Nathan and Erik chuckle over another prep company’s webinar “preview” of future LSAT content.

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Erik and Cole discuss how to set an appropriate goal score and when to adjust your expectations.

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Erik and Nathan encourage an anonymous listener to maximize their test attempts and to apply broadly.

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An anonymous listener envisions an in-house legal role at a pharmaceutical company. Nathan and Erik weigh in.

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Listener Adam considers postponing his LSAT study.

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A stressed-out listener considers hiring an expensive admissions consultant to help with their applications.

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Erik speaks with two Reddit users who have first hand experience of LSAT Demon’s shadow ban on r/LSAT. Read more at lsat.link/reddit.

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An anonymous listener wonders whether it’s worth the risk to enter law school with a “big law or bust” mindset.

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Brayden joins Erik to share his LSAT success story. Over two and a half years of LSAT study, Brayden refused to settle for less than his best. He delayed his applications, took the LSAT five times, and increased his score by 30 points.

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Erik and Nathan warn an anonymous LSAT Demon student not to let note-taking become a substitute for actual understanding in Reading Comprehension.

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