I came to 7Sage from a different platform that was very drill based and drill heavy. I believed after several months I would have eventually caught on to the concepts and how to do the questions even though I didn't. My initial diagnostic was a 144 and after four months only went to a 147. I worked through the foundations of the core curriculum so far and a took a PT where I finally cracked into the 150s.

I approach questions with a lot more understanding and a method to approach them. I was told not to diagram but since I've learned how to do it my understanding has improved greatly while building on the foundations. Looking back I wish I started with this program built a foundation to grow upon.

The teaching sections, especially parsing grammar and dividing the sentences are a really helpful foundation when moving onto the other sections.

So far, I am really enjoying my course with 7Sage. I have only been using this platform for a couple of weeks and can already feel and see improvement!

I have taken the LSAT before but did so without a study plan. I am very happy I found 7Sage to help for my next exam.

I had a great expierence with 7sage!

4 weeks into the Core Curriculum and I can already see a huge improvement in my undestanding!

Enjoyed the lessons

So I previously began preppingfor the LSAT in 2018-2019. I took test masters and blue print courses. I honestly thought I would never master the LSAT. Why because the courses that introduced me to the LSAT were not conducive to teaching me the solid foundation of the lsat and its necessary requirements to be successful. I remember I walked into the in person test masters course the first day years ago. The instructor just started throwing questions at us- making myself feel super self conscious because I did not know what must be true questions were or I didn't grasp the structure on how to strengthen an argument. Imagine not teaching you the foundations and just throwing questions at you expecting you to answer them correctly. 7 sage is a god send. I honestly get at worst 3/5 to 5/5 questions on these interval mini trials set. I understand the concept and no longer have anxiety. I probably would have been done with law school had I discovered 7 sage years ago.

I was trying to self-study using a textbook, but I needed more structure. 7Sage's personalized study plan with a daily to-do list provided that. The videos make it engaging and SO much more interesting than just a textbook. Highly recommend.

My score went up and anxiety went down by reviewing the recorded classes. Definitely worth it to watch the classes and then do the practice blocks. I know if I started just a month earlier my score would have gone up another 5 points.

Love how much material there is. In the beginning, I was worried I wasn't doing enough real problems, but as I got past the first couple weeks it has ramped up which I am really happy about.

Having access to 7Sage's resources was a total gamechanger.

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I had an extremely positive experience with 7Sage. I can't imagine a better bootcamp-style crash course in the fundemental skills the LSAT tests than the core curriculum, and fine-grained information about my performance from 7Sage's analytics allowed me to take an efficient, data-driven approach to studying. Collectively, 7Sage's services played an instrumental role in my progression to scoring consistently in the high 170s.

A diverse educational set up. Hoping that law school has a similar model of instruction!

Really thankful!

7sage was wonderful for me. It really helped me see what areas of the LSAT I needed to focus on, and I love the community aspect. I will miss talking with students in the discussion boards. I recommend 7sage to any future-LSAT-taker as a comparatively affordable option, with a wonderful ability to study while balancing other responsibilities.

I went from a diagnostic of 158 in December of 2025 to an official score of 170 in April of 2026. Thank you to everyone on the team!

I got this subscription because I scored a 160 on my November 2025 LSAT and my goal is atleast a 170. So far I can already see the difference in how I was thinking and testing before to how I am thinking, processing, and analyzing currently. It is those small details that I was missing prior, simple things like reading my question stem first to see that the question stem actually said "EXCEPT" and not just choosing whichever. Going through the study plan day by day is helping me so tremendously and I am very happy with progress so far. For me breaking everything down into small steps is really helping me progress because if I can teach it to a baby, I can definitely ace the LSAT :)

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Thorough and comprehensive. I a have yet to take the test, but so far I have found the material highly beneficial.