New York Fundamentals
Sundays · Midtown Manhattan
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Go all-in on your prep with 99th percentile instructors guiding you through our completely redesigned curriculum.
Includes 4 months online subscription at our live class tier (a $774 value) giving you access to our full self-study curriculum and live drop-in classes even after your course is over.
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Twelve weeks long, with 30 hours of in-person class
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Fully tailored: Focused homework plan and access to all session recordings.
- Official Score
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Ryan is a JD Candidate at Brooklyn Law who studied for the LSAT exclusively with 7Sage while working full time. That experience taught him that a demanding schedule doesn't have to be a ceiling on what someone can achieve on this test.
As a tutor, Ryan strives to do for his clients what his tutor did for him: reinforce strengths, address weaknesses, and share the knowledge he accumulated while studying. By prioritizing curiosity and helping to generate healthy habits, he's committed to helping clients build learning structures that foster their personal version of excellence.
Ryan is an avid Dungeons and Dragons player, theatre-goer, and dog-dad.
Schedule
7Sage orientation, LR fundamentals, conditional reasoning, Must Be True questions
Main Conclusion questions, Argument Part questions, advanced conditional indicators
RC fundamentals, RC Critique or Debate passages, Most Strongly Supported questions
Causal reasoning, RC Phenomenon-Hypothesis passages, Weaken questions, Strengthen questions
RC Problem-Analysis passages, Weaken & Strengthen questions, Resolve, Reconcile, Explain questions
RC Spotlight passages, premise-conclusion bridges, Sufficient Assumption questions, Pseudo-Sufficient Assumption questions
RC Single Position passages, Necessary Assumption questions
Method of Reasoning questions, Flaw questions, Necessary & Sufficient Assumption review
RC Comparative passages, Point at Issue questions, Flaw questions review
RC question types overview, Parallel and Parallel Flaw questions
Tips for getting faster (RC and LR)
RC review, conditional and causal reasoning review, next steps