Listener Jay was surprised to learn that most new lawyers make less than $100k per year. Is law school a worthwhile investment of his time and money?

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Listener J’s accuracy suffers when they rush to finish timed sections. Ben and Nathan assure J that speed will come naturally when they turn off the clock and take the time to solve each question.

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LSAT Demon student MC asks how to achieve 175+ practice test scores with consistency. Kevin and Erik recommend slowing down to focus on accuracy. They also encourage MC to find ways to have fun with the LSAT.

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Given the recent changes to U.S. News’s ranking methodology, listener Hodari worries that law schools will devalue the LSAT in law school admissions. Nathan and Ben argue that the opposite may be true.

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Delia and Marissa share tips on how to manage test anxiety.

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Listener Ryan shares an excellent tip on how to avoid misreading RC passages.

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Some law schools advise applicants to write addendums to address major LSAT score increases. Kevin and Ala share their experiences with writing LSAT addendums and why they don’t believe the addendums had any effect on their admissions outcomes.

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LSAT Demon student Alex is surprised by Ben and Nathan’s lack of concern about speed on the LSAT. The guys explain why worrying about speed on the LSAT is counterproductive.

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Ala and Delia compare private tutoring to live group classes and working with study buddies, and they explain why they don’t recommend private tutoring for most LSAT students.

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Erik and Kevin discourage listeners from leaving answer choices “open” on the LSAT. Either pick an answer or eliminate it. A noncommittal approach indicates that you aren’t being critical enough of the answer choices.

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