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Ben Olson and Nathan Fox started the Thinking LSAT Podcast to become better LSAT teachers and have some fun.
Ben Olson and Nathan Fox started the Thinking LSAT Podcast to become better LSAT teachers and have some fun.
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Thursday, Apr 3, 2025
Thu, Apr 3, 2025
12:00 PM
LR Morning Foundations
Start your day off right with this back-to-fundamentals Logical Reasoning class. Whether you’re new to the Demon or are a seasoned LSAT-solver, we’ll nourish our brains by attacking bad reasoning and dismissing wrong answer choices.
Beatriz
3:00 PM
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Demon
4:00 PM
Lightning Lunch LR
Join us during your lunch break for four rapid-fire questions. Kaley will show you how to master LR one question at a time, answering your questions along the way.
Josh
9:30 PM
The Final Passage RC
Conquer the hardest RC passages by understanding not only the what but the why. Students in this class will learn to see through the smokescreen of the most challenging passages and confidently dismiss wrong answer choices. This class covers one passage and all questions.
Christopher
11:30 PM
The Plunge LR
Whether you’re brand new to the LSAT or you’ve been working on it for months, you need good habits to be successful. In this mixed-level LR class, we’ll ensure you take the right steps to answer the question. Student volunteers on the cold call list will take the plunge and answer questions on the spot. Be cold-blooded in law school by taking the plunge now.
Ryan
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