Ryan, Brandon, and Kaley encourage a high-scoring applicant to turn off the clock and to carefully solve one question at a time.
Reggie and Robert tell an impatient student that there are no shortcuts into the 170’s.
Nathan and Erik advise listener Gavin not over-analyze his performance on specific question types in Logical Reasoning.
Law school scholarships aren’t always a good deal.
Nathan and Ben urge an anonymous listener not to undersell their achievements.
Nathan and Erik explain the concepts of false positives and negatives in medical testing and why they’re important to understand for the LSAT.
Erik and Nathan discuss online law school options for a rural student.
Don’t be distracted by analytics and “trends” in your LSAT study.
Nathan and Erik explain why writing a GPA addendum might hurt you rather than help you.