Recent Episodes

Josh and Nathan give advice on how to balance self study with live classes.

Josh and Nathan advise a listener to do the steps in order. LSAT first, then admissions.

Ben and Nathan diagnose two mistakes holding a student back, and two easy fixes.

Take your time and do every step of the LSAT and admissions the right way. You'll be glad you did.

Law schools don't care about your lowest LSAT score. Why should you?

Carl crushed the LSAT with common sense. His advice: show up every day for at least an hour and do the hard work of implementing the lessons you've learned before.

If you have a good prediction, you don't have to be 100% sure an answer is wrong to eliminate it. If you eliminate all five, you can always come back to an answer choice.

Josh and Nathan provide a listener with advice on predicting Main Point questions in RC.

Ben and Nathan answer questions from a listener with a criminal background. Their most important advice: Stop everything until you talk to your state bar association.

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Nathan and Josh advise a student against applying this cycle if they know they won't attend law school in the upcoming year.

Caleb crushed the LSAT the Demon way. His advice: The LSAT isn't about tricks and gimmicks–it's about fully understanding each question.

Only your highest LSAT score matters. Be like Luke and get greedy for those last few points.

Josh and Nathan answer two questions from a Demon Daily listener: Can you go too far in GPA hacking? And how do you reach an RC breakthrough?

The key to time management on the LSAT is to take as long as you need for each question—without becoming a perfectionist. When you're truly stuck, you should move on.