Ben and Nate tell listener J to withhold optional information from law school applications, including information about your parents. There is little to no upside and major potential downside.

Nate and Ben dive into the best way to handle any character and fitness issues in your law school applications: Talk to your state bar.

Liam is having trouble with level five RC questions. Ben and Nate remind him to slow down and focus on gaining a level five understanding of the passage to make those questions easy.

Lyla wonders why she isn't making quicker progress in her LSAT study. Ben and Nate tell her there is no secret to make a sudden score jump. Progress comes from slow and steady practice.

Nate and Ben tell Demon student Valeria not to overthink question difficulty or type. They tell her the Demon does the work for her and will give her questions matched to her current skills.

Sarah is trying to develop her “skeptical voice” when reading arguments in LR. Ben and Nate tell her to remember 90% of LR arguments are bad and use her common sense when reading.

LSAT Demon team members Billy and Jackson go over how to most effectively utilize one of the Demon's most helpful tools: the Ask Button.

Austin wants to know what direction he should take in his LSAT studying. Josh and Nate give him the LSAT Demon not-so-secret sauce: Read, understand, and solve one question at a time, and thoroughly review mistakes.

Alexandra worries she’s running out of time to apply to law school. Josh and Nate tell her law schools don’t care how old you are. They care about your LSAT score.

Nate and Josh tell Elena her practice scores will vary and remind her she should only take the LSAT when her practice tests consistently show scores she’s happy with.