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An anonymous Demon Live student asks the team for advice on how many classes to attend and how to approach drilling and review. Ben and Nathan recommend taking it one question at a time and focusing on understanding.
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Student John is averaging around 167 on practice tests. But he still struggles with Reading Comprehension. Why is he scoring worse on RC than on other sections? Tune in to hear the guys dish out advice on how to approach reading passages on the LSAT.
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Alyssa scored an official 134 after prepping with other companies. Now a Demon student, she is starting to understand the test better. She plans to take the March test in hopes of getting into law school this fall. Ben and Nathan strongly advise against this plan. Alyssa should allow herself adequate time to prepare and register for the official test when her practice scores indicate that she’s ready. She should also plan to apply at the beginning of the cycle.
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LSAT Demon tutors Matt and Pushkar offer advice to two anonymous listeners who are interested in big law. Tune in to hear their thoughts on how to interpret employment and salary data when selecting a law school.
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Listener A is a third-year undergraduate student with a 4.0 GPA and a 140 LSAT diagnostic. Their target school has a median LSAT score of 166. A would like to apply next cycle but is concerned that a 26-point score increase is unlikely. Can they rely on their high GPA and extracurricular activities to counterbalance a sub-median LSAT score? Tune in to hear what LSAT Demon tutors Mike and Francesca have to say.
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Listener Tuong-Vi has a 170 on record and a 3.85 GPA. While she is a strong applicant, her stats won’t cut it at the very top schools. Tuong-Vi has two more shots at taking the LSAT, but she doesn’t “feel like” she has the capacity to take it again. The guys push back: Lawyers do whatever it takes. If Tuong-Vi really wants to compete for a spot at a top school, she needs a better LSAT score. Nathan and Ben encourage her to check the LSAT Demon Scholarship Estimator to reveal which schools are likely to offer her scholarships.
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Listener J is on the waitlist at some top-ranked schools and hoping to hear from them soon. But a school that J has already been accepted to wants a seat deposit by the first of April. Ben and Nathan suggest that J politely ask for an extension on the seat deposit deadline. More importantly, J should consider accepting no less than a full scholarship at any school they choose to attend.
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Listener Bene asks the guys for advice on a GPA predicament. Bene thought he had withdrawn from his first semester of undergrad in 2014, but the school never processed the request—leaving him with a transcript full of F’s. He eventually went back to school and earned a 3.5 GPA. But if LSAC factors in those F’s, his UGPA will be tanked. Tune in to hear Nathan and Ben give Bene their input!
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New student Jess is frustrated because her scores are “decreasing.” Are they, though? Nathan calls BS. Jess has taken only three practice tests since she started studying with the Demon. There’s a lot of noise in small samples—three data points do not establish a trend. Ben and Nathan advise Jess to focus more on understanding the questions she misses.
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Student Rosa asks the guys for advice on whether to take a gap year before law school to add volunteer work to her resume.
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