Listener Devon fears that their recent struggles in LR and RC are a sign that they’re getting worse at the LSAT. Ben and Nathan suggest ways for Devon to get back on track.

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Ben and Nathan advise future lawyers to curtail their social media presence.

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Are lawyers who seek high salaries doomed to unhappy, unhealthy, and unethical careers in Big Law? Not necessarily.

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On Being a Happy, Healthy, and Ethical Member of an Unhappy, Unhealthy, and Unethical Profession

LSAT Demon student Robert joins Erik to share his LSAT success story. Robert credits his perspective for his performance—by remembering his ultimate goal of becoming a lawyer, he was able to treat the LSAT as an opportunity, not an obstacle.

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An anonymous listener has been fired from multiple jobs, and now they worry that these blemishes on their resume will hurt their admissions chances. Nathan and Ben suggest some steps that Anonymous can take to address these concerns.

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Law School 3+3 programs offer students an exclusive fast track to a J.D. But such programs come at a great cost to students, who are better off keeping their options open.

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Ben and Nathan weigh the pros and cons of attending live LSAT classes versus studying independently.

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Ben and Nathan discuss how LSAT students should rebalance their study schedules to prioritize Logical Reasoning.

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Listener Nate considers a conditional scholarship offer from his top choice law school.

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Students should avoid an overly technical approach to Logical Reasoning. There’s no useful distinction between inductive and deductive reasoning on the LSAT.

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