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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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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