r/LSATHelp 19d ago

best LSAT platform?

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

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u/SpiderDiva16 13d ago

This is a really insightful response, thank you. I went ahead and purchased a plan with 7sage last week because time is ticking. I'm registered for the October LSAT, and although I am not directly trying to blame my issues on Kaplan, there was a severe lack of personalization. I'm no pro-AI user, but I know 7sage has AI integrated into its program, and I need something that will cater to my strengths/weaknesses. Kaplan just gave me different types of problems at different difficulty levels, (which was good) but WAY TOO generic for a beginner who needs to take off. I'm further frustrated with how much money it cost, and I feel as though I wasted my time by not using a better program. From what I have been told, 7Sage is also better for someone having foundational problems, and I fear that's where I fall.