Recent Episodes

Ben and Nathan tell an Anonymous listener not to overthink their personal statement.

Nathan and Ben advise listener Diana to take fewer timed sections and to spend more time in review and untimed drilling.

Listener Jordan was denied admission to their top-choice law school despite having an above-median LSAT score and GPA.

Nathan and Erik identify some common patterns in LSAT Reading Comprehension.

Nathan and Ben recommend scaling back your Logic Games practice if you’re already perfect on the games.

You must be willing to walk away from bad scholarship offers.

Ben and Nathan explain why to master any LR question type you must first attack the argument.

Law school rankings may be inevitable. But that doesn’t mean you have to take them seriously.

LSAT Demon student Zahraa joins Erik to share the story of her 26-point LSAT score improvement and of her experience so far in law school.

Nathan and Ben advise LSAT students to ignore the clock in LG and focus on solving each game with high accuracy.

The guys applaud listener John for planning to take the LSAT well in advance of his application cycle.

Just because an LR question doesn’t mention a flaw in the argument doesn’t mean that the argument isn’t flawed.

Ben and Nathan urge an anonymous listener not to give up on Logic Games.

Ben and Nathan explain why your application timeline is secondary to your pursuit of a higher LSAT score.

Ben and Nathan help listener Big A choose a personal statement topic.