Listener Shemeen wonders if he should apply to a binding early-decision program. The guys let Shemeen know that by applying to these programs, you are giving up on other opportunities for scholarships and scholarship negotiation. Create your own early-decision program by applying early and broadly.

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Listener Jules works 9 to 5 and wants to know how to make the most of her Demon Live subscription. The guys recommend that students don’t try to attend every live class and to watch recordings of live classes where needed. Demon Live offers classes multiple times a day, seven days a week. There are classes offered mornings, evenings, and weekends that students working full-time may be able to attend live.

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Demon student Charlie Mirsky discusses his journey from 155 to 172. He recounts waking up early to give the LSAT his best hour each day and focusing on timed sections over full practice tests. Charlie also recommends waiting until after graduation to begin prepping for the LSAT. Charlie applied early and is now weighing offers from excellent schools like Chicago and Harvard.

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Listener Paul asks how old is “too old” for law school. He is about to graduate with his bachelor’s degree and will be 60 years old this year. Paul would be far from the oldest law student ever. The guys discuss the pros and cons of applying to law school at an older age.

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Demon tutors Beth and Ala take over the pod to discuss what they’re currently reading and share their book recommendations. Reading for pleasure can help you on the LSAT and in your legal career. It builds your vocabulary, helps cultivate a passion for reading, and is a great way to process emotions. Beth and Ala recommend reading books that bring you joy. You can get free access to books in the Libby app or a cheap subscription using Scribd.

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Demon student Kenzie is trying to plan her official LSAT around her volleyball schedule. The guys want Kenzie to get the best score she can—when she’s ready. Once her practice test scores are in the range she wants her official score to be, then she can make plans for when to take the official test.

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An anonymous listener scheduled a meeting with their professor in hopes of getting their only A- adjusted to an A. Anonymous was successful and now has a 4.0. You miss every shot you don’t take!

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Demon tutors Ahbi and Francesca answer student Kyle’s question about whether to read all five answer choices on every question. The answer is yes. Focus on accuracy and understanding, not on the time that it takes to read the answer choices.

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Anonymous has built a study plan that includes 25 practice tests split between drilling, timed sections, and full practice tests. Anonymous worries they may need to take more tests to score a 173. The guys encourage Anonymous to focus less on the number of practice tests they plan to take and more on understanding one question at a time.

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LSAT Demon student Pete is taking three full practice tests per week—Ben and Nathan think that’s too much. The guys tell Pete to slow down and to focus on timed sections and drilling.

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