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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Nathan and Ben explain why they don’t recommend campus visits prior to receiving your scholarship offer.

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Ala and Marissa share some tips for how to approach an LSAT question when none of the answer choices match your prediction.

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Nathan and Ben are pleased to find that LSAC’s suggested approach for Reading Comprehension matches their own.

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An anonymous listener feels pressured by their family to rush their LSAT study and apply to law school soon. Ben and Nathan encourage Anonymous to hold steady and remember that their family doesn’t always know what’s best.

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LSAT Demon team member Sam suggests a new way to understand the “flawed argument flaw.”

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An anonymous LSAT Demon student doubts their ability to master LSAT Logic Games. Marissa and Kevin encourage Anonymous to keep at it and not to put a timeline on their success.

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Ben and Nathan explain why they don’t recommend taking written notes in LSAT Reading Comprehension.

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Nathan and Ben show listener Joussef some tough love. They suggest that Joussef isn’t as good at the LSAT as he says he is—and push him to aim higher.

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Sam and Erik suggest three questions to ask yourself every time you read an argument in LSAT Logical Reasoning:

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