7Sage LSAT Prep 17+

I am a first generation college student and law school applicant. With little guidance I decided to purchase a kaplan LSAT prep book before taking my first test in January . When I received my first score back I was beyond devastated. I didn’t believe that I could get anything higher and wanted to give up. I decided to take the test again this June and decided that I needed different prep material. I paid for a subscription for 7sage (sadly, I didn’t know there was an option for a $1 enrollment for fee waiver applicants until after I paid for it). I was able to increase my score by 10 points. I might’ve not received the highest score but I am able to have a chance of getting into law school which is exactly what I needed.

Minor bug I found since I have the contrast mode on so the website is black — videos put into full-screen mode revert back to white backgrounds and black text. I think what would take this app to the next level is allowing offline viewing of the videos (maybe a similar setup to Netflix’s app that allows users to download episodes to their device up to however much storage available). Out of habit I go to the website via Safari on my iPad. Especially since the test is going digital, I think it would help make things a lot more accessible for tablet users like me who rely on WiFi for internet access, which I don’t always have when I’m trying to study outside of home. Otherwise, I don’t see much benefit/difference between using the app over the website. Maybe this could be a feature for just Ultimate+ students, give people more incentive to sign up for the most comprehensive package?

If you are in search of a resource that provides you with a clear, personalized structure and schedule; excellent foundational information; and individualized feedback, 7Sage is your best option. In the past, I used the Powerscore Bibles (in addition to other books and online resources) and 7Sage has been far more helpful. It is very interactive (descriptive videos of questions and their answers, chat forums, analytical feedback, messaging boards with experts, study tips, etc.). This allows you to get individualized advice more easily than in a physical or online classroom setting. Plus, you can access it on multiple devices (helpful for when you are on the go). Thanks 7Sage! You got me hooked on the LSAT.