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A listener wants to leave her Teach For America contract to work as a paralegal before going to law school.

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A student has exhausted all their LSAT practice tests and is now reusing them.

Frank, like a lot of students, is coming to the Demon from another prep company.

Craig is unsure whether to prioritize prestige or money when choosing a law school.

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