r/LSAT • u/wickandtwig • 9h ago

Which study guide?

The top 4 methods I've gleaned from this site are: 7sage, LSAT demon, the LSAT trainer, and the loophole. If you had to pick one, which would you choose? Or would you choose more than one? Or would you recommend a different platform entirely? Thank you so much for your time and consideration of this post!

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u/Ok-Confidence6843 9h ago

i used the trainer and loophole together and that worked for me. trainer for overall strategy, loophole for LR specifically cause it breaks down question types real good. never tried 7sage but people swear by it for the analytics stuff

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u/PaleConclusion782 5h ago

Powerscore bibles for concepts + 7sage platform for drilling and video explanations has worked for me. Some lessons on 7sage are also good, especially the ones taught by Kevin. 

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u/Lazy_Passion6269 2h ago

It depends on your diagnostic and what you need to work on. I got a 161 diagnostic and afterward only ever used 7sage! If you already have the basics down, you can focus on the drills, analytics, and specific explanations 7sage has. I also got a 7sage tutor (Kyle) and he was super helpful :) ! If you have a diagnostic -155 or so I'd recommend starting with the basics like learning from the loophole before any drilling, if you have time.