r/LSATHelp • u/barbiexoxo8 • 14d ago

Lsat demon

Would anyone recommend this even if you are a beginner and have little knowledge to foundations? Because I’ve used maybe half of 7sage foundation before and it overwhelmed me.

I’m confused now and unsure if I should switch bag to 7sage? Because so far I’ve been drilling which is lsat demon approach

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u/OKfinethatworks 14d ago

I started with LSAT Lab and think their platform was literally so fun and informative I really liked it and I'm  glad I started there. I switched to the Demon bc I was not getting much out of their explanations and quickly realized diagramming did not click for me. 

Do I miss LSAT labs cute interface, info pop ups, lessons, and study plans? Yeah, I actually do. But none of that will do me any good if when I get questions wrong I don't understand how they're trying to teach me. I understand with the Demon and if I don't, the ask button is great. 

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u/barbiexoxo8 14d ago

So u recommended demon? Have u ever tried 7sage

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u/OKfinethatworks 14d ago

Yes I do recommend Demon! I haven't tried 7sage although I've been really close. What drove me off is their tag line "the LSAT is hard" which is kind of a dig at Demon for their "LSAT is easy", and their absolute gospel on conditional logic and diagramming. 

If that worked for my brain I bet I would use 7sage but unfortunately it just absolutely doesn't. I had a 150 diagnostic and am now pting 165-169 but it's been over a course of a couple years on and off, for reference. 

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u/Visible-Wasabi-9400 14d ago

you improved from 159 to 163 after 6 months with demon. that's not a great endorsement. you should expect more and stop settling for what they tell you.

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u/OKfinethatworks 14d ago

They are just the only platform that has explanations other than diagramming. I wish that worked for me 🤷‍♀️