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Listener Jordan is concerned about how a past criminal record might affect his law school prospects. The guys weigh in on Jordan’s next steps and explain why he should contact his state’s bar association.
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Nathan and Ben share another Demon Live success story. Student Bonnie recounts starting with a score in the 140s, overcoming a high-150s “plateau,” and finally breaking into the 160s. Way to go, Bonnie! The guys encourage her to keep studying and shoot for 170.
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International student Jessica is wondering how her GPA from a foreign university will factor into her law school applications. Ben and Nathan discuss international GPA conversions and recommend that Jessica reach out to LSAC directly.
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Nathan and Ben tackle another logical reasoning question from Prep Test 73, Section 4, Q3 and discuss one of the LSAT’s most common flaws: inferring causation from mere correlation.
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Ben and Nathan work through a logical reasoning question from PrepTest 73, Section 4, Q2. They demonstrate how taking time to attack the argument prepares them to answer any question. They also debunk a myth about “principle” questions on the LSAT.
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Demon tutors Francesca and Michael respond to a listener’s email about Canadian law schools. Then, they discuss their experiences as Canadian law school applicants.
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An anonymous listener writes in to relay some ProctorU complaints that have been floating around on message boards like Reddit. They’re concerned about the use of eye-tracking technology and rumors of lawsuits against remote proctoring companies. The guys remind listeners not to believe everything on the internet.
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Listener Manny asks Ben and Nathan for their thoughts on the salary medians reported by “publiclegal.” Is there any justification here for paying sticker price at a higher-ranked school? The guys discuss these statistics, how they are misleading, and why you still shouldn’t pay for law school.
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Demon student Manny has an LSAT score 12 points above the 75th percentile at his top school, but his GPA is lower. He was offered a partial scholarship that aligns with the Demon Scholarship Estimator’s prediction. The guys discuss the fairness of schools handing out merit-based full scholarships.
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Listener Oz is frequently confused by questions that test the difference between necessary and sufficient conditions. Ben and Nathan discuss a few examples and offer some helpful tactics to use when approaching these questions.
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