Banking on a Deferral?

Caleb crushed the LSAT the Demon way. His advice: The LSAT isn’t about tricks and gimmicks–it’s about fully understanding each question.

Only your highest LSAT score matters. Be like Luke and get greedy for those last few points.

A listener currently in school who can only study once or twice a week asks whether infrequent studying is worse than not studying at all. Ben and Nathan explain that intermittent studying can still be beneficial, as long as it doesn’t come at the

GPA Hacking and Reading Comprehension Speed

The key to time management on the LSAT is to take as long as you need for each question—without becoming a perfectionist. When you’re truly stuck, you should move on.

Untimed sections mean low-quality review without the benefit of practicing ignoring the clock. Practice the right way by drilling and doing timed sections with high accuracy.

Solve Disagree questions like Ben and Nathan.

Don’t waste your time on gimmicky LSAT prep. Just press “drill.”

The LSAT is easy, but you won’t see it that way until you slow down and solve each question. Don’t let your timeline hurt the start of your legal career.