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How Many Hours of Study per Day? (Ep. 570)
Season 3 Episode 570
Ben and Nathan caution LSAT Demon student Nora not to sacrifice quality for quantity in her study.
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3 years ago
In-Person vs. Online LSAT (Ep. 569)
Season 3 Episode 569
Kevin and Ala break down what to expect if you choose to take the LSAT at an in-person testing center. They share their own experiences from taking t…
3 years ago
Retake a 174? (Ep. 568)
Season 3 Episode 568
An anonymous LSAT Demon student asks whether they should retake the LSAT after scoring 174 on their second official attempt.
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3 years ago
Finding LOR Writers (Ep. 567)
Season 3 Episode 567
Listener Danielle attended college online—now she worries that she lacks meaningful relationships with professors who could write her letters of reco…
3 years ago
Silence the Haters (Ep. 566)
Season 3 Episode 566
An anonymous student was told that they’d never reach 170 on the LSAT. Ben and Nathan advise Anonymous on how to silence the haters.
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3 years ago
JD-MBAs (Ep. 565)
Season 3 Episode 565
Nathan and Ben discourage listener Jessica from attending a JD-MBA dual degree program.
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3 years ago
August LSAT Study Plan (Ep. 564)
Season 3 Episode 564
Listener Rhiannon seeks guidance on how to structure her study for the August LSAT. Ben and Nathan recommend quality over quantity: fewer full practi…
3 years ago
Gap Year Priorities (Ep. 563)
Season 3 Episode 563
Ben and Nathan advise LSAT Demon student Elian on what to prioritize in their gap year.
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3 years ago
From 152 to 168: Meghan's LSAT Success Story (Ep. 562)
Season 3 Episode 562
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 …
3 years ago
Sports Law (Ep. 561)
Season 3 Episode 561
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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3 years ago