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I’m a huge fan of Leslie episodes. Always killer advice!

“ I don’t believe in sin” says the demon. lol

Congrats to you ❤

Needed to hear this for sure.

Keeping in mind that these are starting salaries, I personally believe $45k a year for potentially $300k+ worth of debt is straight up criminal.

thanks so much for sharing your journey Ethan!

Congrats! what school did you choose?! haha

Congratulations Ethan excellent LSAT score

Congratulations

Not the anonymous who sent the question, but I find myself in the same boat currently. I found this advice really helpful, but I would love if anyone could send me links to previous stuff covering this topic and specifically the excuses for taking the LSAT soon + applying this cycle and attending law school by 2025. I'll be honest, I would definitely prefer a longer timeline, but family pressure (their man argument is my loss of 1+ years of earning potential) + seeing other friends in law school definitely affects me, so I'd love to see any previous videos that debunked those excuses. Hopefully it'll prepare me for a tough (but well-worth) conversation with my family

I just reccomended this podcast to my friend after listening to you during my LSAT journey and am constantly reminded how helpful and pragmatic the Demon is. Every nugget of wisdom in this video can't be overstated. Don't get a JD from the wrong school, don't take the official test until your ready. Long live the demon.

That first part was key for me. I definitely felt like it was an entirely subjective test (and would argue on that claim) for a long time. But once I realized it really wasn’t and the test does really make a lot of sense, things started to click a lot easier for me.

Near perfect price discrimination is not the fantasy of an economist. It's how an economist imagines that an entity with some degree of monopoly power will behave if they can and their goal is to maximize producer surplus. Agreed with the rest.

I knew a woman in her nineties that attended law school.

Scored a 139 on a PT two days ago lol, I’m manifesting this!

Here I am contemplating if I will get accepted with a 3.9 😅 ok this made me feel a lot better

Mornin Sounds like she needs to spend some time with the Scholarship Estimator. $ for splitters can seriously increase with scores above the medians. She knows the school. Time to plug in some numbers! Nite 😴

none of your videos have informative info

1-12 easy 13-20 medium 20-25 harder

OMG this is the F-ing funniest episode! I keep laughing out loud. Glad I’m in the car alone! Nate: “fuck off!” to the Atty’s saying take the test now.

Please keep reading personal statements 😩

You absolutely right man and I took your advice

Once I started to study to beat the test, not to get a score by x date, I started to feel better about the test! I started to feel good about my answers and score higher. It's really a mind game, and psyching yourself out is not the way to go. Like Nathan said, you get in your own way.

“Tod Perry with one d” idk y but that was hilarious🤣

Thank you! It was my question and I appreciate your response so much 🫡

Make it a habit; make it a priority too. - Raven on LSAT prep.

Agree 100%.

What are my chances of getting into a top 100 university? I have a bachelor’s in computer science & nursing from WESTERN Governors University which is a pass/fail college; My gpa is a 3.0 and I scored a 167 on my practice lsat test. Also, I plan on using my GI bill from the military for Law school. I just hope 3.0 gpa can help me get into a top university. Any advice or tips?

Morning Demons. Nathan, your wallpaper looks like carpet and is very disorienting. Looks like Erik is standing up and you are on the floor. Harder to take at 1 am. I’ve heard you talk about your first topic dozens of times. I never fast forward through it. It can’t be heard too many times. It’s too easy to think, ‘well, that doesn’t apply to me.’ Have a great day! See you in class.

True about appealing for the fee waiver. I appealed and got mine approved.

Well god morning Demon Masters! (Nathan, possibly one LESS cup of coffee to get started?😅) You guys may not have realized the full potential benefit of mainlining the podcasts between study sessions. I’ve listened to 3 years of Thinking and Daily recordings in the last 10 weeks. There is something to immersing oneself in the Demon Catechism. Key principles are repeated in the context of much wider thinking, and, lord help us, analogies. No, it’s not a short putt, and if we thought we could bulk upper body like that, we would get nowhere. It also helps with a critical goal of hearing your voices as we read the material and build in the prediction process as an automatic function instead of just something else to do that makes us even slower. All hale! All hail! You’re doing the Lord’s work 😈

THIS IS SO WHAT I HAVE WANTED. growing up there’s no lawyer around me so I am all ears for this kind of info

No rush, come back "around" next cycle.

the last few may be level 3 questions but they aren't just going to be easy.

Sounds like their application wasn’t good, cuz their numbers were great,

PT 94 has a level 5 question at question number 8 ( SA). Crazy. I agree that 15-23 are the most difficult. I have totally seen that.

This is what I was looking for lol

This was fantastic! I’d watch for 20hours. I want their experiences in law school. I wish these factors were how schools were ranked.

Hello Demons!! I have a quick question regarding a similar topic - I am plateauing in the high 160s, and there are some LR questions where I am spending 3-4 minutes on the question, and still get it wrong. I am averaging 22/23 on LR and 23/24 on RC. I have gone through the score converter on the demon to look at scoring trends - on those LR questions that are taking me forever - usually only 1 a section - should I just accept them as sinkers and come back at the end if there is time? I am worried I am missing questions at the end I would've gotten right. Missing 4-5 seems like it would land me in the 175+ range. I take the test in August because I registered for it back in May before I started with the demon and heard you guys say not to take it until you feel ready. I am using it as a practice run and will go from there, but I still want to do as well as I can. Thanks for saving the lives and mental state of pre-law students everywhere, and I appreciate all you guys do!

Thank you for a great video. It always appeared that recent 22 year old graduates went to a full time day 3 year program with summers off and older working students went to some local law school with part time year around program summer school etc. that talked about diversity of class idk if I was 22 I would want to go to law school with other 22 year olds but i guess it doesn't matter who else is in your class because you have to pass the exams on your own. Either way I would say the standard is to write a check for the tuition and not take any student loans, whether the parents pay for it, you get scholarships, or you have that much to burn on it after working in something else, I would like to know what that something else was and do that instead though . . .

Once I let go of finishing sections, I no longer had near the pressure I had before. Self-inflicted pressure might I add. It also hurt my motivation to do more sections. It really is worth letting that go. If you do happen to finish a section, great. Otherwise, let it go.

thank you guys for this particular episode. I am. retaking the LSAT from the June test and I have been racking my brain trying to figure where and how to start back up, so I appreciate this and I will be implementing this immediately.

The restructuring/renumbering of the tests since taking away the games has made me repeat sections too even though it was a new test.

I noticed he talked about warming up before the official test with a game. Do yall recommend drilling before tests to warm up?

To the student ... Don't tell a story to justify an answer. Instead, tell a story that attacks the argument. (This is a nuance - use that brain to pick apart the argument and identify what is either missing or what leaps the author made.) Once you have done that, ask the rhetorical --- well, have you considered this? Or, you only arrived at that conclusion because you wrong assumed XYZ. That becomes the basis for your pre-phrased answer, that story you created. Then look at the question. If it is to strengthen, you now know the flaw (weakness) and you pre-phrase so look to the answers to find one that shores up the weakness you found. Find the one that matches this flaw story you created (discovered/realized). Don't create a story to match the answer. And therein is the nuance --- WHEN you allow your brain to develop a story. Do it during the attacking of the argument, not during the review of the answer choices. You got this -- kick it's ass!

Wow. His practice of spending so much time reviewing missed questions just hit hard today! Good timing too… August and September are coming!

I'm studying to be a prep tutor. I'm a little concerned about the impact of this change on the business. It's my understanding that logic games is the section that people most often seek tutoring for.

Congratulations Patrick great LSAT score

can you interview someone who has a low income job such as being a teacher or something. Because I am struggling with going from a low paying job to a higher paying job. I am open to being in the health care field. The entry level jobs aren't paying that great. I am in a medical assistant program right now. I'm not smart enough to be a lawyer and I don't make enough to even go to law school. I prefer to go into the healthcare field. Although it is really competitive.

Idk why this was such a hard concept for me. Thank you for simplifying it so much.