Is there any way I can take the LawHub Drill Sets on 7sage?

cbraissi · September 24

Hey guys, I'm loosely following the LSAT Trainer's scheduled recommendations for PTs and Drill Set. I know I can take the Drill Sets on LawHub, but I would prefer to have my metrics recorded on 7sage for later analysis. I understand that I can generate new Drill Sets on 7sage, but is there any way I can take the LawHub drill sets on 7sage as well?

Mary - Student Service · September 24

@cbraissi Unfortunately, there is no option to take LSAC Drill Sets in 7Sage as these are two separate sites. Please note that your LawHub account is linked to your 7Sage account solely for providing access to licensed materials and not for syncing any PrepTest or Drill data. I'm afraid you will need to create a drill set in 7Sage to have your data recorded.

Let us know if you have any further questions!

cbraissi · September 25

I suspected that was the case, thank you for verifying.

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