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0:15 - Target Scores Are Unnecessary
24:02 - Dreaming LSAT
32:30 - Take a Gap Year
39:49 - Follow-Up: What Is “African American”?
50:50 - Your Personal Statement Is Your Sales Pitch
LSAT Demon teacher Brandon Beaver joins Nathan to advise an anonymous listener on their personal statement. Brandon and Nathan tell listeners to treat their personal statement as a sales pitch, not a life story.
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Listener Quentin writes in with a thoughtful response to Episode 328. Nathan and Ben continue their discussion about who qualifies as “African American” on law school applications.
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An anonymous Demon student didn’t score as highly as they could have on the August LSAT. They already registered to retake the test in October but worry about taking a gap year. Ben and Nathan encourage Anonymous to take a gap year and forget about applications until they have their best score on record.
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0:15 - 139 to 164: Sam's LSAT Success Story
22:08 - Addressing Character and Fitness Issues
29:17 - Don't Register Until You're Ready
31:35 - Reread Sentences, Not Passages
36:47 - 155 to 176: "Frances" Got Greedy
Demon student “Frances'' could have settled for her original goal score of 164. She got greedy instead. Now, with an official 176, she can apply at the beginning of the cycle with an LSAT score that won’t make her UGPA sad.
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Anonymous struggles to stay focused on abstract or philosophical passages. Nathan and Ben think it’s crucial to catch yourself as soon as you don’t understand something and to reread that sentence before moving on.
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