passage in my head. I assume this is normal. So, improvement in speed comes with practice and applied methods?

2. In terms of learning the approach, better results if I memorize the concepts, approaches, etc? Im still working intuitively.

Hey, wondering if anyone has some more up-to-date information on this, is it okay to mumble quietly to yourself / read to yourself during the LSAT? I find it helps a lot with my understanding in RC sections. Thanks and good luck studying! If it helps I planned on taking it remotely, but any information is appreciated.

I just scored a 156 on PT127. Inital PT was a 152 on 12/23/25. Less than a month in and I'm motivated! Wanting to be in the 160s!

Hi everyone - I'm aiming to take the LSAT in April. I'm based out of Richmond, VA and was wondering if there's anyone in the RVA/VB/NOVA/DC area that would be interested in making an LSAT study group?

I can do virtual and in person (if we're close enough to each other)!

I've completed fundamentals, so right now I'm focused on applying all that learning in real time, with an emphasis on digging into wrong answers.

Lemme know :-) Good luck to you all.

I'm taking the test in April and have finished the entire curriculum now, but will go over foundations again because I need a refresher before I start drilling seriously. I kinda wanted to have someone (can be multiple people) so we could keep each other accountable and make sure we're both studying. I'm more of a self learner so it wouldn't be like we teach other stuff but I would be glad to help if any questions arise. (My diagnostic was a 146 so idk where I'm at now, but my overall goal is mid 160s by April and hopefully high 160s or low 170s by June/August)