I wish I could give more than 5 stars I have been using 7Sage as my sole LSAT prep for about a month and a half now, and so far it has been worth every penny. The videos are succinct yet informative, the quizzes and drills solidify key concepts, and the forum under every video is often well utilized by other LSAT studiers. I especially like that when doing drills/practice questions, 7Sage lets you know how quickly you should be aiming to finish a question, which has definitely made me faster. I have used other (very pricey) test preps in the past and 7Sage holds their own against them for a fraction of the price. I really cannot wrap my head around the fact that a program this comprehensive is so cheap. USE 7SAGE!

Best Money You Can Spend on LSAT Prep Syllabus is extremely thorough and helpful at teaching you how to think like an LSAT question writer so you can effectively improve your score. Simply drilling question types over and over again was not a totally effective way for me to improve, but going through all the videos in the syllabus helped a lot. Best logic game prep you'll find anywhere, too!

7Sage - Economical & Worth It My score has gone up by 10 points after using 7Sage. The breakdown of question types and explanation videos are immensely helpful and complement the way I learn. 7Sage also has an analytics tool to show you which sections to focus on based on. I would recommend 7Sage to anyone studying for the LSAT.

7Sage is a great resource 7Sage is a great resource! I have used 7Sage as a supplement to my own self-study and LSAT prep courses. The on-demand explanations and questions are super helpful and thorough. Further, the analytics portion of 7Sage is so helpful to understand where you need to improve. I have been able to get my logic games down to -4/-2 and currently improving on my logical reasoning.

Lessons are well thought out and… Lessons are well thought out and helpful. Some lessons may be superfluous to people who do a lot of academic reading already, but the beauty is that you can skip around and focus on the question types that you get wrong. They have each question categorized and labeled so you can practice a specific type of question over and over.