Listener J was falsely accused of violating his school’s code of conduct. Does he need to disclose this in his law school applications?
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Falsely Accused (Ep. 792)

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Nathan and Erik advise listener Ananya to rethink her “one and done” LSAT plan.
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One and Done (Ep. 828)

Nathan and Ben advise an anonymous listener not to overthink their study schedule in the weeks before the June LSAT.
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Don't Overthink Your Study Schedule (Ep. 827)

Ben and Nathan urge an anonymous listener to avoid the internet comparison trap and to embrace score variance as their friend.
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Score Variance Is Nothing to Worry About (Ep. 826)

Nathan and Erik explain the meaning of the phrase “logically consistent” as it appears on the LSAT.
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LSAT Terminology: "Logically Consistent" (Ep. 825)

Ben and Nathan encourage listener Marybeth to rewrite her personal statement when she reapplies next cycle.
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Falsely Accused (Ep. 792)

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