Starting a study group in Atlanta area. Shooting for the moon.

Restarting my studying since taking it last June. I'm PT'ing in the mid to low 150's. Hoping to break 160's, ideally 165. Looking for a study/accountability buddy. Thank you!

Hey! I am looking for a study buddy or study group to stay on track and hold each other accountable.

Anyone's videos not playing right now for the study guide?

Hi there,

I recently transferred my subscription to the new site however I am not sure where to find the timer/ allow me to see the clock whilst I am taking a drill like I am on the old site is there a setting I am missing?

Hi! I'm looking for people to study with a few times a week in the Connecticut area. I'm aiming to take either the August or October LSAT and am trying my best to improve to at least the mid 160's but my goal is to hit 170 as is most! I'd prefer to study in person, but online works as well. I started my journey not too long ago as I'm a graduate student studying psychology and have decided to pivot into law. Thanks :)

Looking for a study buddy located in Ottawa, ON. Goal is 175.

Update: The new site is live and running on 7sage.com as of 1:30 a.m. ET. The classic site—this one—will stay on classic.7sage.com for the foreseeable future. Thank you for your patience!

Original announcement:

At 11:30 p.m. ET on Sunday, June 22, 7Sage will go down for maintenance until about 7:30 a.m. ET on Monday, June 23.

When it comes back:

👉 Don’t worry. You won’t lose access to anything! Just remember that, starting on the morning of Monday, June 23 ET, you’ll need to visit classic.7sage.com to keep using the 7Sage you use now.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the current site keep working after the transfer?

Yes, everything will keep working exactly as before. The only difference is that you will have to type classic.7sage.com into your browser instead of 7sage.com.

What’s the difference between the old site and the new site?

The new site has a cleaner look and feel, more explanations, better analytics, a ton of new features, and countless small improvements to help you reach your goal score faster. Take a look:

Can I try the new site before the Big Switch?

Yes! Just create an account at new.7sage.com. Use the same email address you used for the current site. Once you’re logged in, head on over to the billing page to see if you can transfer your subscriptions to the new site. (Some subscriptions are not eligible for automatic transfer.)

⚠️ Your analytics and data (PrepTests, questions taken, etc.) will NOT transfer to the new site.

Why can’t you transfer my data to the new site?

We rebuilt the new site from scratch, and it's incompatible with the old site.

If I transfer my subscription to the new site, will I still have access to the old site?

Yes! If you transfer your subscription from the old site to the new site on the billing page, you will still have access to the old site until you stop subscribing or until the end of 2025—whichever comes sooner.

Should I switch to the new site?

If you’re just starting out or if you don’t have a lot of analytics on the old site, yes, you should definitely switch to the new site.

If you have a ton of analytics on the old site—say, more than two PrepTests worth, or more than 40 drills—you might want to stick to the current site.

Update: Live and running on 7sage.com as of 1:30 a.m. ET. Thank you for your patience!

Original Message:

New.7sage.com will go down for maintenance from 11:30 p.m. ET on Sunday, June 22 until 7:30 a.m. ET on Monday, June 23. When it comes back, it will live on our main domain: 7sage.com!

Let us know if you have any questions.

I just switched over from the old website, and then main two aspects that aren't on the new website is the discussion at the bottom of lessons and having a study schedule that assesses my full time frame and where I should end at a certain week. I could be confused with the application, and don't know where to access it, but these were things I constantly checked. Please add these back if they aren't already included.

Someone please explain how you can derive the last two conclusions?

"Trader Joe’s sales clerks like to talk. No soccer mom doesn’t like to talk. Baseball moms are soccer moms. Jane is a soccer mom.

_______

Jane likes to talk.

Baseball moms like to talk.

Some people who are not Trader Joe's sales clerks are not soccer moms.

Some people who are not Trader Joe's sales clerks are not baseball moms."

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For many people, the beginning of the summer marks the beginning of a new phase in their LSAT journey. For some, they have been studying for months and their journey is coming to a close as they eye tests in the fall. For others, it's just beginning. Either way, success on the LSAT will require a plan. Listen in for tips on how to make the most of this summer.

Does anyone else have this problem?

I take FOREVER on BR. It takes me like 3 days to BR everything on a PT and then like 2 days to review. I feel like I am wasting my time when I could be doing targeted drills. It also makes me really burnt out and bored.

Any tips on making BR a better process??

Hello, I am new here. Do I have to accompany my syllabus with drills through my own initiative or does it auto-assign me some?

Are you preparing for the LSAT and looking to stay consistent and motivated? Let’s team up!

Location: Brooklyn, New York

In-person study sessions

Materials: Paper + Digital (we’ll use both for max prep power!)

Schedule: Flexible . Currently available full-time study

Study sessions in side Brooklyn Central Library or Tv studio downtown Brooklyn

Review practice exams

Drills

Simulate test conditions with paper

DM me if interested or tag a friend who's on their LSAT grind in NYC!

Just took the June 2025 LSAT and generally think it went okay, but at the end of the day I'm not sure. For those of you with experience, does your 'vibe' or feeling about how you did usually line up with your actual score?

I have personally tried so many different variations of wrong answer journal templates... I feel this is where I need to focus the most of my studying on.

I've noticed a lot of the shared templates on older posts are no longer useable -- the links are broken, or the files are just gone.

If you're a 165+ scorer, it would be highly appreciated if you could drop your template. I feel my methods of handling the journals in the past haven't been super helpful. I ultimately want something I can search on a computer instead of a handwritten notebook format I know I won't look back through as much as I should.

I have an official 158 on record, so I don't so much feel I need to go over fundamentals too much. I am still doing a reread of the 'LSAT Trainer,' though.

There are positive numbers at the top of the priority of what i got wrong. What do the negative red circle numbers mean in the analytics section of prep tests?

Hey everyone — I’m not super active on 7Sage but I’m looking to build a large, focused group chat for August 2025 test-takers aiming for 170+. I’ve been studying pretty seriously and would love to connect with others who are deep in prep and pushing toward 172–175+.

We’d mostly do check-ins, drill accountability, and share tips/resources. Nothing formal, just consistent and focused. Open to Telegram or WhatsApp — whatever works best for the group.

If you’re interested, feel free to DM me your number or preferred way to connect! STUDY GROUP

I just recently started study for the lsat and the two practice tests I took I received a 145. I noticed that every single low priority questions I got correct and every single high priority question I got wrong. I feel like this means I probably have a basic understanding of how to approach more simple questions and still have to learn how to solve the harder more complex questions. For anyone else who has also got all the low priority questions right and all the high priority questions wrong, what did you find helped you improve your understanding for these types of questions the most? I appreciate any advice!

Hi all, I am about a month into my studying and am consistently getting -2 on LR and -5 on RC. Hoping to break this plateau and get into the 170s consistently. I am looking for a partner in PST in a similar range (or someone really good at RC) who would like to meet regularly and discuss. If you are interested in this please send me a message!

If I just went 27/27 in RC for the 1st time ever, in a section that was 4 star difficulty, should I just end studying for today on the high, even if this was the only thing done? My test is in 2 days and tomorrow I plan on doing some easy questions for LR and RC to build confidence and just keep fresh. I am not sure how I should've best handled this past week seeing as it is the last week before my exam and so am just looking for general advice for last couple days.

Hello! My name is Saadiyah and I am just trying to see if anybody has room in their study group or would love to make one here in Columbia, South Carolina. I plan on taking the September or October LSAT and I mostly study at USC Law School Library.

I made this wrong answer journal in sheets last night and I like how it came out, so I have decided to share it. I previously did it on paper but I like this much more because its all in one place and I can type a lot faster than write. I kept some examples of how I use it and instructions on how to get question images in there nicely. This format also makes it really easy to reference or print these entries out later. I hope this helps someone. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SF1LOmsQjlj4avV-gYzKCIquFU5-LYVqUktVxKq0WuY/edit?usp=sharing

Hi, my name is Jessica and I just started studying and want to score a perfect score! I would love to make a gc of really ambitious people as well! This is to keep you accountable for long periods of hours of studying! I'm currently going through the curriculum! Would love people starting off just like me and also people who are masters!

For further inquires contact insta: jessiie_2707