Recent Episodes

Rachel and Tim, two of our admissions coaches, answer some frequently asked admissions questions and tell you how to maximize your LSAC GPA.

Ben and Nate tell listener Josh there's no secret to getting to the final passage in RC. Speed comes from comprehending the passage and the questions.

Nate and Ben tackle a few listener questions about LSAT score variance and regression.

Ben and Nate tell listener Cristian to stop doing untimed sections and tests and instead use a mix of untimed drilling and timed practice sections.

Josh and Stefan, both current 1Ls, break down how the skills necessary for success on the LSAT are the same skills necessary for success in law school.

Nate and Josh dispense a quick bit of wisdom: Unless it's required, don't write an LSAT addendum for your law school applications.

Nate and Josh encourage listener Dan, a non-traditional student, to embrace the quality of his resume and set his sights high for law school.

Josh and Nate pick listener Lauren up off the mat and tell her to lock back in to her LSAT study after some recent disappointing practice scores.

Listener Chance is worried about finding time to study for the LSAT when he joins the Navy. Ben and Nate tell him staying sharp on LSAT skills is easier than he thinks.

Nate and Ben answer an unusual question from listener Alex: Can you review your LSAT mistakes too much?

Josh and Demon team member Stefan walk through the LSAT Demon approach in our written explanations and remind listeners to put in the work to understand the passage before getting to the question and answer choices.

Ben and Nate break down why you should avoid 3+3 programs and maximize your competitiveness for scholarships.

Josh and Nate respond to listener Eve's question on whether to share optional information in the law school admissions process.

Nate and Josh tackle a question facing college students with law school dreams: "Should I listen to my pre-law adviser?"

Listener Jack has used all five of his LSAT attempts. Ben and Nate tackle his request for advice on moving forward.