Total Prep Intensive
Sundays, Mondays, and Wednesdays · 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
- 175
Ryan has a degree in geology and psychology from Texas State University, graduating from the honors college. He has taught the LSAT for 8 years, helping innumerable students get into T14 law schools.
His tutoring philosophy is to begin by helping students learn the question types in logical reasoning; he believes students should be able to explain, in their own words, what the questions are ultimately asking and how to approach the text in those questions. He has students write their own notes, based on the 7Sage core curriculum, making their own “instruction manual” for each question type. He loves to see students improve their understanding of our language, and he loves to see students accomplish their goals and achieve their dreams.
In his free time, Ryan likes to read, write fiction, and swim laps at the local spring fed pool.
- Official Score
- 177
Em graduated from the University of Alabama with a degree in Mathematics and minors in Physics and undergraduate research. She has been tutoring the LSAT since 2023 and teaches live classes and courses for 7Sage.
Em believes that anyone can achieve their goal score on the LSAT with the right approach, enough time, and consistent effort. Her sessions focus on helping students review effectively, develop meaningful takeaways, and recognize the recurring patterns that make the LSAT more predictable and efficient. She approaches new strategies as experiments, working collaboratively with each student to discover the methods that best fit their learning style and strengths.
Outside of tutoring, Em enjoys reading, putting together jigsaw puzzles, and spending time with her cats.
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
Strengthen, Weaken, and Resolve-Reconcile-Explain
Non-Causal Strengthen and Weaken Questions
Premise to Conclusion Gaps
Sufficient and Pseudo-Sufficient Assumptions
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