Elite law schools like Harvard, Stanford, and Yale don’t give merit scholarships. Ben and Nathan think that it might still be worth it to apply.

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Plenty of successful LSAT students never take a full practice test. Individual timed sections are often the better option.

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Listener Erika excels in LSAT Logic Games but struggles with Logical Reasoning. Can she apply her LG brain to LR?

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Ben and Nathan debate whether a four-year degree should be a requirement to attend law school.

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Listener Ryan struggles with unusual logic games that don’t match a standard game “type.” Nathan and Ben suggest treating every game like a unique reading comprehension puzzle.

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Nathan and Ben encourage an anonymous LSAT Demon student to stop fretting over their “softs” and to start building their career.

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Listener Varshini shares an amusing list of legal motions from Fulton County that reads like a real-world LSAT logic game.

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Ben and Nathan discuss how LSAC treats pass/fail grades when calculating law school candidates’ undergraduate GPAs.

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Nathan and Ben advocate for a gimmick-free approach to Logic Games that focuses on carefully solving one game at a time.

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Ben and Nathan tell an anonymous listener to slow down and actually solve each question in Logical Reasoning.

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