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Listener Vee is solid on Logic Games but has trouble finishing Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension sections within the 35-minute time limit. The guys explain that speed comes naturally with improved understanding. They encourage Vee to approach every section like Logic Games and to try explaining questions to a peer.
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0:24 - Go Fast by Accident
7:25 - The LSAT Is Like Super Mario
28:41 - Will This Admissions Cycle Be Less Competitive?
33:37 - Evaluating Arguments on LR
46:00 - Harvard Law's Junior Deferral Program
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Listener Elijah asks the guys for their thoughts on applying to Harvard Law School’s Junior Deferral Program. Nathan and Ben explain why the program may benefit Harvard more than it benefits a stellar applicant like Elijah.
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Demon teacher Francesca joins Nathan to discuss a frequently asked question about evaluating arguments on Logical Reasoning. Learn how to identify and attack invalid arguments, and you will be prepared to answer any question the LSAT throws at you.
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Demon student Daeisha heard that the number of June LSAT registrants was down 50% compared to last year. Does this mean that the 2022–2023 admission cycle will be less competitive? The guys share their thoughts and recommend that Daeisha focus on applying with her best LSAT score regardless.
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Demon teacher Carl joins Ben to discuss LSAT reading strategies. He explains that rushing to the end of a passage without fully understanding it is like rushing to the end of the track in Super Mario without collecting any coins. Slow down, collect as many coins as you can, and hit all your “checkpoints.”
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An anonymous Demon student struggles to finish the last five questions of each section and asks for advice on improving their pace. Ben and Nathan recommend that Anonymous focus on accuracy before speed. Improve your understanding of the test, and speed will come “accidentally.”
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0:26 - Being "Non-Traditional" Is the Least of Your Concerns
6:04 - Unhappy, Unhealthy, and Unethical
20:50 - Staying Focused on RC
32:15 - Speed Comes from Understanding
48:09 - Don't Plan Your Life Around Law School Admissions
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Listener Jayson asks the guys for advice on his LSAT prep timeline while he currently works full time as a paralegal. Nathan and Ben encourage Jayson to work toward incremental improvements on the LSAT until he reaches a score range that is likely to earn scholarships at his target schools. They reiterate that LSAT and GPA are the two most important application factors.
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An anonymous Demon student has nearly perfect accuracy on the questions they attempt, but they still aren’t able to complete every question in a section. Should they continue focusing only on accuracy, or is it time to adjust their approach? The guys recommend staying the course and developing a better understanding of the test.
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