Hey guys,

It's my fourth time trying to to tackle the LSAT. Looking for a study group or accountability partners that are aiming for the October exam. Would like to study on weekends. Usually free at night time to study as well. I also work a part time job as of now. Looking for a group of people who are aiming for the 160s. My score has been stuck in between 139 and 142. I'm looking to break out of that. Trying to apply for the 2026 fall cycle. Let me know if anyone is interested. Also I'm located in the NYC area. If anyone lives in NYC area and wants to meet up to study I'm down with that as well 😃

We just implemented the search bar in the digital tester so you can now search for text just like you can on the actual LSAT.

Hey everyone I am writing August LSAT in Toronto, wanted to see if anyone wants to join a study group either virtual or in-person (meet at library perhaps). I am aiming for mid 160s and wanted to make a group to stay accountable. Even if you're not in Toronto, reply to this if you want to join a discord server!

is it just me or does highlight in the stimulus of LR questions not show up in review? it would be help to see what I was focusing on and I also does have the ability to highlight in review so it makes it harder to read for me.

Does anybody remember which part of the Core Curriculum (I think it was Foundations) went over identifying the Necessary and Sufficient conditions when there were no indicator words? I feel like there was a Skill Builder, but I could be wrong. Want to review.

Hey there! My name is Alyssa, and I am currently studying for the LSAT in the Orlando/Winter Park area. Comment back to let me know if anyone in this area would be interested in forming a study group!

Hi friends!

I sat the LSAT three times in 2024 (August, September, and November) and got a 163 each time. It wasn't my goal score, however I applied to law schools in the fall 2024 cycle anyways and I did not get accepted.

I am planning to resit the LSAT this September, and aim for a score in the 170's. I will apply to law schools in the upcoming cycle as well.

I was wondering if anybody is in a similar boat and would like to study together, or even just exchange numbers so we can support each other while we collectively suffer through the LSAT and admissions cycle. I have been scoring an average of 168 in my PT and 172 after BR. I am really hoping by September I can score in the high 170's. My GPA in my undergrad was not great, so excelling in the LSAT is really my best chance of getting into a good law school.

I recently repurchased an LSAC LawHub Advantage subscription. While my accounts appear to be linked, 7Sage is not recognizing my LSAC LawHub Advantage purchase. I have received confirmation and receipts for both subscriptions.

Could you please assist in resolving this issue?

Thank you,

Hi everyone, I've been listening to your feedback over the past few days and I want to let you know that we've started working on a way for you to transfer your data from classic to new 7Sage.

The most important data is PrepTest data and you can already manually import those to new 7Sage. It takes about 4 minutes per manual PT import.

In approximately 4-6 weeks (hoping for 4!), I expect that we'll have built a way to automatically import 3-digit PrepTest data from classic to new 7Sage.

In another 4-6 weeks, automatic import of 3-digit Drilling data from classic to new 7Sage should be available too.

In the meantime, I just want to emphasize that you do NOT have to switch to using the new 7Sage. The classic site, i.e., this site, will continue to work just as before.

Updated link: https://7sage.com/users/settings/import

Is there a dark mode setting for the new 7Sage website? I can't seem to find an option to set it to dark mode (or "Night mode with inverted colors" as it was called on classic 7Sage). If there is no setting for this, does 7Sage plan on implementing dark mode at a later date?

I would like to print out some drills instead of using my laptop, is this possible

Hi, ideally looking for someone that wants to study almost every other day in the weekday around 6 - 10 PM, and any time of day during the weekend. Taking it in August/September :) Looking to break into the 170s!

Hey everyone!

I'm planning to take the October 2025 LSAT and looking to form a small, consistent study group or accountability partnership to stay on track. I’m based in New Jersey and work a typical 9–5, so I’ll be studying mostly in the evenings and on weekends.

What I’m Looking For:

Test-takers targeting October (or nearby test dates)

Willing to study consistently (daily or near-daily)

Open to brief check-ins or joint study sessions (Zoom)

Preferably people also balancing work or other commitments

Positive, supportive, and focused vibes only :)

Hello!

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

Is it recommended to go straight to focusing on the RC curriculum? Or should I do logic drills while working on the RC curriculum so I don't forget any of it?

Has anybody else been having issues with their PTs freezing on the new site? I'm pretty sure I lost a few minutes of time spread across an entire PT recently.

I noticed when I try to bring back answers I eliminated, the whole interface froze. This definitely needs to be fixed if it is a problem for multiple people

Is it true that every scored RC passage on LSATs now have a comparative passage? If so, can we quickly look at each passage to see if there is a comparative passage present, and if not we know that it is experimental? This could be a shortcut if true

I've noticed that a lot of the study group meetings tend to be during a typical 8-5 workday PST time. Is anyone looking to work virtually (sort of like accountability pomodoro method type) in the evenings around 7pm or so? Also, if there is already a group like this, it would be much appreciated if y'all could point me in the right direction :) thanks!

Also! has anyone ever tried https://app.studystream.live/focus/room?utm_source=ST&utm_medium=ref&utm_campaign=ST ?

Is there a way to expand and see the "you try" questions in the curriculum on their own before watching the explanations?

The classic 7sage had this feature (with a little magnifying glass) but am not seeing that on the new one.

Thank you

I was trying to find the explanation videos to prep test 3, found the link to the old 7sage online but can't view the video. Is there a way to find it here?

For this one I have a big dilemma.

They ask for a law degree, but then once you submit they change the question to JD.

My question here is that, my older sister is an attorney in Greece and got her degree in Cyprus (this is not a JD, but a LLM or LLB I don't know) does that count as a YES on the LSAC question or no?

Thank you!

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looking for people who plan to Study Group Online together no test date just to study