Hi all! I'm studying for the June exam. I'm consistently in the low 170s and hoping to break to mid to high 170s by June. I really need a study buddy that is committed to doing 1 timed section in the morning and reviewing around 11:30am/12PM EST every day via Zoom. Please DM me if you're interested.

Hi guys, I am planning on taking the June and possible August LSAT. I am looking for a study buddy who's motivated and committed. I work from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, and I have been studying every day after work. I live in Dallas, so preferably CST would work. If you're interested, please comment!

Hello all. I am interested in connecting with other individuals who would like to have a casual study relationship. I am fairly new in this course. I do not have strong preferences on how/what to study nor a strict study schedule in place at the moment, but I would at least like to have someone I could message/talk with to brainstorm, check work, ask questions, etc.

Thanks!

I took PT 145 and halfway through the first section I dc from wifi and it submitted the first section. The next three sections had no issues and I completed them. I went back in blind review and set a timer and finished the first section. How do I get access to a new test so I can plug in my original answers then do a proper Blind review. I want to know my original and BR score but obviously that wont work now. Any advice would be helpful, thanks.

Are the prep tests on 7 Sage different than the ones on Law Hub?

I’m currently preparing for the LSAT and was wondering if there’s an active Discord group or chat dedicated to LSAT studying. I’m looking to connect with others who are also studying, share resources, ask questions, and stay motivated throughout the prep process. If you know of any study-focused Discord servers or communities, I’d really appreciate it if you could point me in the right direction.

thank you! 😊

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I noticed that the LSAT August 2025 dates specify "Region: United States (including Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands) and Canada." Does this mean that there are no online options for international takers either? Sorry for the basic question, apologies if this isn't the place for it.

I've been blind reviewing and want to identify the question categories I get wrong most, and these come up often but I dont know what they entail. If someone could give me examples that would be great too.

Does anyone have a wrong answer journal sample they can share for LR & RC and explain how they incorporate it in their studies?

After being academically dismissed over 5 years ago, I finally got another law school to open it's doors for me for summer start next month and with a generous scholarship too. I'm probably not going to take this offer, but just want to remind people that with self-confidence and God anything is possible!

Hi, I am having a hard time with when they give you a principle and application in the stimulus and then ask you to find an answer that justifies the application. If anyone knows how to explain how to do these please let me know

Hello everyone, I need advice please.

So I completed the logical reasoning section in the curriculum and I seem to have a firm understanding of each question type what it's asking me for etc.

Issue about when I do the section Untimed I seem to do very well only missing four (This was just on one section) probobly should do another untimed.

But when I just did a time section, I missed a lot more. So endurance definitely seems to be an issue because once I get to the end of the section, it feels like my brain is mush. Timing seems to be an issue.

So I just need solutions. I want to figure out if it's the foundational principles that I'm missing or if it's just timing if it's just timing, does anyone have suggestions on how to work on that?

Does anyone have a suggestion to Figure out if it's the actual concept, I'm missing or if it's the timing.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated .

I take the LSAT with paper and pencil, not online. I'm not new to the test but I am new to 7Sage. I would like to take prep tests as real as the actual test is, so would need to take it on paper. Is there a way to print the prep tests?

I've been studying for a while but I still really struggle with conditional logic. I've re-done all the core ciriculium, done the conditional logic drills, and found the Loophole to be helpful as well, but I'm looking for some other conditional logic practice drills. Let me know if you have any suggestions!

I am struggling with flaw questions, sometimes I know what the flaw is but can't really put into words and other times I am just completely clueless even on easy questions. Any tips?

Necessary Assumption has been an absolute headache for me. I tried the negation test and it's still not clicking. Any tips on how to approach these questions types?

On the lessons with video, I have been watching the video only. The text underneath seems like the same exact content, only with different wording. Am I missing out on anything if on the video lessons I only watch the videos?

Hi all! I’m utilizing my maternity leave to get geared up for the August LSAT 💪🏼(little buddy’s first word might be “assume” at this rate).

Would any other moms be interested in a group chat to stay motivated and connected to people also balancing regular life, kid life, and law school prep? I’m thinking that this could be for people at all stages of studying :)

Comment below if you would prefer a discord or Signal chat (no classified info, I promise!)

I wanted to take a moment to really shout out tutor and course instructor James Marmaduke for going above and beyond. Through a twist of fate, I ended up registered for his Feb 2025 advanced LSAT course and he genuinely cares about each and every one of his students. From my personal experience, especially if you are very self-accountable, I can truly say that a class with James would be worth investing in. As I sat through our first weekly check-in, I was surprised at how much he actually cared about my overall LSAT journey and how obvious that this was more than just a job for him. Also sending much thanks and appreciation to Thomas Langmuir for his patience and support in making this happen in the first place!

Hello everyone, just wanted to see if there are people in the Sarasota area that would want to connect and study together. I take the April LSAT but depending on how well it goes, I might have to take it again in June. I'm a little too inconsistent on my practice exams and would like to work with different people and learn how they approach different questions. Also, I am currently in Gainesville for school but will be back in Sarasota in like 2-3 weeks.

Here is an LR Cheat Sheet I derived quite a while ago. I hope it helps some of you out there.

Best of luck to all!

LR Question Type Cheat Sheet

Inference Questions (Must Be True)

General:

• Requires you to select the answer choice that can be proven by the information presented in the stimulus.

• Pre-phrasing answer choices is often difficult

• Correct answer choices tend to be conservative and free of “load-bearing” language

• Often the stimulus is a fact set and not an argument

Correct Answer Types:

• Paraphrased answers: are answers that restate a portion of the stimulus (at times easy to miss b/c stated in different language than the stimulus)

• Combination answers: answers that result from combining two or more statements in the stimulus

Incorrect Answer Types:

• Could be true answers: are attractive b/c they could be true, but are nevertheless incorrect b/c they do not HAVE to be true

• Extreme answers: are exaggerated answers that are too extreme to be supported by the information presented in the stimulus

• New information: answer choices that bring in new information without warrant (make sure it is not the result of combining two or more statements which would make it the right answer)

• Opposite answers: answers that are completely opposite from the information presented in the stimulus

• Shell Game: vey subtle shift in concept or term that makes the answer choice slightly incorrect (Alex is greedy therefore Alex is mean: greedy and mean are not the same thing despite being similar)

• Reverse answer: answer choice will reverse the relationship of two key terms

Weaken Questions

General:

• Stimulus will almost always contain an argument

• Understand the structure of the argument to gain perspective necessary to attack the author’s position (reasoning errors are usually present)

• Weaken questions often yield strong pre-phrases

• Correct answers rarely attack the premises, rather they almost always show that the conclusion does not necessarily follow from the premises (that is to say, the answers will attack the relationship between the premises and the conclusion made by the author)

• When you have conditional reasoning in the stimulus and a Weaken question, immediately look for an answer that attacks the necessary condition (show that the necessary condition does not need to occur in order for the sufficient condition to occur)

Correct Answer Types:

• Incomplete information: the author fails to consider all of the possibilities or relies upon evidence that is incomplete

• Improper comparison: the author tries to compare two or more elements that are essentially different

• Qualified conclusion: The author qualifies or limits the conclusion in such a way as to leave the argument open to attack

Incorrect Answer Types:

• Opposite answers: answer choices that actually strengthen the argument (tempting because it relates perfectly to the argument but in the opposite way needed to be correct)

• Shell game answers

• Out of scope answer choices

Does anyone have any good tips, tricks, or processes that helped them memorize the types of flaws? I am having a hard time doing so. Thanks!

Good evening. I wanted to post this to see if anyone is available in the charlotte area and wanted to study with me. Please let me know if you are. I work a 8-5, so it would be on the evenings during the week and weekends can be more flexible.

Hey guys,

I am trying to log into my LSAC account and it isn't letting me. I tried resetting my password and that didn't work. I've also tried to call tech support and it hangs up saying "Line is busy." Would appreciate any help!