Accelerated Advanced Course (November Test)
Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays · Zoom
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We've condensed our entire advanced curriculum into two weeks, so that you can go into the November exam leaving nothing to chance. This is the perfect course for students who already have a strong foundation and are looking for advanced techniques to get them into the 170s. Our Advanced LSAT course's key insights and strategies offered on a tight, condensed schedule.
Focus on high-difficulty question types and advanced strategies Refine test-taking techniques and speed Perfect for students aiming for a 170+ score Course includes tailored study plan. All sessions are recorded and posted for review. *All 7Sage course purchases include a 7Sage live subscription for the duration of the class Maximize your score with advanced, targeted LSAT prep. Register today!
- Official Score
- 174
My name is Rachel Greenbaum and I’ve been teaching with 7Sage for over two years. I graduated from UC Davis in 2022 with a triple major in Philosophy, Cognitive Science, and History. I am currently a 2L at the University of Virginia School of Law and loving every minute of it.
When it comes to the LSAT, I’m all about making hard concepts feel doable. I love figuring out how each student learns best and turning abstract logic into practical, easy-to-follow strategies. My goal is to make the test less intimidating and (dare I say it) kind of fun.
When I’m not teaching or studying, you can usually find me baking something sweet, hiking with my dog, painting, or pretending I’m good at rock climbing.
Schedule
Learn how to quickly identify and comprehend the criteria for a correct answer
Learn when and how to negate answer choices.
Learn how to recognize different passage styles and quickly identify their purpose and main point.
Learn how to handle complicated conditionals and translate conditional indicators automatically.
Learn how to return to the passage strategically and find support for inferences while avoiding assumptions.
Learn about quantifiers and how to handle set logic.