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The 7Sage Podcast

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The 7Sage Podcast is your guide to every stage of the legal journey. Each week, the 7Sage team is joined by admissions experts, current law students, and practicing attorneys to cover LSAT strategy, law school admissions, surviving 1L and beyond, and what it actually looks like to build a career in law. Whether you're staring down your first PT or studying for the bar, you'll find something here.

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What is The 7Sage Podcast about?

The 7Sage Podcast is your guide to every stage of the legal journey. Each week, the 7Sage team is joined by admissions experts, current law students, and practicing attorneys to cover LSAT strategy, law school admissions, surviving 1L and beyond, and what it actually looks like to build a career in law.

What has The 7Sage Podcast covered recently?

Recent episodes include "The LSAT is Changing in 2027" (27 October 2026, 14 minutes), "Are You Applying to Enough Law Schools?" (26 October 2026, 61 minutes), and "Should You Even Apply This Year?" (19 October 2026, 53 minutes).

How often does The 7Sage Podcast publish?

The 7Sage Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 49 minutes.

How hard is it to get booked on The 7Sage Podcast?

Booking probability for The 7Sage Podcast is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The 7Sage Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The 7Sage Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch The 7Sage Podcast?

The strongest fits for The 7Sage Podcast are Law & Legal Services and Universities & Colleges. The 7Sage Podcast has an education audience.

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The 7Sage Podcast is an education podcast.

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Recent episodes

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  • Oct 27, 202614 min

    The LSAT is changing in August 2027. What does that mean for your prep? In this episode of the 7Sage podcast, we break down LSACโ€™s announcement: three longer sections, unscored questions embedded throughout the test...

  • Oct 26, 20261h 1m

    How many law schools should you actually apply to? Is your safety school really a safety? And if you took time off for mental health treatment, should you explain it in your application? This week, Alex, Bailey, Ethan...

  • Oct 19, 202653 min

    Do you change right answers to wrong ones, then dread blind review because it makes the second-guessing worse? And if youโ€™ve already taken the LSAT and missed your goal, should you apply this cycle anyway or wait a...

  • Oct 13, 20261h 15m

    What does an admissions dean actually think when she opens your file? In this first episode of our admissions professionals series, Dean Z of Michigan Law reads three real listener applications and tells us exactly what...

  • Oct 2, 202657 min

    September score release day is stressful, so we went live to answer your questions in real time. Alex, Bailey, Ethan, and Shamala work through pre-recorded questions and chat questions from students who just got their...

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  • Sep 28, 202656 min

    Going to an LSAC forum this fall? Learn what actually makes a good impression (hint: don't ask anything that's already on the school's website) and how to turn a quick conversation into gold for your "Why X" essay. Then...

  • Sep 21, 202651 min

    Ever wondered whether "Legally Blonde made me want this" is actually the worst personal statement topic you could pick? Ethan and Pauline blind rank five of them, and the results might surprise you. Bailey does the same...

  • Sep 17, 202619 min

    LSAC's law school forums put you in one room with close to 180 schools, a table of practicing lawyers, financial aid experts who will actually answer your specific questions, and a few hundred other people in exactly...

  • Sep 14, 202646 min

    You know the difference between a necessary and a sufficient condition. So why do necessary and sufficient assumption questions still feel like a coin flip? Bailey breaks down the mix up at the root of it, plus the...

  • Sep 7, 202645 min

    Stephanie keeps switching right answers to wrong ones, and her blind review score is eleven points higher because of it. Then we pull up her analytics and find something worse: five minutes on one question she got...

  • Aug 31, 202656 min

    Cory is scoring in the low 160s, aiming for mid 170s, and about to leave for six months backpacking Europe. He wants to know how to hold his focus when people are shuffling around the testing center. Bailey answers with...

  • Aug 26, 202649 min

    August scores are out, and the number on the screen does not tell you what to do next. Alex, Ethan, Kevin, and Bailey break down how to decide whether to retake, how schools actually read a score history, and why a...

  • Aug 24, 202650 min

    You've been told a 180 must be better than a 175. It isn't, and the reason has less to do with math than with what an admissions officer thinks when they see it. Ethan explains why retaking a 174 is a mistake and what...

  • Aug 19, 20267 min

    Alex and Ethan come to you with a special announcement: LSAC is backtracking on a change to GPA calculation it announced just a couple of weeks ago. So what does this mean for you? Probably nothing, and if it was...

  • Aug 10, 20261h 17m

    We open with a bonus segment: Dean explains how he rebuilt 7Sage's free Admissions Predictor to account for the way your LSAT and GPA interact against each school's medians. Then the news. LSAC just stopped counting...

  • Aug 3, 202654 min

    You get it down to two, agonize, switch your answer, and the one you left behind was right. Sound familiar? Alex and Bailey break down why this happens to basically everyone and what to actually do about it: the rule...

  • Jul 20, 202656 min

    A stack of applicants with 174-plus LSAT scores, all rejected from Harvard. The common thread? Most of them wrote their essays with AI. In a new format, the team digs into what actually separates a strong application...

  • Jul 13, 202653 min

    Jehieli went from a 148 to a 176 on the LSAT, had her score held, was waitlisted at Yale, and negotiated a full-tuition offer from Berkeley Law, all as a DACA recipient ineligible for federal aid. In this episode of the...

  • Jun 29, 202646 min

    At a friend's wedding reception, Ariel struck up a conversation with the groom's brother-in-law about his first semester at Notre Dame Law. That one conversation ended up shaping the most praised Why Notre Dame essay...

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