Slowing down doesn't mean do the same things, but slower. It means to pause frequently and actively think about the passage

Think like a lawyer, starting with your GPA

You have to go deeper in review. Simply trying the question again won't cut it. You have to make it click

We’ll read someone’s personal statement and give feedback. If it gets too rough to keep going, we’ll ring the gong and stop. Your challenge is to see how long you can keep us reading

You have to slow down to speed up, and if you try to speed up, it will slow you down

Solve Reasoning questions like Ben and Nathan

Learn essential LSAT vocabulary from the Thinking LSAT podcast. Boost your Reading Comprehension and Logical Reasoning by mastering challenging words.

Law schools have started to give out acceptances off of their waitlist. Ben and Nathan give advice to a viewer who received a spot off the waitlist from a higher ranked school with no scholarship offer

This week we're spotlighting our LR Masters class — taught by Demon teacher Robert Collins

The LSAT becomes easy once you slow down and learn to solve questions