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Hello everyone!

I am new to TLS and to the LSAT. I am a Junior in college and plan to take the LSAT in June or September. I discovered this website yesterday and have spent a couple of hours reading through the posts, and first, let me give a BIG THANK YOU to all who contribute their time to this page it has been extremely helpful.

I have run into a couple of different websites like 7Sage, Powerscore etc where you can enter your LSAT bubble sheet and it gives you a breakdown of your strengths and weaknesses to help you better understand your areas of improvement. Does anyone have any experience using these LSAT trackers, and if so, which do you recommend to use? I cannot see myself using all of them, it would be impractical so if yall can help me find one that is solid it would be much appreciated.

Thanks all,

-Gustavo

Yea don't use all of them. Personally I loved 7sage- it's good at showing your trends and each question has a breakdown of how many 7sagers picked each answer choice, so you can see the trap answers, and then you can try and figure out why it was a trap answer, why it is wrong, and how not to be fooled by it again.

I agree with Louis. I used an excel document just to record what tests I had done, which sections of practice tests I had done, etc. Pretty much just showing me what was done and what needed to be done.

I used 7sage for the analysis of everything, and it was great. I honestly didn't even look for anything else after 7sage. Maybe there is something better somewhere out there, but I never needed it. Best of luck, don't let the mentality of 50 percent of this community drag you down!