Listener Ian considers attending law school part-time in order to accept a promising internship. Ben and Nathan encourage Ian to delay law school entirely. The internship might lead him to less-risky and more-fulfilling career prospects.

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UVA Law Admission Dean Natalie Blazer says that multiple LSAT attempts look worse on your application than a single high score. LSAT Demon tutors Lily and Delia think that any such downside is extremely small. You should plan to take the LSAT as many times as you need to get your very best score.

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UVA Law Admission Dean Natalie Blazer says that multiple LSAT attempts look worse on your application than a single high score. LSAT Demon tutors Lily and Delia think that any such downside is extremely small. You should still plan to take the LSAT as many times as you need to get your very best score.

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Demon student Ashwin wonders if it’s better to get some work experience after undergrad or to go straight into law school. Ben and Nathan think there’s no reason to rush into law school.

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Listener Ben asks about the importance of establishing a pre-test routine. The guys tell Ben not to obsess over it. Creating a perfect pre-test headspace is neither sufficient nor necessary for LSAT success.

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“How do I get faster at RC?” Ala and Chris get this question all the time, and they want to help students move past it. They insist that worrying about the clock in Reading Comprehension only hurts your accuracy. Instead, take all the time you need to understand the passage, and the correct answers will jump out at you.

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Ben and Nathan advise against discussing personal encounters with the law in your personal statement, as you might just come across as naive.

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Anonymous has T14 aspirations but a lackluster GPA. Aside from improving their LSAT, how can they become a more attractive applicant? Nathan and Ben tell Anonymous to stay focused; there is no “aside from the LSAT.”

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LSAT Demon student Coy Ozias joins Erik to share his LSAT success story. Coy got greedy and did every available logic game and timed section en route to his 177. He plans to attend either Harvard or Yale in the fall. Coy breaks down the motto that powered his success: attack, predict, move.

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Ben and Nathan assure an anonymous listener that a letter of recommendation from a non-native English speaker shouldn’t be a problem.

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