An anonymous listener worries that some grammatical errors on their personal statement might ruin their admission chances. But Nathan and Ben know from personal experience you can still get into law school with a poorly written personal statement.

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LSAT Demon student Beau asks how to speed up in Reading Comprehension so that they can actually attempt the fourth passage. Nathan and Ben recommend a reading approach that invests time early and gradually speeds up throughout the passage.

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Nathan and Ben advise listener N to stop putting so much stock in individual practice test scores.

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Some students have complained that the September LSAT featured an unusually difficult Logic Games section. Ben and Nathan aren’t buying it.

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Ben and Nathan assure listener Rachel that law schools letters of recommendation need not only be written by college professors.

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Listener Zoey’s prelaw advisors are pushing her to apply to law school this fall. Ben and Nathan encourage Zoey to take a gap year or two and not to rush her applications at the expense of her LSAT study.

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Matt and Erik discuss how to review LSAT Logic Games, whether you struggled with a particular game or aced it.

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Ben and Nathan break down the difference between passage-driven and answer-driven question types in Logical Reasoning.

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An Anonymous listener pushes back on the guys’ contention that the new U.S. News ranking methodology won’t necessarily devalue the LSAT in law school admissions.

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Nathan and Ben explain why adverbs like “conveniently” and “unfortunately” are often useful in determining the author’s tone in Reading Comprehension.

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