A listener asks whether they should include their experience as a professional poker player in their application materials. Ben and Nathan advise that they should. Pursuing something at a professional level demonstrates a meaningful commitment and a proven ability.

Nate and Josh tell a listener to stop getting in their own way and start doing Parallel questions the easy way.

Josh and Nate counsel a student who did the LSAT the Demon way, and is now comparing multiple full-ride offers

Nate and Josh encourage a listener to quit an ill-advised highlighting strategy and focus on understanding each sentence.

Abhi and Damon advise a listener to focus on their GPA and ROTC program—even if that means putting the LSAT on hold.

Ben and Nate reassure a listener that the content and number of community college classes isn’t the focus. As long as he is getting an A+, it is boosting his GPA.

Ben and Nate field a question from a prospective law student trying to make a career decision in the era of AI

A listener asks whether they should quit their job to focus on LSAT study and law school applications. Ben and Nathan explain that there’s only so much productive studying you can do in a day and recommend keeping the job

Academic honors societies can offer creative benefits, ones worth trying to accomplish if thinking about law school. 

Teacher (and podcast editor) Amanda joins Josh to talk about how to approach building a study schedule and building sustainable habits.