7Sage consultants Tajira, David, and Christie discuss the timing and strategy of law school applications, then answer students' questions.

#48 - Law School Application Timelines

An interview with Brad, who went from homelessness to Harvard Law.

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#49 - 7Sager Brad - Homeless to Harvard Law

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#55 - How to Stand Out as a Splitter

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#66 - J.Y. and Scott Milam Discuss Five LR Questions From PT 92 Section 2

J.Y. speaks with Vanessa who scored a 173 on her LSAT up from her diagnostic of 138.

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#67 - 7Sager Vanessa - 138 To 173 LSAT

#75 - Getting Into Law School - Notre Dame Law with Jacob Baska

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#87 - Strategies to Master RC

Henry and Aastha talk about the blind review method, PrepTests, and toast.

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S01 Ep. 2: LSAT Hates It When You Blind Review

Henry and Aastha discuss RC strategies, the big 3, and henry’s lack of a childhood.

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S01 Ep. 5: The Secret to Reading Comprehension Sections

Henry and Aastha talk about some of the words you need to know to master the LSAT and murderous flamingos.

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S01 Ep. 6: The LSAT Dictionary

Aastha and Henry talk about common argument flaws.

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S01 Ep. 8: Stop making these LSAT mistakes

Welcome back to the 7Sage LSAT Podcast! In this episode, Aastha and Henry discuss "curve-breaker" questions—tricky questions that, if you tackle them right, can help make you a top performer on the LSAT. Curve-breaker questions often spell the difference between being in the top 10% and the top 50% of test-takers, so it's essential to know how to approach them. 

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S02 Ep. 2: How to Break the Curve

Even though it's not a math test, the LSAT often incorporates mathematical concepts. In this week's new episode of The 7Sage LSAT Podcast, Aastha and Henry talk about ways in which the LSAT might make you tap into your math skills—from comparing percentages to delving into economic principles. 

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S02 Ep. 8: LSAT Math

This week, it's our Season 2 finale! Join Aastha and Henry as they take a look back on the season and recap their favorite moments and episodes. After the finale, the podcast team will take a few weeks off from recording for the holidays, and then we'll be back with a new season. Looking for a podcast to listen to in the meantime? Check out How to Get Into Law School, a 7Sage podcast. For help with the LSAT or law school admissions, visit 7Sage.com.

S02 Ep 14: Season 2 Wrapped

Are you seeing steady improvement on untimed drills, while your scores on timed sections remain stagnant? Join hosts Bailey, Henry, and Alex as they discuss proven strategies that can help you close the gap between timed and untimed scores.

A Wrinkle in Timed Sections

If you're frustrated after getting the same score on your last handful of PTs, you might be experiencing a score plateau. Hosts Alex, Bailey, and Henry will help identify whether you really are plateauing and provide actionable advice to break out of that annoying (but very normal) phase of studying for the LSAT!

Score Plateaus: Mountains or Molehills?

Wrong answer journals are the vegetables of LSAT prep. They may not be your favorite, but they’re necessary for your growth. Join Bailey, Alex, and Henry as they walk you through the ins and outs of wrong answer journaling.

Wrong Answer Journaling 101

On the menu this evening: a heaping portion of LSAT tips with a dash of tricks tossed in for good measure. In this episode, Alex, Bailey, and Henry present a grab bag of strategies to improve your studying and LSAT performance.

Unsolicited LSAT Advice

Like all good things, at some point your LSAT studying journey will come to an end. But it can be hard to tell exactly when you’re ready to take the test. In this episode, Alex, Bailey, and Henry offer some insight.

Am I ready to take the LSAT?

Today on the podcast, Bailey and Henry talk through the new 7Sage approach to Reading Comprehension. Learn how reading for structure can help you take your studying (and your score) to the next level.

7Sage's New RC Curriculum

Retaking the LSAT doesn't have to be a drag. Join Bailey, Alex, and Henry for advice on avoiding burnout, refining your study plan, and boosting your confidence to tackle the test again with a fresh mindset.

Retaking the LSAT

Join Bailey, Alex, and Henry as they unpack the pivotal moment when test-takers face two tempting answer choices. They'll explore strategies to evaluate both options critically, avoid common traps, and feel confident in your final pick. 

Close Calls: Picking Between Two Final Answer Choices

This week Henry, Bailey, and Alex discuss dealing with setbacks (test-related and otherwise) during your LSAT journey.

Dealing with Setbacks

In this episode, Alex and Henry discuss the turning point in their test prep when they stopped fighting the LSAT and started embracing its rules. They reflect on how that shift changed their approach and share tips on how you can change your mindset, stop battling the test, and start using its structure to your advantage for better results.

Learning the Rules of the LSAT

In this episode, your hosts—Bailey, Alex, and Henry—tackle a common question: When should you start studying for the LSAT? Whether you’re a month away from the test or just thinking about getting started with your test prep, we discuss how to settle on a reasonable timeline for your LSAT journey. We also dive into strategies for dealing with tough LSAT vocabulary. Plus, this is our first episode back in video format, so you can now watch as well as listen!

In this episode, we cover:

When to start studying for the LSAT
How much time to dedicate to LSAT prep
Strategies for handling tough vocabulary words
Common LSAT prep mistakes and how to avoid them

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When Should You Start Studying for the LSAT?

In this episode, your hosts—Alex and Bailey—welcome special guest Nicole, a 7Sage Live class instructor, tutor, and former 7Sage student. Nicole shares her LSAT journey from a 154 diagnostic to a 173, discusses the importance of a solid study plan (hint: the 7Sage Core Curriculum is key!), and reveals how she makes even the driest Reading Comprehension passages feel like juicy gossip. We also talk about the value of live classes for building community, staying motivated, and getting fresh perspectives on tricky LSAT questions. Get ready for plenty of LSAT strategy, personal insights, and a few laughs along the way!

Nicole's Journey from 154 to 173

In this episode of the 7Sage LSAT podcast, hosts Alex and Bailey discuss the impact of the recent Los Angeles wildfires on their lives and the lives of their students. They explore how to navigate significant life disruptions while preparing for the LSAT, emphasizing the importance of self-compassion, flexibility, and community support. The conversation highlights the need to prioritize mental health and well-being during challenging times, encouraging listeners to reassess their study plans and reach out for support when needed.

Managing Challenges During LSAT Prep

Join Alex, Bailey, and 7Sage tutor Eric Broner for a fun, insightful conversation on LSAT prep, study strategies, and the importance of community. Eric shares his journey from a 161 diagnostic score to a 179 on the LSAT, revealing how live classes, community support, and strategic review helped him maximize his score. Learn why skipping questions might be the right move and how surrounding yourself with a supportive study group can make all the difference. Plus, don't miss their take on how timing, mindset, and finding balance are key to conquering the LSAT!

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Eric's 18 Point Score Increase

In this episode of the 7Sage LSAT Podcast, Alex and Henry dive into resolutions—both personal and LSAT-focused. They share their own resolutions, including strategies for making realistic goals and maintaining consistent study habits in 2025. They discuss the importance of setting manageable expectations for LSAT preparation, offering advice like focusing on quality over quantity in studying, and getting honest with yourself about your process. From study habits to specific tips for Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, this episode provides plenty of useful resolutions to help you succeed on the LSAT in the new year.

Tune in for a mix of practical tips, some laughs, and a few fun tangents about everything from study environments to mythological references. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share the podcast for more LSAT prep insights!

LSAT Resolutions for 2025

On today's episode David Busis, Partner at 7Sage Admissions Consulting, speaks with Stephen Brown, Assistant Dean of Enrollment at Fordham University School of Law.

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#26 - Getting into Law School - Fordham with Stephen Brown, Asst. Dean of Enrollment

On today's episode David Busis, Partner at 7Sage Admissions Consulting, shares one of his favorite personal statements. 

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#31 - Personal Statements - Tarte Tatin

On today's episode, David Busis speaks with 7Sage Consultant Tajira Mccoy, the former Director of Admissions and Scholarship Programs at Berkeley Law.

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- Overview of what happens after you apply: https://7sage.com/admissions/lesson/after-app-overview/

#36 - Getting Into Law School — Berkeley Law with Tajira Mccoy

J.Y. speaks with 7Sager Sami who scored a 173 on her LSAT up from her diagnostic of 152. 

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https://www.amazon.com/Sapiens-Humankind-Yuval-Noah-Harari/dp/0062316117/
https://www.amazon.com/American-Legal-History-Introduction-Introductions/dp/0199766002/
https://www.amazon.com/Law-Very-Short-Introduction-Introductions/dp/0198745621/


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