Listener Nikki shares a graphic to remind fellow LSAT students to study every day—even if you have time for only one question. Some days will be harder than others, but if you stay committed and show up daily, you will make progress.

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Listener Angela has been studying since February without seeing a significant improvement in her LSAT score. Her goal is to take the official test in August, but she’s concerned that studying for that long may cause burnout. Nathan and Ben take a closer look at Angela’s study habits and explain how to study efficiently to avoid burnout.

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0:29 - Rethinking Your Study Plan

6:04 - Tales from Harvard 1L with Sara Kamouni

21:30 - Mastering Logic Games Setups

29:49 - Advice for Students with Dyslexia

44:49 - Become an Academic Gladiator

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Listener Marc has T-14 law school dreams but is worried that a low UGPA might hold him back. Ben and Nathan advise him to take a step back from studying for the LSAT and to focus solely on getting straight A’s for the rest of his undergraduate career. Law students are academic gladiators—start becoming one now!

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Listener Alondra requests advice for LSAT students with dyslexia. Nathan shares helpful insights from two correspondents. Aside from requesting needed accommodations, students with dyslexia should learn as much as they can about their diagnosis, practice mindfulness, and focus on building a deeper understanding of the content. For more information on types of learning disorders and treatments available, check out this site recommended by one of the correspondents.

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Student Zach struggles with the initial setups while practicing Logic Games and asks how to build a stronger foundation. Nathan and Ben remind listeners that Logic Games is a test of how hard you can work. The best way to get better at them? Keep practicing! LSAT Demon has full video explanations for all 400 official LSAT logic games.

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Demon tutor and Harvard 1L Sara Kamouni joins Nathan to talk about her law school experience thus far. They discuss Harvard’s public interest law program and similarities between law school and the LSAT. Plus, Nathan asks Sara for the word on campus regarding Harvard’s recent drop in the U.S. News rankings.

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Student Bilal has revamped his LSAT study plan after struggling to break a score plateau two years ago. He now plans to drill each section for an hour a day before attempting another timed section or test. Ben and Nathan point out problems with this strategy and recommend a more efficient approach.

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0:31 - How to Get a Law Job You Love

7:43 - Detective Work on Logical Reasoning

18:22 - Your Law School Admissions Checklist

29:26 - LSAT Writing

36:18 - Another Unfortunate UGPA Story

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Demon Live student K graduated with a 3.89 GPA. But because of a few community college credits taken before starting undergrad, her LSAC-calculated UGPA is only 3.78. Is there anything K can do about their GPA? The guys recommend a number of different tactics K could try—including reaching out to the community college.

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