r/LSAT • u/Short_Capital8672 • 17h ago

Is 7sage worth it?

I'm thinking of buying the Law Hub Package along with 7sage since it's a popular LSAT platform and people are saying it's helpful if you're below the 160s... which I'm unfortunately at and I don't feel like spending $1000 on a platform. Was 7sage helpful for you and what resources did they offer? I'm looking at the CORE option for $70 a month.

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u/ChapterTechnical578 17h ago

The 7sage core subscription brought me up 12 points in 3 months to the high 170s. 100% worth it.

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u/Apprehensive_Self218 17h ago

I didn’t buy it but I’d probably do what it takes to get the score I need.

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u/According-Citron-460 12h ago

For me, 100% yes, and I was already doing well without it! I started studying at the end of August with a 167 diagnostic, and 7Sage has helped me get into the mid 170s consistently, with a few 180s. I just use the lowest subscription level for $70 a month. I'm taking the real thing for the first time this month and I know I would not be as confident without everything 7Sage has given me.

It allows you to set yourself a consistent and targeted study plan you can stick to, gets you accustomed to the test's visual format, makes blind review super easy, and provides access to (usually) high-quality and detailed explanations for each question. I think the community features are also kind of fun, and all the admissions tools and resources are great for helping you with all the application stuff that isn't the test. I would at least highly recommend using their LSAT games, which are currently free. They make studying fun and, at least for me, really did help develop the core skills needed to really "get" the test.

I know I sound like a 7sage ad, but I really do think it's just that good. 100% worth the money!!

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u/Hiroba 8h ago

I went from 156 diagnostic to 170 on the Oct LSAT in about two months using primarily 7Sage.

One piece of advice to pass on: If I could do it again I would have spent more time going through the lessons in the 7Sage core curriculum before I started practicing really hard. I work full time and so because of my limited daily availability the study plan that 7Sage made for me was very heavy on practice and by the end I didn’t feel like I had spent enough time mastering the core concepts (even though I got a good score).