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Listener Matthew thinks that law schools should devalue the LSAT and instead consider applicants’ pre-law experiences. His suggestion stems from a belief that the LSAT doesn’t test skills relevant to law school—a belief that Nathan and Ben are quick to correct.
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Listener Hunter claims that a legal career is his only acceptable outcome, but his LSAT struggles make him question his fitness for law school. Nathan and Ben discuss Hunter’s difficult path forward.
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Demon student Asad Jessani joins Demon teacher Erik to share his LSAT success story. Asad raised his score by eighteen points with LSAT Demon. He aims for an even greater improvement and plans to retake the test. Asad advises fellow students to forget about the test timer and not to rush their study.
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Listener Hanna asks if it’s a bad idea to request letters of recommendation a year or more before you intend to apply to law school. Ben and Nathan discuss why it may actually be a good idea.
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According to their admissions FAQ page, the University of Utah may consider an applicant’s average LSAT score instead of their highest score. Nathan and Ben discuss why a law school might make this claim even if it’s not actually true.
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Listener Sarah considers taking a month-long break after a summer of full-time study and a disappointing October LSAT. Ben and Nathan advise Sarah to dial back her study to avoid burnout.
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Demon student V asks for tips on picking between the two “best” answers on Logical Reasoning questions. Nathan and Ben insist that V change the way they think about the test. There’s always only one good answer on LSAT questions.
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LSAT Demon teacher and former student Marissa Varnado joins Demon teacher Francesca to share her LSAT success story. Marissa overcame score plateaus and disappointment on her first official test to score 173 on the October LSAT. She believes anyone can improve at the LSAT and encourages all students not to sell themselves short.
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The ABA voted to end the requirement that law schools use a standardized test—like the LSAT—for admissions decisions, starting in 2025. Ben and Nathan discuss why law schools will continue to weigh the LSAT highly anyway.
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