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.
The Short Cut by 7Sage LSAT
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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.
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4/1/2026
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Recent Episodes
June 24, 2026
145 to Harvard Law & the Reddit Admissions Questions We Couldn't Ignore
<p>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 finally ditched solo studying, and how learning to be "a little delusional" changed everything. Plus, Bailey and Alex answer a listener wondering if August is too soon to crack the high 160s, and Ethan from admissions reacts to the most chaotic posts on r/lawschooladmissions, from anime personal statements to waitlists that feel suspiciously like situationships. </p>
June 22, 2026
Listen to This Before You Take Full Sections
<p>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're no longer just answering a question type you were handed, you're spotting the type AND the kind of argument in front of you, all against the clock. They get into why running full sections every day might be slowing you down, how to drill with more intention, and how to start predicting what a right answer will do before you look at the choices. If your accuracy keeps dropping the moment you go full-length, this one's for you.</p>
June 19, 2026
How Long Should Your Break Be?
<p>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 time away can quietly set you back, and how to ease in without panic studying. Plus the one thing you should never do the moment your break ends, and why feeling a little rusty is totally normal. Keep up the motion.</p>
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