Recent Episodes

Obsessing over accuracy is good. Obsessing over wrong answers isn't. Expecting answers to be wrong is one of the LSAT's best shortcuts.

If you take the LSAT the Demon Way, you'll have LSAT swagger. If you have LSAT swagger, you won't be thrown by unexpected circumstances.

A Demon Daily listener wrote in after being accused of cheating on the LSAT. Check out Thinking LSAT, Ep. 532: Cheating or Genuine Score Jump?: https://youtu.be/OqNHVKEgE1A?si=RERSHjXBKhj7_RR2&t=1421

Josh and Nathan advise a student to change their plan if at all possible. But if you're stuck on a tight timeline, focusing on accuracy is the best path forward. One-Hour LSAT: https://lsatdemon.com/resources/lsat-tips-and-strategies/one-hour-lsat

Ben and Nathan urge a Demon Daily listener to delay studying for the LSAT and focus on her other commitments.

This is the start of your legal career. Do it right. Let go of your timeline.

Ben and Nathan offer clear advice to a Demon Daily listener named Aarav. Don't let perfect become the enemy of great.

Demon Daily listener Lauren wrote in asking, "What does it take to score a 165?" Nathan and Josh's answer: Get paid more for fewer questions.

Chance, a former LSAT Demon student, crushed the LSAT the Demon Way. His advice: You'll mess up a million times. Learn from each mistake.

Nathan and Josh warn a Demon Daily listener to avoid making two major mistakes.

Leslie and Rachel join LSAT Demon Daily to share about the iGLAD admissions strategy. Follow the plan, and you'll be GLAD you did.

80% accuracy just isn't good enough. If you want to see real improvement, do fewer questions and refuse to get them wrong.

Tutoring is neither sufficient nor necessary to reach your goal score. Understanding every word on the page is both sufficient and necessary to reach your goal score. Slow down, and solve the questions one at a time. You got this.

Kevin, a Coast Guard Officer and Demon Daily listener, joins Damon and Abhi to discuss his journey through the LSAT and law school admissions. Kevin's path is a reminder that not every path to law school looks the same. Thank you for your service, Kevin. Operation Law School: https://lsatdemon.com/admissions/5/unit/10 VA Yellow Ribbon Search Tool: http://va.gov/education/yellow-ribbon-participating-schools/

This is your sign to take a gap year.