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0:15 - From 154 to 170: Megan's LSAT Success Story
18:45 - Law School Summer Jobs
40:00 - No More Merit Scholarships at CUNY
49:52 - Yale, Harvard, and Berkeley Withdraw from U.S. News Rankings
1:09:40 - Prep for Law School with the LSAT
1:16:57 - Logical Reasoning: No Rain
Yale, Harvard, and Berkeley have withdrawn from participation in the U.S. News & World Report law school rankings. Nathan and Ben consider these schools’ reasons for doing so and comment on whether it signals a change in how they value the LSAT.
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Listener Erika shares an email from CUNY citing decreased funding during the pandemic as their reason for no longer offering merit scholarships. Nathan and Ben discuss what this means for applicants.
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LSAT Demon teachers Matt DuMont and Becca Cumberbatch discuss summer job opportunities available to law students and explain why your 1L summer job is particularly important for starting your legal career.
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Former LSAT Demon student Megan Ezekannagha joins Demon teacher Erik to share her LSAT success story. Megan credits Demon Live classes as an important motivator and encourages students to approach the test one question at a time.
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Listener Taylor wants to reduce his undergrad course load in order to work a full-time job, but he worries that law schools might judge his decision unfavorably. Ben and Nathan don’t think law schools will care and encourage Taylor to take the job.
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