Here is what happened after 1 week only 30 hours studying with 7sage using J.Y. Solution: Use 7sage, use the blind review method. I made absolutely zero intellectual gain and understanding of anything really. My practicing with Khan only made me calm on test day because of the preparation. the rigorously 4 hour test day stamina down and I made little to no improvement. So thats 300 hours studying only to get the routine down, and used to timing etc. test scores released my score: 142 (original pre score 142). Everything was perfect, I had the timing down and was thinking I'm probably going to hit 155 because of the pressure in testing environments I have a stronger focus then at home, I figured that would increase my efforts and get me a few more answers. The test center was great (U of Arizona Tucson) very organized, 0 interruptions or annoyances. I felt great mentally and physically, my confidence was hi. On the test day January 26th, 2019 everything was great. I did full length timed prep tests about 15 of them My highest practice score was 148. But it fluctuated back to 142, even 138 on 1 test. My tests progressed a few points here and there after 30 days my score jumped to 148. I took off 3 months from work and studied 40 hours a week, and logged exactly 300 hours studying with Khan academy and the LSAC book.
While studying here is what happened to me: I started out with a an LSAT practice test to see where I was at day 1 it was 142.
And this review/advice is 100% unbiased I'm just trying to help anyone and excited using the 7sage so far (1 week in). I have 10 years experience working in Accounting and management etc. A little of my background: I'm 29 years old, BAS in Business Management 3.89 GPA cumulative University of Florida Graduated in December 2018. I also used the free book that LSAC gives you. I googled how many hours needed and I started with that. I wrote out a 300 hour schedule from November 1st until January 26th (LSAT test day). I started using the Khan academy and I had a very good study schedule and planned everything out. He is 100% correct as it happened to me so please learn from my lesson. talks about in the beginning is correct with NOT falling into the pitfall of taking practice tests just to see your score. I'm reaching out to you all and hoping I can save anyone from falling into the trap that I fell into: using Khan Academy (because its free) and not reviewing every question that I wasn't 100% certain I knew the answer.
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