Nathan and Ben urge an anonymous listener not to apply binding early decision.

Nathan and Erik encourage listener Robin to stay the course after a disappointing August LSAT.

Law students who want to work in the public interest should graduate with as little debt as possible.

Erik’s dad follows up with tips on how to set SMART goals.

An anonymous listener is all but guaranteed a job after law school.

Listener Taylor wasn’t able to schedule the LSAT for their ideal time. Erik and Nathan challenge Taylor to find the upside.

Nathan and Erik advise listener Briana not to overdo her study in the week before the official test.

Listener Dianna asks: “How should I review my mistakes?”

Nathan and Ben explain the difference between two of the most common flaws in LSAT Logical Reasoning.

Erik and Nathan discuss the weight that law schools give to an applicants’ work experience.