Don’t try to sneak into law school late and unprepared without your best LSAT. Burn the boats and decide to be one of the best applicants next cycle. You’ll be glad you did.

Also in this episode:

⬜ A listener shares a puzzling interaction with LSAC

⬜ Our approach to reading LR passages

0:34 - Applying to only Harvard, Yale, and Stanford

13:45 - Announcements and feature updates

15:45 - Reprimanded by LSAC

22:02 - “What’s the Deal with UGA” update from a current student

42:16 - More people are retaking the LSAT

47:31 - Overcoming a low GPA1:00:44 - How to read LR passages

1:26:50 - Applying before you get your score

1:35:27 - Personal Statement Gong Show

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Washington DC Law School Fair

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The LSAT is changing in 2027. In this episode, Josh and Nathan break down the changes and how they will affect students.

Also in this episode:

⬜ How should students with accommodations change their study schedules?

⬜ How to use your Logical Reasoning skills in Reading Comprehension

0:26 - Introduction

0:52 - Explaining the 2027 LSAT changes

11:33 - Tips from departing Demons

18:32 - Update from a listener taking a gap year

22:54 - LR strategy for the final third of the section

31:50 - Shoutouts and announcements

34:59 - Study schedule for students with accommodations

41:49 - How to treat RC more like LR

49:44 - Studying for the LSAT on a budget

57:11 - Word of the Week—Obeisance

Law school application cycles are only getting more competitive. Set yourself apart by doing it the right way. Get your best LSAT, then apply early and broadly in the next cycle. Also in this episode: ⬜ How to get from the low 170s to the high 170s⬜ Should slow LSAT progress discourage you from changing careers?

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