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Practice on LSAC's Website or 7Sage for LSAT FLEX?

teeksd9898teeksd9898 Member
edited March 2021 in General 112 karma

To everyone that's been taking timed PTs-- Is it better to take full practice exams on the LSAC website, or to stimulate flex conditions on 7Sage? What did you all find was more efficient /accurate? It's much easier to stimulate FLEX on 7Sage's interface, but I feel like the question clarity (especially for questions like RC) are so much better on the LSAC test hub.

I could use any advice.

Thanks!

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  • kvitka22kvitka22 Member
    257 karma

    I have the same question- also are you able to stimulate flex on Law Hub?

  • SufficientConditionSufficientCondition Alum Member
    311 karma

    7Sage for analytics, LawHub for technical grasp of the format. There are no analytics on LawHub.

  • kkole444kkole444 Alum Member ⭐
    1687 karma

    I test on 7sage to get the analytics then I blind review on law hub to get the format down. Once you blind review a few times on law hub taking the exam on test day in law hub is a breeze.

  • teeksd9898teeksd9898 Member
    112 karma

    @kvitka22 said:
    I have the same question- also are you able to stimulate flex on Law Hub?

    No :( Unfortunately, LSAT hasn't given us options to stimulat FLEX yet on Law Hub

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