Listener Rhiannon seeks guidance on how to structure her study for the August LSAT. Ben and Nathan recommend quality over quantity: fewer full practice tests and greater focus on understanding one question at a time.

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Ben and Nathan advise LSAT Demon student Elian on what to prioritize in their gap year.

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LSAT Demon student Meghan Mitchell joins Erik to share her LSAT success story. Meghan tried a variety of approaches to LSAT study before finding the right combination of self study, live classes, and private tutoring. Reading Comprehension was her most challenging section, requiring her to overcome her disinterest in natural science passages. Meghan will start her 1L year at Berkeley Law this fall.

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Nathan and Ben warn listener Joe that emphasizing his interest in sports law on his law school applications might make him sound naive.

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The obvious answer isn’t a trap. It’s the correct answer.

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Nathan and Ben explain how and when to use the LSAT Demon Score Converter.

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Listener Charles asks for guidance on how best to fit LSAT study into his busy schedule. Nathan and Ben suggest that Charles drop one of his other commitments or else delay his LSAT study.

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Ben and Nathan explain why being “open and authentic” on your law school applications doesn’t mean disclosing negative facts about yourself.

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LSAT Demon student Lexi seems to score better with pencil and paper. Ben and Nathan suspect that the difference is all in Lexi’s head. Some people may prefer pencil and paper, but most do just fine with the digital LSAT.

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Delia and Marissa demystify a topic that confuses many LSAT students: intermediate conclusions.

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