Nathan and Erik discuss why the key to improving on the LSAT is to slow down and solve each question.

Nathan and Ben discuss how to adapt their advice about personal statements to law schools’ varying prompts.

Mastering the Role question type in Logical Reasoning is easier than you might think.

Erik and Nathan explain why slowing down is the surest way to overcome a score plateau.

Listener Andria explains why she couldn’t be happier with her decision to delay her law school applications

Diagnostic LSAT scores are less important than you might think.

Ben and Nathan review a recent law review article about law firm dynamics.

Nathan and Ben recommend taking individual timed sections as a productive alternative to full practice tests.

LSAT students—unlike NFL football teams—should always ignore the clock.

Listener Nafosat is frustrated by a string of official LSAT scores that fall short of her practice test scores.