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Finding the right study group can help you get the most out of your LSAT prep. Ala and Beth share tips from their own experience as study buddies: how to find a study buddy, the benefits of group study, and some common pitfalls to avoid.
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Harvard Law School says that its tuition only covers 43% of the real cost to educate its students. The guys break down this outrageous claim and double down on their assertion that law school is wildly overpriced.
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Demon teachers Ala and Francesca discuss the special challenges and benefits of being an ESL student. They give some general and LSAT-specific advice based on their own experiences as non-native English speakers.
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Today is the registration deadline for the June LSAT, and an anonymous listener wonders if they’ll reach their goal score by the test date. Ben and Nathan give Anonymous some advice that might be hard to hear: withdraw from the June test, reschedule for August, and apply next cycle.
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Nathan and Ben dispel the idea of entering “maintenance mode” in the weeks leading up to the official test. Reduce your study hours if you’re feeling burnout. Otherwise, just stick to a study schedule of one to two hours a day.
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Kevin and Ala break down how the four stages of competence apply to LSAT study. The four stages are unconscious incompetence, conscious incompetence, conscious competence, and unconscious competence. Or as Ala frames them: what, how, woah, and yeah.
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Listener Jackson faced disciplinary action in college for the possession of an illegal drug—even though that drug was legally prescribed medical cannabis. The guys recommend that Jackson ask his school to remove the charge from his record, or else write a concise addendum that sticks to the facts.
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