Sep 17, 2026 · 19 min · 7 segments
LSAC's law school forums put you in one room with close to 180 schools, a table of practicing lawyers, financial aid experts who will actually answer your specific questions, and a few hundred other…
Kyle McEnteeGuestYeah, that's my travel schedule for the
It's a lot.
It is
But there, you know, there are fun events and I want to say something about the digital events as well.
So these are, obviously it's a different experience, but every school has its own room and it's a Zoom room.
We also have these virtual sessions that are ongoing so we do four the same we do four sessions back to back to back to back for 30 minutes each and then we roll it back i always do the lsat session with my colleague james laurier and uh that's always fun because i always try to make him laugh and ask him really tricky things and ask him really snarky things and i quote read it adam and uh we have a good time with it but you know it's all the very best information you know he writes the lsat so you can really get inside someone's head and explain to you, no, we're not trying to trick you.
It is learnable because it's a skills assessment, but it's like nothing's tricky.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
There's nothing nefarious or backhanded going on.
It's just hard.
Yeah, we'll have the link.
But if you head to lsac.org backslash law school forums, that's the page that I'm on where I'm getting that I'm reading off of.
We're going to be at all the ones we're allowed at, which is...
All of them except for, like Kyle said, the domestic ones.
Come by our booth.
It's going to be from the podcast, me and Bailey and a few other people from Seven Sage who are rotating in and out who you may not be familiar with, but also great uh come by we have a lot of great merch we have a light up spinning wheel where you can win said merch and we also have just a wealth of information if you have any questions about the lsat study process about seven's age about really anything you've heard on the podcast or if you just want to say hey come by we're excited to see you so we'll be at all of those um so we're excited for that too it's a great opportunity to interface directly with our students and our listeners.
Yeah, that's my travel schedule for the
It's a lot.
It is
But there, you know, there are fun events and I want to say something about the digital events as well.
So these are, obviously it's a different experience, but every school has its own room and it's a Zoom room.
We also have these virtual sessions that are ongoing so we do four the same we do four sessions back to back to back to back for 30 minutes each and then we roll it back i always do the lsat session with my colleague james laurier and uh that's always fun because i always try to make him laugh and ask him really tricky things and ask him really snarky things and i quote read it adam and uh we have a good time with it but you know it's all the very best information you know he writes the lsat so you can really get inside someone's head and explain to you, no, we're not trying to trick you.
It is learnable because it's a skills assessment, but it's like nothing's tricky.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
There's nothing nefarious or backhanded going on.
It's just hard.
Yeah, we'll have the link.
But if you head to lsac.org backslash law school forums, that's the page that I'm on where I'm getting that I'm reading off of.
We're going to be at all the ones we're allowed at, which is...
All of them except for, like Kyle said, the domestic ones.
Come by our booth.
It's going to be from the podcast, me and Bailey and a few other people from Seven Sage who are rotating in and out who you may not be familiar with, but also great uh come by we have a lot of great merch we have a light up spinning wheel where you can win said merch and we also have just a wealth of information if you have any questions about the lsat study process about seven's age about really anything you've heard on the podcast or if you just want to say hey come by we're excited to see you so we'll be at all of those um so we're excited for that too it's a great opportunity to interface directly with our students and our listeners.
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