Demon Cohorts: Fall ‘25
10:00 pm
1 hr
All levels
Recording
Premium or Live plan required.
This is a Cohorts style class. If you’re planning on starting law school in the Fall of 2025, this Cohort is for you.
Syllabus
This is a “Cohort” style class.
Logical Reasoning
Test 128, Section 3, Q2 — Metallic mirrors
Test 129, Section 2, Q25 — Weston
Law School Admit Q&A:
- Don’t pay for law school
- Scholarship negotiation
- How to choose the best admission offer
- Which is best for your goals
- Measuring employment outcomes
- And anything else!
Highlights
Since most students are still wrapping up their spring LSAT study or waiting for admissions decisions, we had a small group today for the Fall '25 cohort. We answered some great timeline and application questions at the top of class, then went over the two Logical Reasoning questions on the syllabus.
Abhi Sharma
Abhi thinks the LSAT gets more respect than it deserves. It shouldn’t take over your life, and studying with the Demon can fit into any schedule. He studied while working full time as an active duty service member and is passionate about helping busy students tackle the LSAT with confidence.
LSAT Journey: 157 → 177
Students love Abhi!
Amelia B.
Abhi is lovely. He’s easy to work with and I like that he invites volunteers to work through questions with him.Carrington C.
Really enjoyed Abhi's explanations to LR and his RC approach. It's going to help moving forward with keeping myself engaged with the passages.Anonymous
Abhi engages students' thought processes and is always ready to walk through a passage or question to find exactly what is known and what is not. Looking forward to more classes!Rachel B.
Abhi brings humour into his classes, and is so invested in helping students grasp what they are reading. He grapples with the passages, and challenges volunteers to dig into the question and challenge their thinking! His classes are both engaging and helpful!Leah H.
This was an exceptional class. Abhi taught me that my cave-woman brain does not need to get a PhD. As I sit now in another class just a day later I can see that my cave-woman brain still trying to get the PhD, but the awareness I now have is huge. I look forward to having a brain that is properly calibrated to the level of understanding needed for the LSAT.Melissa B.
Always a five star for me, Abhi really aims to ensure we understand the material and do not feel uncomfortable asking questions. He makes the questions easy to digest and translates the question into something more relatable (if needed). Thank you for being an incredible educator.Anonymous
Abhi's enthusiasm makes me want to learn. I love his class. It's entertaining while you are also learning something. He makes me feel hyped to take on the LR session, and his methods are very easy to understand. I really love his class.Nafosat T.
Abhi's approach to teaching is super helpful in identifying gaps and inferences in RC&LR questions! He engages with students, listens to their opinions, and demonstrates his own thought process.Lum C.
Abhi was amazing! I really enjoyed his class! He was so friendly, fun, and encouraging --- especially to newer LSAT students.Diann M.
Love the enthusiasm Abhi brings to the class! He breaks down materials in very simple, easy ways and I really appreciate his teaching style!Luke H.
No nonsense, no BS, solid, real and usable advice on how to attack the arguments. Love it.Adam K.
Abhi is a great LSAT instructor. He really took the time to understand what was causing my confusion regarding a specific interpretation on an RC passage and helped resolve it by giving tailored feedback.Misty N.
I really enjoy Abhi's classes a lot. He goes through the passages in a very straight forward and simplistic way that helps me understand the passage. I also appreciate his pace when reading the passage.Adam K.
Abhi is so genuine and gave me excellent advice in areas that I wasn't factoring in prior to his class.Theresa G.
Abhi is a thoughtful instructor. He takes the time to really make sure all students understand the passage and reasoning. He takes considerable time before, and after class to answer any questions I look forward to attending more of his classes.Anna Y.
Abhi's teaching style is interactive and insightful! I appreciate his attentiveness to the questions and opinions of students.Anthony S.
Abhi's thorough approach to teaching and insights in his class were extremely helpful in identifying assumptions/missing information which made the right answer choices very clear. I look forward to attending more of his classes in the future.Anonymous
Abhi is kind of like a dad. Very tough on you, but does so because he cares and wants you to be successful. There is a lot anyone can learn from his classes, and if you have the willingness to truly address your weaknesses/issues then attending his classes is a must.Melissa B.
Love how Abhi gives advice, does not rush us, and genuinely cares. Super informative, very helpful. MORE ABHI CLASSES!!!Anonymous
Abhi's approach to teaching is super helpful in identifying gaps and inferences in RC&LR questions! He engages with students, listens to their opinions, and demonstrates his own thought process.Matthew A.
Great class! Abhi is true to his description. He’ll help you see the LSAT as a puzzle that you can solve if you just give it the time. He’ll also encourage you to approach the test with some swagger; a useful tip for anyone struggling with second guessing on the answers.Rachel B.
Abhi's the best - so legit and down to earth. Easy to talk to even when asking questions that might feel uncomfortable. Abhi has developed a friendly way of encouraging and speaking truth. He is so transparent about his own lsat journey and very obviously wants the best for each one of us.