Recent Episodes

Ben and Nathan review a law school’s streamlined application process that doesn’t require a personal statement or letters of recommendation.

Ben interviews Angela Vorpahl, a consultant who guides law students through their 1L year.

Ben and Nathan discuss LSAT score ranges and why your confidence in your ability shouldn’t rise and fall with your practice test scores.

Ben and Nathan celebrate Demon students’ successes on the October LSAT—and encourage more students to retake the test.

Ben and Nathan discuss LSAC’s upcoming Analytical Reasoning Field Study and assure listeners that the Logic Games aren’t changing anytime soon.

Nathan and Ben discuss how the LSAT differs from other tests of IQ and why it’s possible to make huge improvements to your LSAT score despite its correlation with IQ.

Ben and Nathan take a glimpse behind the curtain at a law school’s approach to scholarship negotiations.

Today on the show, Ben and Nathan discuss why law schools care only about your highest LSAT score—and why that means there’s only upside to retaking the test.

Nathan and Ben are joined by special guest Megan Smiley, who coaches lawyers seeking to leave legal practice.

Ben and Nathan are joined by special guest Alison Monahan, cofounder of Law School Toolbox.

Admissions officers may say that you have to pay for law school. Nathan and Ben disagree.

Savvy listeners who applied early this cycle continue to receive scholarship offers.

Today on the pod, Ben and Nathan celebrate two LSAT Demon students who increased their scores by a whopping thirty-one points.

Most law schools have begun accepting applications for fall 2023 admission. Nathan and Ben predict when the first scholarship offers of the cycle will come in.

Listeners can now indulge in an episode of Thinking LSAT every day for a year. Nathan and Ben reflect on some of the hiccups and highlights of their podcasting partnership.