My one big regret is paying a separate company (which I won’t name here) over $200 for an “advanced logic games” course before I discovered 7Sage - the videos here are the best I’ve seen, and nothing offered in that expensive course comes close to the value offered here. I’ve never taken the 7Sage CC, so I’m not sure how they compare, but Blueprint offers excellent video lessons while lacking in many other areas. I did the entire Blueprint prep course before discovering 7Sage, and I can share my thoughts:īlueprint’s videos do an excellent job of covering the fundamentals, but they lack sophisticated question analytics and decent explanations for many test questions. reading comp i was totally good and didn't need to try the 7sage method. I would say though 7sage is most helpful for logic games and LR at least for me, especially with the explanation videos. So I'd say 7sage was super helpful with that and helped my score jumped like 10 more points. That's when I started 7sage, granted since I did both Kaplan and Trainer, I didn't have to watch every single video in the course, but it helped me bridge the gap that Trainer couldn't as I'm reviewing answers and identifying what I needed more information on. LSAT Trainer was great, especially for reading comp but since it's all in a book, they can only go so much in depth and wasn't very helpful for when I actually reached the practice tests stage and got answer choices wrong, and needed clarification on those.
Kaplan was only useful in telling you shortcuts on how to reach answer choices tbh and didn't really explain the reasoning behind the answers/question stems so my score only went up like a few points after the course and it was not very helpful. I did Kaplan and LSAT Trainer before 7sage.
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