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Feeling very discouraged, defeated, and frustrated as LSAC changed the look of the interface AGAIN... 2 weeks before test day! Why is the text so incredibly tiny now?
I honestly feel like August test takers should be able to reschedule to September for FREE, and we should be able to sue them (to bad they force us to sign that we won't sue for us to even be able to take the test).
I know I am not alone in this frustration but changing it again two weeks before the August test days is actually mental. I feel like everytme I finally get used to a change they just pile more on. On top of that I was finally starting to score closer to my goal, and I feel the interface changes really screwed up my timing and momentum.
I wish everyone else luck on the August LSAT.
I am unable to click any answers-- it does not show that the answer has been selected, and the stimulus is so small. Is this an issue others are dealing with right now? I have asked people in the same state as me, and they have said yes, but I am concerned as to whether these are test format accurate or a mistake/bug on 7Sage's end.
Please fix the tester 7sage team! I can't select answers and I think others are having this issue too.
I saw that some people could not select answers earlier but it seems to be fixed for me by logging in and logging out, and then also adjusting the line spacing and font sizes. But, my bigger issue is such dramatic changes before the test like the interface looks so dramatically different and on PT's we cannot cycle through sections anymore, you have to click the 3 dots on the side and then cycle to the section you want. I just feel a bit upset because the old 7sage was aesthetic (lol) and it takes a bit of time to adjust to how things are which is not ideal before a test. What are your guys thoughts? I know there has been a lot of controversy especially with no longer highlighting words for some RC questions.
July 28th (8 days) is the registration deadline. Would hate for anyone to miss it. Best of luck all!
Anyone else having any problems with the new UI as of today the 20th? It looks terrible and is hard to read... You can hardly tell which answer is correct or incorrect since the green/blueish aura around it is very faint... I wish they would just stop changing it.
7Sage's Intrface does not match LawHub's anymore and I don't know which to expect on the real exam in August 2026 right now. LawHub's demo still has the ability to change the colors, font sizes and more by clicking the little person on the right but 7Sage does not anymore. Which one will be how the actual LSAT in August looks?
Anyone else feel like all these interface changes are making it harder to study?
I have been studying for the August LSAT, and decided to prep these last couple of weeks with my textbooks. Decided today to take a practice exam and the new highlighting interface sucks!!!!! When will LSAC stop changing things ugh
#LSACmorelikeLSUCK lol
How often do you guys usually take practice tests? I'm taking the August LSAT and just want to keep taking practice tests to reassure myself (getting a closer-to-goal score is so addicting) but I'm as equally afraid of burnout as I am of uncertainty.
My best PT so far! It's great to see the work paying off.
However, given the jump from my previous scores, I'm hesitant to take this as a definite marking point. Does anyone have any tips for consistency at this level (and translating a PT to a real logged score)?
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I'm finding all the changes so hard to keep up with!
Wasn't sure if this was a bug or not, so wanted to reach out and ask. It annoys me big time, so I'm really hoping it's just a bug! You can see it's being cut off at the bottom, because you can scroll up and down. I've tried disabling my bookmarks bar, but no luck!
Hey everyone,
So I've been going through the core curriculum and have a few questions about the analytics after every page, specifically related to the curve.
What does it actually mean when it says "Score of students with a 50% chance of getting this right?" What does that 50% chance actually refer to, and how can you relate it to yourself? Especially if you don't do blind review, you have up to 5 answers. How is this determined and how can you actually apply it to yourself and your understanding of a particular question type?
Cheers
Do people recommend signing up for multiple back to back LSATs before getting your first score back? I hope to apply to school this Fall as early as I can, but am taking my first ever LSAT in August and am not sure how I will score since I'm currently scoring within a wide range (158-169). I am hoping to break at least a 165. Should I just sign up for the September LSAT too to have something lined up in case I am not satisfied with my August score? Or wait for my first score and maybe sign up for the October one later?
Part of me doesn't want to lose momentum and I want to have a better idea of what score I'm applying with earlier on so I can tailor my school list to that (meaning I would sign up for September too), but I also don't want to rush the process to the point where I am sacrificing my best possible score. Trying to find the balance between applying early and getting a decent LSAT score. I also don't want to push off applying another year... so am trying to get the LSAT out the way :)
I am taking the August test and have been super confident in LR for a bit. -5 is basically the worst LR section im getting at all, I just cant get my RC up. RC scores will at best be -7 no matter what. Does anyone have any advice.
I am looking for a person & or group that can meet online & or in person to hold each other accountable on studying😭😭😭. Im aiming for 170s but in 160s. I have been putting off studying but if anyone whos in the same boat as me & wants to get back to it message me please. I do prefer female study buddies💓
Hi! I am taking the September LSAT in San Diego. I am looking for others who can help keep each other accountable with our studying! In person study sessions would be great, but I’m very open to virtual sessions or just someone to message about the process!
I’m 22, live in the La Jolla area, and my goal score is 165+
Please let me know if you’re interested or comment your Instagram and I’ll DM you there.
Does anyone know if on test day, we can make the text size larger? I know that with the new UI, you can change it while drilling. However, I want to be sure that if I do practice with a larger font, then I will be able to use that same size on the real test. Thank you for any input!
Hi,
I'm following the comprehensive core cirrciuylum and just finished the LR section. I just started Reading Comp. Should I just follow the plan exactly as it is and focus on Lr for now or should I start doing LR questions as well? I dont want to forget a lot of the LR content while I study for reading comp. Any advice or guidance would be great. Thank you
I've had a great last week or so drilling my weaknesses in logical reasoning, but this timed section today seems too good to be true. For context before this week of studying I averaged -5/-4 on LR and my best was a -3. Then I took the last week off of PTs and timed sections and only drilled LR weaknesses and this was my first timed section back. Now im potentially overthinking and questioning if this section was just extra easy... does anyone know if PT124 S2 is just an easier section and if so how much?
I took a test in April and got 160. Considering I was balancing studying with work and school, I was very proud of my score, but I want to get it up to at least a 165. I've been drilling and logging my errors, trying to make sense of what needs to change, and my most consistent mess-up is inference (especially in RC) and conditional logic. Are there any tips on how I can be thorough with my CR mapping, my RC reading while still getting the right answers in time???
Hi everyone! So I’m taking the August test, and I just took PT 156 last night and I’m feeling discouraged based off my results. I had been consistently scoring in the upper 150s on PTs in the 150s, but for this particular exam it was like the arguments weren’t clicking for me at all. I will deeply review it but I feel like I’m getting really stressed that the same thing will happen on my actual exam next month. Any advice?
