Total Prep Intensive
Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays · Zoom
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Whether you’re just starting out or pushing through a plateau, the Total Prep Intensive is our signature class for all-around LSAT prep.
Over 8 weeks, you’ll work through every major LSAT question type and logic type, so you walk into test day ready for anything. Two 99th-percentile instructors lead every session, which means twice the expertise in a classroom where questions are encouraged. You won’t just hear big-picture strategies. You’ll put them to work in real time, with live practice.
What’s included:
- Three 2.5-hour sessions per week for 8 weeks
- 60 hours of live instruction
- Two 99th-percentile instructors in every session
- A 7Sage Live subscription for the length of your class, plus extra time to keep self-studying after it ends
Learn from the best and start your LSAT prep with confidence. Sign up for the Total Prep Intensive today.
- Official Score
- 180
Ben found 7Sage near the beginning of his LSAT journey, and he credits much of his success to the clear explanations and detailed analytics that 7Sage provides. He first joined 7Sage as a tutor, and now teaches both live classes and group courses. He is excited to meet students where they are at to achieve their peak performance on the LSAT and learn to (at least somewhat) enjoy the test along the way. In addition to teaching the LSAT, Ben is finishing up his final year of law school and serves as an executive editor on the Harvard Law Review. When he's not working to build the most effective LR drills, Ben spends his free time juggling and learning to row.
- Official Score
- 173
Jawan is a recent graduate from UCLA and is currently preparing to apply to law school. Before becoming a tutor at 7sage, Jawan spent 2 years working as a substitute teacher in every type of classroom, from kindergarten to AP Calculus, with an emphasis on special education and resource rooms.
Jawan wants to help students "demystify" the LSAT by making it feel familiar and approachable. His approach to tutoring revolves around accessibility and individuality; he believes not only that anybody can master the LSAT, but that there's no one-size-fits-all method. His experience growing up with ADHD, combined with his time as a special education teacher, taught him the vitality of an individualized approach to education. Jawan meets students where they're at, takes extra care to understand their points of view, then tailors his lessons accordingly, helping each student develop their own patented approach to the LSAT's trickiest questions.
When he's not tutoring, Jawan can often be found indulging his passion for movies, whether at an arthouse theater or on the set of a local indie production.
Schedule
Getting Started
Conditionals and Must Be True Review
Argument Structure and Conditionals
Main Conclusion and Argument Part
Intro to RC
Most Strongly Supported
Causal Reasoning
Causal Strengthen and Weaken Questions
Strenghten, Weaken, and Resolve-Reconcile-Explain
Non-Causal Strengthen and Weaken Questions
Premise to Conclusion Gaps
Sufficient and Pseudo-Sufficient Assumptiolns
Necessary Assumptions (Part 1)
Necessary Assumptions (Part 2)
Flawed Reasoning
Method of Reasoning and Flaw Questions
Comparative Passages
Point at Issue Questions
RC question types overview and Parallel Reasoning
Parallel Reasoning and Parallel Flaw
Getting Faster
Speed Drilling
Intensive Class Review
Final Review, Test Day Preparedness