Just 7Sage ....

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  gettysburg Alum Member

  October 2018 126 karma

  I used 7Sage in tandem with PowerScore Bibles. I actually read through all of the Bibles before starting 7Sage and I felt like it gave me a good foundational understanding of some concepts in logic.
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  beezmoof Alum Member

  October 2018 555 karma

  I wish I had picked up the LSAT Trainer book earlier. It's a great companion to 7sage. Gives a strong foundation in picking up flaws and setting good habits
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  Leah M B Alum Member ⭐

  October 2018 8392 karma

  The only thing I have seen people recommend is The LSAT Trainer. I don't think the Powerscore bibles are either that helpful or work well in conjunction with 7sage. 7sage material is really all-inclusive. I think it has the best foundation to work from. But, I have heard that The LSAT Trainer is the most compatible with 7sage methods.
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  JPJ July2021 Core Member

  October 2018 1532 karma

  I used the LSAT Trainer before 7sage and I honestly feel like it was a waste of time. 7sage is infinitely better.
• keets993 Alum Member ⭐ ⏰ 🍌

  October 2018 edited October 2018 6050 karma

  I used the trainer and a bit of powerscore before I used 7sage and did learn a little bit. I will say that one of the most confusing things while going through to 7sage was relating what I learned in 7sage to what I learned through other companies. Because they categorize flaws differently, different diagraming techniques, etc, I personally feel like I would've been better off just starting with 7sage. I think once you have a good understanding of fundamentals, you can go through other prep companies and pick up pieces that help you. But when you're intially starting out (and not someone with a diagnostic in like 160s or needs only a few point improvements) just stick to 7sage since it's the most thorough. And don't skip anything!