Listener Stacey has already pushed one admissions cycle and is considering pushing again. Ben and Nate remind her it never hurts to wait another cycle.

Olivia is looking for a way to increase her speed without sacrificing accuracy. Nate and Josh tell her there are no shortcuts on the LSAT and remind her she needs to focus solely on accuracy.

Nate and Josh give listener MS some advice on how to review the questions they didn’t get to and guessed on in their timed sections.

In part two of this series, Josh is joined by Demon teachers Abhi and Ala to break down what it takes to score a 175 on the LSAT.

Listener Gavin is running out of questions the Demon has reserved for practice. Ben and Nate tell him, at this point, he should be seeing some minus zeroes on questions attempted and to continue focusing on review.

Dominick is not finishing RC sections (good) but is still missing 2-3 attempted questions (not good). Nate and Ben remind him he has to choose accuracy over speed if he wants to see improvement.

Listener Sam provides the latest example of a cautionary LSAT tale: Don’t register before you’re ready.

Listener Jaden wonders, “Am I settling?” Ben and Nate tell Jaden if he's not applying early and broadly with his best possible LSAT score, the answer is yes.

Should you retake? Should you cancel your score? Should you pay for Score Preview? Josh and Nate tackle your burning questions about LSAT score release.

Listener Maggie is working with another test prep company and isn’t seeing improvement. Nate and Josh tell her improvement only comes from understanding one question at a time and investing her study time in careful review.