There's a change to the LSAT testing interface that most other platforms haven't adjusted for yet, and if you're drilling anywhere but 7Sage or Law Hub itself, you're training on an easier version of the test than you'll get on test day. Kevin breaks down exactly what's different, down to the highlighter tool and how answer choices behave now.

Then Harvard quietly dropped one word from their essay prompt, and the panel spends way too much time (and way too much fun) trying to figure out why.

Later, Miranda joins as our Student of the Day. She's gone from a 139 diagnostic to 159, and she's stuck on two things: conditional reasoning and how to write about her accomplishments without sounding like she's bragging. The panel walks through both, plus how to build a personal statement that actually shows growth instead of just listing it.