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Got LSAT questions? We've got answers. The Short Cut is a quick-hit podcast from 7Sage where we tackle real listener questions about the LSAT — study strategies, logic games, test day tips, and everything in between. No fluff, just the stuff you actually need to know.
Unknown Host hosts The Short Cut by 7Sage LSAT, a education show with 51 episodes published.
Longtime 7Sage tutor Julia went from a 145 diagnostic to a 175 and a seat at Harvard Law, and she is not pretending it was easy. She joins Bailey to talk through the six-month plateau that nearly broke her, why she final
You're crushing the drills, then your score falls apart the second you hit a full LR section. Here's what nobody tells you about why that happens. Bailey and Henry break down what changes when the section gets real: you'
You just survived the June LSAT and now you want to be ready for September. So how long should you actually rest before diving back in? Bailey and Henry break down why a week off is the smart move, why taking too much ti
You already review the questions you miss, so why isn't your score moving? Bailey and Henry break down what wrong answer journaling actually looks like, starting with the two questions you should ask every single time: w
How many practice tests should you actually be taking before the LSAT, and how long should you live in PT mode? Bailey and Henry lay out the real sweet spot (hint: it's not a PT every other day), how many total PTs you n
You PT'd a 169 and want a 173. Is four points by August realistic? Henry and Bailey break down why the 160s to 170s jump feels like a magical barrier when it's really just a few more points. They cover how to tighten you
You started a wrong answer journal, but it isn't moving your score. Bailey and Henry break down where these usually go wrong: vague notes like "try harder," tracking the wrong things, and skipping the one column that act
There's one thing test-takers do the night before the LSAT that quietly wrecks their score, and almost everyone is tempted to do it. Bailey and Henry break down the cramming trap, why it stresses you out more than it hel
You were scoring in your target range, then a week out it suddenly drops seven to ten points. Blind review feels easy, but timed questions you "never miss" start slipping, and every miss makes it worse. Bailey and Henry
A 7Sager's LR is solid at minus 2 to minus 5, but RC won't budge from minus 9 to minus 11. The culprit isn't comprehension or timing. It's a mindset: hunting for the "least wrong" answer instead of knowing what a right a
Working full time means some study days just aren't happening, and the guilt creeps in anyway. Bailey and Henry dig into where that guilt actually comes from, why a rest day every week is part of a healthy schedule rathe
KB went from a 137 to a 121 on back-to-back PTs and wanted to know what went wrong. Bailey and Henry break it down: you're taking too many PTs too close together, chasing a magic number, and treating tests as studying. T
Spending 30 minutes on a single LR question and still not sure you got it right? Bailey and Henry break down why that's happening and what to do about it. Stop watching the clock, stop second-guessing the stimulus, and t
You're in the 170s, you know the rules, and you're still missing questions. Bailey and Henry explain why that mental checklist might actually be working against you, and how to know when to trust your instincts instead o
Most test-takers wait too long for certainty that never comes. Bailey and Henry break down when to flag, when to bail, and why 80% confidence is usually enough to keep moving on RC.
Description: You're on pace to finish the section, so why would you slow down? Because skimming is quietly killing your score. Bailey and Henry break down why skimming feels like a time-saver but actually costs you more
Down to two answer choices and always picking wrong? Bailey and Henry diagnose the blind-review illusion, share a flagging routine for the questions you got right, and walk through the red-flag method for picking the "le
A high-scorer keeps missing easy LR questions while nailing the hard ones. Bailey and Henry break down the two most likely culprits: strategy drift on easier questions, or over-scrutinizing answer choices that don't need
Anastasia asks: she goes -2 to -0 on individual sections, but -5 to -2 per section on full PTs. What's going on? Henry and Bailey break down the gap. First, check whether you're really leaning -0 or -2 on those single se
Ahsley has three weeks until June and has been taking a full PT every other day. She's running low on fresh tests and trying to save the 140s and 150s for an August retake. Henry's verdict: PTs every other day are like t
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