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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.
Unknown Host hosts The 7Sage Podcast, a education show with 254 episodes published.
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 fro
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
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 the
Leah was 35 and a decade into a political career when she decided to go to law school. This episode follows her whole journey, from that first decision to a 173, a T14 acceptance, and a major scholarship at Michigan. Eth
Is law school admissions actually fair? Ethan, coordinator of 7Sage's admissions program, sits down with writing consultant and Yale Law grad Pauline to grade every part of the application against a four-part test of fai
Vivienne started with a 129 diagnostic, took the LSAT five times, wrote every optional essay Penn offered, and got the call from the dean of admissions. In this episode, she breaks down what actually moved the needle: st
This week we go deep on what's new at 7Sage and what's keeping admissions officers up at night. J.Y. and Kevin join to break down two big releases: the AI Coach, which surfaces tutor-level feedback on your timing, pacing
The LSAT is getting a major overhaul in August 2026, and Kyle McEntee from LSAC came on to walk us through all of it: the new in-person testing requirement, distance exemptions, the first-come-first-served scheduling win
Three segments this week. Alex tackles a listener who scored 150 on their first timed PT after six months of studying, with hard truths about blind diagnostics, anxiety, and why waiting only makes it worse. Bailey talks
Three segments this week. First, Alex and Bailey break down how to translate the densest, most convoluted answer choices on the LSAT into something you can actually evaluate. Then Bailey sits down one-on-one with Sydney,
Phoebe wasn't planning on law school. She was working in entertainment in LA when a friend half-jokingly suggested they study for the LSAT together. She took a diagnostic, scored a 163, and was hooked. Four months later,
MJ asks: the more practice tests I take, the more my scores cluster in the same narrow range above 162. Is this plateau a natural result of high PT frequency, or am I stuck at the ceiling? Henry and Bailey unpack what pl
Alex sits down with Sean, one of 7Sage's tutors, to walk through his LSAT journey from a 153 diagnostic to a 173 official score. Sean talks about discovering the LSAT through a Christmas gift prep book, splitting his stu
Getting into law school is one thing. Figuring out how to pay for it is another. In this episode, Alex sits down with Leah Young, Student Success Resource Lead at Juno, a company that negotiates private student loan rate
Alex and Bailey are joined by Kevin Lin, 7Sage's senior content creator, to tackle one of the most debated topics in LSAT prep: conditional logic and diagramming. Is diagramming a must? A waste of time? Somewhere in betw
You've been grinding through your LSAT prep and finally start seeing scores in the mid-to-high 170s, only to fall back to the high 160s on your next practice test. Sound familiar? In this episode, Alex and Bailey break d
Feeling burned out right before test day? In this episode, Alex and Bailey tackle a question from Sharon, who's been studying for six months and has hit her target score on multiple practice tests but is battling mental
Just finished the LSAT core curriculum and frustrated that your Reading Comprehension timing isn't where you want it yet? Alex tackles a question from Zach, who's been drilling for a few weeks but can't hit the 8:45-per-
Perfectionism can be your biggest enemy on the LSAT. In this episode, Alex tackles a question from listener Mia about how to handle frustration and discouragement when missing questions during study sessions. Alex shares
Waitlists are longer than ever this cycle, and Ethan and Alex explain exactly why, from yield protection to the new reality of private loan financing. Ethan, who got off the Yale Law School waitlist himself, shares a pra
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