Episode Archives

Attorney Chaundra Monday joins Nathan to chat about her journey from undergrad to law school and legal practice.

The guys suggest questions for all future law students to ask before deciding to attend law school.

Demon tutor and law student Matt joins Nathan on the pod today to discuss full-time vs part-time law school.

Demon student D received multiple full-ride offers but has decided to accept a partial scholarship at UVA. D’s decision stems from a desire to go into big law. The guys weigh in on D’s decision.

An anonymous listener suggests that some people view LSAT logic games as “mathy,” and that may impede their ability to succeed at them. The guys assure listeners that the only math they need to know is the difference between greater than and less than.

The guys tackle a listener question about how to get high-quality letters of recommendation.

Demon team member Annalisa joins Nathan to answer a listener’s question about how law schools perceive Credit/No Credit and Withdrawn grades on your transcript. Annalisa recommends doing two things: First, talk to your undergraduate university to confirm whether those grades are counted negatively against your GPA. Second,

Demon tutor Katie takes over the pod today to discuss legal jobs you can obtain without needing a JD as well as jobs listed as “JD advantage.”

Demon tutor and rising 2L Matt joins Nathan to discuss one of the most important LSAT Demon features that students often overlook: blind review.

LSAT Demon tutor David joins Nathan to chat about his transition from service to school. David discusses his admissions process and recommends the service to school JD guidebook.

Ben and Nathan tackle a Logical Reasoning question from PrepTest 73.

Demon tutor Katie joins Nathan on the pod today to answer a listener question. Drew asks if he should go back to the passage on Reading Comprehension to verify or reject each answer choice. Katie tells Drew that he should focus on understanding the passage so well the first time that he doesn’t have to refer back to it.

Demon student Ron joins Nathan to share his experience with the Demon and what he did to improve his score by 24 points. His main advice? Take it one question at a time.

The guys discuss when you should take the official test.

The guys discuss part-time scholarships available to future law students.