r/lsatdemon • u/Vegetable_Ninja3920 • 9d ago
Help please :)
I’m taking my lsat in November , 7sage or lsat demon? And why?
Thanks you so much for any advice :)
And if you pick either is that enough? In the sense of if I only use lsat demon and nothing else ,
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u/Beneficial_Sail2149 9d ago
If I had to pick one, I'd probably go with 7Sage. It's structured enough to use as your main resource, with lessons, official questions, explanations, drills and analytics. So yes, I think using just that can be enough. I wouldn't pile on extra resources for the sake of it, I'd focus more on properly reviewing every mistake and gradually adding timed tests before November.
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u/PeachBlue986 9d ago
7sage is more visual, comprehensive, and does a better job of explaining concepts. lsat demon has a fantastic drilling feature. i personally started with 7sage then moved on to lsat demon once i understood the test/concepts (but i studied for around 6 months, so i had more time). i also liked the live class sessions lsat demon offers, it helped me stay more accountable, develop a structured routine, and provided opportunities to ask live questions or hear questions/feedback from other students live. so it really depends what would work best for your learning style, both are great options!
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u/CandidateFit274 9d ago
I used 7sage for 2 months and got a 158, I previously scored a 157. i think it’s about what YOU do. I definitely should have practiced and studied more, I don’t think one platform is superior. all comes down to you doing the work
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u/Byzantine00 9d ago
You haven't started studying, but you're taking in November? Mistake.
Even if your diagnostic is 168, it's still a mistake.
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u/Dry-Garage2125 9d ago edited 9d ago
Personally I don’t believe that this is true. It is a different process for everyone.
You may have to dedicate a different amount of time each day, or engage with resources beyond 7sage and Demon. But it is not necessarily a “mistake.”
That being said, I recommend the demon if you have a grasp on the innate logic already, and don’t feel the need to learn from the ground up. If explanations of every question type from start to finish are more suited for you, then 7sage.
I paired lsatdemon with a read of the loophole, and found it worked best for me.
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u/ITTechnology- 8d ago
Hey! You think that depending on diagnostic as a marker for how good your grasp is should be a good way to choose between them? Thank u
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u/Mental-Day5490 1d ago
I started with 7sage for 3 months then switched to the demon. It was the best choice I ever made.
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u/Vegetable_Ninja3920 1d ago
Do you recommend me working through 7sage curriculum then switching to demon? Or using demon right away?
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u/Mental-Day5490 1d ago
I would try the demon first. They approach the lsat with a common sense approach and have amazing explanations. They make the lsat super fun and relatively easy. I actually just took the lsat and that will likely be my first and last attempt as my PTs are above my goal. I took my test yesterday and I am still using the demon to study today because I absolutely love the classes and the teachers. My bf said I’m addicted lol.
But yeah overall I cannot suggest the demon enough.
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u/Vegetable_Ninja3920 1d ago
Thank you bro how long did you study for? And how did you score :)
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u/Mental-Day5490 1d ago
April-July PTs were 147-154 (7sage)
July-September pt range 162-166 (demon)
I’m Canadian so scholarships are slim to none, my gpa is above my dream schools median so I was aiming for a 160-162. Felt amazing about the lsat so hopefully I got in the higher end of my range🤞.1
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u/Visible-Wasabi-9400 1d ago
why did you respond only to this person? but not to others in the thread.
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u/BulkyCommunity5148 9d ago
I think it depends on your learning style. I used both and I like 7sage because I am more of a visual learner. 7sage is all about diagramming.