Listener Amad shares a reason for taking the LSAT other than admission to law school: Some big consulting firms reportedly treat the LSAT as an aptitude test and recruit high scorers. As employers, Ben and Nathan can attest to the value of certain skills that high LSAT scorers bring to the job.

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Is there a point of diminishing returns when it comes to your LSAT score? Demon tutor Ruth joins Nathan on today’s show to discuss whether a student with a 177 on record should retake the LSAT. They also discuss LSAC GPAs and the fact that not all schools offer A+ grades.

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0:29 - Let’s Talk About Burnout

21:47 - Showing Up Daily

27:11 - One Question to Better Engage with RC Passages

34:07 - Use Common Sense on the LSAT!

1:00:15 - Starting Law School in the Spring

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An anonymous Demon Live student plans to apply in spring 2022 for spring 2023 admission. Is there a downside to applying to law schools that offer spring start dates? Nathan and Ben advise Anonymous to apply only for spring admission this late in the cycle. She should also plan to apply broadly in September for fall 2023 admission and compare scholarship offers.

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Demon tutor Dylan joins Nathan to talk about the most common mistakes students make on the LSAT. Every question has one answer that is objectively correct and four that are objectively wrong. Many mistakes can be boiled down to not reading the passage, question, or answer choices carefully enough. Strengthening your reading and reasoning skills will help you not only on the LSAT, but in law school and legal practice.

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Demon tutor Francesca is joined by student Brandon to share a useful strategy for Reading Comprehension. As he reads a passage, Brandon intermittently stops to ask himself one simple question: “What have I learned so far?” Tune in to hear more advice on how to stay engaged with RC passages.

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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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