An anonymous listener considers giving up on LG.

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Erik and Nathan advise an anonymous listener to retake the LSAT and reapply in the fall rather than settle for a mediocre scholarship offer this cycle.

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Don’t let fear of practice test scores prevent you from taking timed sections.

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Some law schools oppose the rise of online education. But Nathan and Ben believe that law school would be better online.

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An anonymous listener got caught cheating on a final exam. How badly will this hurt their law school admissions chances?

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Nathan and Erik dismiss listener Simon’s fears about upcoming Logic Games sections.

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Listener Meg is feeling anxious about taking her first official LSAT. Erik and Nathan remind her that the official test is no different than the dozens of practice tests that she’s already taken.

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Erik and Nathan brainstorm ideas for a STEM major’s GPA addendum.

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Nathan and Ben applaud listener Celina for her commitment to accuracy. They assure Celina that her score plateau doesn’t represent her true potential.

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An anonymous listener complains that their tendency to overthink the correct answer is costing them points in Logical Reasoning. Nathan and Erik disagree.

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