About the 7Sage LSAT community
7Sage LSAT is an online community for Lawyers with roughly 100K members. It uses a forum format for communication.
In their own words
Our mission is to make legal education accessible. The LSAT is the gateway to the legal profession, and thus it is the gateway to key positions in our society. But those who are unable to hire $150/hr tutors, or take $1000 LSAT prep courses have been at an unfair disadvantage. Until now. We want to level the playing field. Top-notch, high-quality LSAT instruction should be affordable, and we have worked hard to do just that. We started off releasing free explanations of LSAT questions, aiming to explain every single one, but it wasn't long before copyright lawyers crashed the party. They demanded a licensing fee and electronic protections every time we show an LSAT question. So, while we have to charge for access, the goal has always been, and will continue to be, to liberate legal education. This is why we released hundreds of our videos, including every LSAT Logic Games explanation, for free for nearly eight years until LSAC stopped us. This is why we donate our entire curriculum to PreProBono students. This is why we offer our course for dramatically less than every other major company we know of.
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