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Practice Test Question
marshburnJL
Core Member
Hello out there!
I just started working through the program and have a question on taking practice tests.
It seems the prevailing wisdom is to go through a majority of the 7Sage training before taking any practice tests.
Is there any value in taking one at the beginning of training to establish a baseline?
Thanks in advance!!
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Welcome to 7Sage, @marshburnJL!
We generally recommend that students take the June 2007 Optional Diagnostic PrepTest to get better acquainted with the LSAT and to find their baseline or "diagnostic" score. However, if you'd rather not, that's okay too. You can save this PrepTest for after you've completed all the lessons in our Core Curriculum and take it then.
I hope this helps!