Nate and Josh tackle an unusual situation: Listener Miles’ school does not use traditional grades, and he’s wondering how that might impact his LSAC GPA.

Nate and Josh answer one of students’ most frequently asked questions: How do I know when I’m ready to take the LSAT?

Josh and Nate tell a nervous listener that taking a class pass/fail won’t hurt her GPA for law school applications (if she passes).

Listener Hannah has a problem: On LR questions, she often picks an incorrect answer after narrowing her options to two answers. Ben and Nate encourage her not to settle for a 50/50 and focus on complete understanding of the passage.

Nate and Ben tell a non-traditional student to not worry about a GPA addendum and focus on maximizing her LSAT score for law school applications.

Ben and Nate discuss when you should, and shouldn’t, move on from a question on the LSAT.

Nate and Josh tell listener Alexis there is no such thing as too much logical reasoning in LSAT prep.

Nate and Josh tell listener Tony to pump the brakes, get his best possible LSAT score, and apply next cycle.

Ben and Nate go through a few reasons why students might underperform on an official test.

Nate and Ben tell listener Hailey to heed her practice tests and shoot for a higher score on the official LSAT.