Recent Episodes

Solve Parallel questions like Ben and Nathan.

You're going to make mistakes. When you do, make sure you learn from them.

Your study plan should be simple. Focus on the question in front of you and review your mistakes.

This is your sign to take a gap year.

Tutoring won't hurt you, but it's not a silver bullet. Live is the best bang for your buck.

The timing trap is thinking about the timing.

Ben and Nathan work through a Supported question written by the Demon team. Try the question (subscription required): https://lsatdemon.com/start/drill/test/D/section/12/question/17

Josh and Nathan reassure a listener that law schools won't get their feelings hurt if you retake and reapply.

Nathan and Josh accept a listener's premises, but still doubt their conclusion.

Josh and Nathan answer a tough question from a student in an unfortunate situation.

Nathan and Josh advise a listener to talk to lawyers about their lives before attending law school.

Josh and Nathan give their advice to a student who feels stuck at 170.

Nathan and Josh advise a listener to focus on their improvement over time rather than fixating on their all-time best practice scores.

Don't white-knuckle your way through the LSAT. Take it one day at a time, one question at a time. Focus on accuracy on questions attempted.

Ben and Nathan correct a common Reading Comprehension misconception.