Parents’ Day Vol. 4
6:00 pm
1 hr
All levels
Recording
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We’ll help your parents understand the law school admissions game so you can win it together.
Syllabus
Ben Olson and Nathan Fox co-founded LSAT Demon, Thinking LSAT Podcast, and LSAT Demon Daily. They’ll answer your loved ones’ questions:
- What’s on the LSAT?
- How do high scores unlock law school scholarships?
- How can your student attend law school for free or even get paid?
- Why are waiting to apply and taking a gap year better than rushing?
- How does LSAT Demon help students succeed?
- What’s the iGLAD method? Investigate, GPA, LSAT, Apply, Decide.
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Highlights
Law school is a regressive cross-subsidy, where those who pay the most often get the least. If you’re paying full price, you’re likely getting ripped off. The best way to avoid that is to crush the LSAT.
In today’s class, Ben and Nate showed how to use our Scholarship Estimator, stressed the value of applying broadly and comparing offers, and highlighted how much a strong LSAT score can help. With LSAT Demon, getting started is easy—just click “Drill.”
Links Shared in Class
Regressive Cross-Subsidy (Ep. 511)
How Need-Based Aid Works | Yale Law School
How Need-Based Aid Works | Harvard Law School
How Need-Based Aid Works | Stanford Law School
Ben Olson
The LSAT will make sense when you start focusing on one question at a time—do the question, review it, learn it. You got this.
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