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The 7Sage Podcast

The 7Sage LSAT Podcast
LSAT
7sage
Reading Comprehension
Logical Reasoning
Law School Admissions
Test Preparation
Study Habits
Law School
Conditional Reasoning
Logic Games
Study Strategies
Burnout
LSAC
Education
Test Anxiety
Flaw Questions
Practice Tests
LSAT Preparation
Mental Health
Drilling

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 makes a strong Cornell Law application? Michael Cummings, Assistant Dean of Admissions at Cornell Law School, joins Ethan and Pauline to discuss what his team looks for—and how applicants can tell their stories effectively.

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What makes a law school application stand out? How does an admissions office actually make its decisions?

In this episode of the 7Sage Podcast, Ethan, Pauline, and Bailey are joined by David Kirschner, Associate Dean of Admissions, Financial Aid and... more

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What makes a law school application stand out? And how do admissions officers evaluate applicants who don’t fit neatly into a median? Ethan and Pauline speak with Rob, UCLA Law’s Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid, about how his team reads applicat... more

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In this episode, the crew dresses up, discusses changes to the LSAT, and reviews one of the most memorable law school applications in movie history: Elle Woods’s application to Harvard Law in Legally Blonde.

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Recent Guests

David Kirschner
Associate Dean of Admissions, Financial Aid and Innovation at USC Gould School of Law.
USC Gould School of Law
Episode: We Spoke to USC Gould Law
Mathiew Le
Assistant Dean of Admissions at Texas Law; previously Dean of Admissions at the University of Washington
Texas Law
Episode: We Spoke to Texas Law Admissions
Dean Z
Former Dean of Admissions at Michigan Law and Michigan Law alumna
Michigan Law
Episode: We read applications with Dean Z
Kyle McEntee
Senior Director of Pre-Law Engagement
LSAC
Episode: Special Episode: Do Not Miss These Law School Events!
Kevin Lin
Chief content creator
7Sage
Episode: LawHub's Tester Changes Again, and How to Crack Conditional Logic
J.Y. Ping
Founder of 7Sage
7Sage
Episode: New Features with J.Y. Ping & Kevin Lin; Aseman's Journey to 179; Admissions Q&A
Leah Young
From Juno, focused on financial education and private loan options for students
Juno
Episode: What Your Law School Won't Tell You About Loans
Brooklyn Hope
Question asker from the audience seeking study strategy advice
Episode: How to Balance PTs and Timed Sections? | The Short Cut
Emily Bashaw
Live class instructor at 7Sage
7Sage
Episode: From Study Buddies to 7Sage Tutors

Hosts

Alex
LSAT instructor with a background in mental health, test anxiety, and study skills
Bailey
LSAT expert and instructor who has helped thousands of students
Ethan
Lawyer and admissions program leader who helps students prepare law school applications
Pauline
Practicing attorney and law school admissions consultant; Yale Law School graduate

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 301 ratings
  • AMAZING!!

    I absolutely love listening to this podcast. Easy to listen to, doesn’t feel like a lecture like most LSAT podcasts, and great banter between the hosts of the show!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    blahcheerleader123
    United States8 months ago
  • Amazing podcast

    Love this podcast. 7Sage has been a great platform: comprehensive, clear explanations and genuinely supportive staff. The podcast is no exception. It’s easy to listen to, engaging and I always walk away with practical study tips. Highly recommend to anyone preparing for the LSAT. Look forward to every Monday for a new release!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    I. Presse
    Canadaa year ago
  • Love

    So helpful! Audio quality is awful though 😔

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    glacaria
    United States2 years ago
  • So great!

    Love the banter between Alex, Bailey, and Henry! Such good energy make the LSAT journey a bit less dreadful!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    porpinao
    United States2 years ago
  • The version of just Henry and Aastha was better

    Gone downhill

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    nik68637543
    United States2 years ago

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The conversational banter and host chemistry make difficult preparation feel more engaging and less isolating.
Student stories and high-scorer experiences offer motivation and relatable examples of different study paths.
Some listeners report poor audio quality, despite praising the content.
Listeners value the mix of practical LSAT instruction and broader law school admissions advice.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

We Spoke to UCLA Law
Q: Do admissions officers look at the fact that you graduated years ago when, honestly, it was just a different time of GPAs?
UCLA Law considers where and when the GPA was earned, the applicant's major and courses, grade trends, and how the GPA compares with peers from that period.
We Spoke to UCLA Law
Q: Is November too late? Is January too late?
Applicants should apply as early as possible with their strongest application. A stronger LSAT score later in the cycle may be preferable, although rolling admissions and class-size planning can make later applications more difficult.
We Spoke to USC Gould Law
Q: What do you like from applicants when they're on the waitlist?
Kirschner says applicants should complete the waitlist response form, reply to reconfirmation emails, and send periodic letters of continued interest and relevant resume updates. He tracks those communications and recommends against weekly messages.
We Spoke to USC Gould Law
Q: Are you thinking about AI when you're comparing GPAs now? Are you thinking about it when you're reading essays?
Kirschner says USC requires application materials to be authentic and genuine but does not prohibit AI use. He recognizes that AI tools are increasingly used in legal work and cautions that applicants should not let them replace an authentic personal voice.
Should You Even Apply This Year?
Q: Should I keep studying and apply this cycle, or take a gap year and apply again in the next cycle?
They advise setting a goal score based on target-school medians and recent practice tests, and generally recommend applying early because admissions are rolling. For this student, the answer-change pattern in practice tests and recent legal assistant job make waiting a cycle to improve the LSAT score and build work experience a strong option. They also note that waiting may not help applicants who cannot gain useful experience during the year.

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What is The 7Sage Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Practical guidance for people preparing for the LSAT and navigating law school admissions, from study plans and question strategies to school selection, application essays, resumes, and financing. Regular contributors Alex, Bailey, Ethan, and Pauline bring experience in LSAT instruction, admissions consulting, and legal practice. Episodes combine expert discussion with listener questions, application reviews, live score-release conversations, and occasional interviews with law school admissions leaders and pre-law professionals. Student perspectives add real examples of test preparation and application decisions, while the hosts connect test strategy to the broader demands of pursuing a legal education. The tone is conversational and often ... more

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2. Mathiew Le
3. Dean Z
4. Kyle McEntee
5. Kevin Lin
6. J.Y. Ping
7. Leah Young
8. Brooklyn Hope

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