After a cold diagnostic score of 161, a flood of useless tips and tricks eroded my confidence. The Thinking LSAT podcast and the Demon changed everything, helping me master the LSAT and score an official 177. That 16-point jump opened the door to multiple acceptances at top schools, and this fall I’ll be attending the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School.

This is by far the best system for anyone who is serious about improving their score. It is the ultimate addition to any self-study plan and fulfills all the needs of a prep course without the price tag.

After scoring a 179 on the LSAT, I taught for the Demon to help others see how easy the LSAT can be. I was accepted to Yale Law, where I was a Coker Fellow and an executive editor of the Journal of Law & Technology. Now I work as a litigation associate at Debevoise & Plimpton in New York City.

Thanks to LSAT Demon, I took my score from a 147 diagnostic to an official 175 on my LSAT. I am incredibly grateful for Ben and Nathan's approach and the Ask Button team. Their common sense approach cuts through the fluff and makes the LSAT both funny and understandable. I'm so grateful that I found LSAT Demon!

After starting strong, I began to stall in my progress and couldn't break out of the low 150s. Then I diligently implemented the advice Ben and Nate had given me about predictions, and my scores jumped ten points in under a month. I am now attending a top-30 law school on a full-ride scholarship, with a stipend.

Just when I started to think the LSAT was a game that couldn’t be beaten, the Demon showed me otherwise. Doing the LSAT the easy way helped me score a 174 and attend WashU law on a full-tuition scholarship.