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LSAT Demon Daily

LSAT Demon
LSAT
Law School Admissions
LSAT Demon
Reading Comprehension
Logical Reasoning
Education
GPA
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Law School
LSAT Logical Reasoning
Artificial Intelligence
Scholarships
LSAC
Practice Tests
Big Law
Time Management
Test Preparation
Accuracy
Gap Year
Undergraduate GPA

Join the LSAT Demon team Tuesday through Sunday as they discuss a broad range of topics related to the LSAT and law school admissions. Listen on your way to work and kickstart your daily study routine. Questions? Email daily@lsatdemon.com. Learn more at lsatdemon.com

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Recent Guests

Kyle McEntee
Senior Director of Pre-Law Engagement at the Law School Admission Council
Law School Admission Council
Episode: Why Attend an LSAC Forum? w/ Kyle McEntee (Ep. 1561)
Bash Brown
West Point graduate, Army infantry captain and current Georgetown law student
Georgetown University Law Center
Episode: 155 to 169: Bash's LSAT Success Story (Ep. 1560)
Mikey Distler
Rising 3L and LSAT instructor, teaches Back to Basics
The Demon (LSAT Demon)
Episode: Back to Basics w/ Mikey Distler (Ep. 1511)
Jacque Gurley
Former LSAT Demon student, Demon Daily podcast guest on episode 404, St. Mary's Law graduate, attorney
St. Mary's University School of Law
Episode: Online Law School Is What You Make It (Ep. 1482)
Robert Collins
Demon teacher
LSAT Demon
Episode: Systematically Solve Questions w/ Robert Collins (Spotlight Series) (Ep. 1464)
Matt DuMont
Special guest, practicing attorney and teacher at The Demon
The LSAT Demon
Episode: AI is Changing Legal Practice (Ep. 1440)
Amanda Vanner
Editor for the podcasts, tutor and teacher at LSAT Demon
LSAT Demon
Episode: Study Schedules 101 (Ep. 1381)
Jackson McKillop
Writer with The Demon
LSAT Demon
Episode: Review the Right Way (Ep. 1380)
Jonathan Goulding
LSAT success story guest sharing his journey from a 161 diagnostic to a 170 score
Self-described; later pursuing law school
Episode: From 161 to 170: Jonathan's Success Story (Ep. 1374)

Hosts

Nathan Fox
LSAT Demon co-founder and LSAT instructor
Josh Mansfield
LSAT teacher
Ben Olson
LSAT Demon co-founder and LSAT instructor

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 450 ratings
  • Not helpful

    Not helpful at all with studying for the test. It’s more like the anxious Reddit posts in podcast form. Avoid.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    NYRangers1926
    United States4 months ago
  • Practical

    The podcast is quite promotional of its own product, which is to be expected. The nice thing is that they are focused on the outcomes of the student in realistic terms. Sometimes they are a bit negative, but considering the cost of Law School and often meager outcomes, I don’t blame them. I learned a lot from it. I also enjoyed the LSAT Demon tool.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Silviut
    United States10 months ago
  • I have learned so much not only about the LSAT but also applying to law school. They are great!!

    Audible
    5
    lisa
    United States2 years ago
  • Amazing

    I have learned so much not only about the LSAT but also applying to law school. They are great!!

    Audible
    5
    lisa
    United States2 years ago
  • 5 Stars!

    Love the consistency of Bathan (Ben and Nathan). They give strict guidance with their approach to the LSAT and Law School and as you keep listening you understand why they’re so strict. I recommend this podcast if you’re on the fence about law school or the LSAT. It will definitely make you question whether or not this is for you or not. I appreciate the straightforwardness in their approach because the legal field is not going to hold your hand so I prefer their directness. If you don’t need yo... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LawHER94
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners often praise the practical LSAT and admissions guidance, including advice they say helped improve scores and build confidence.
The hosts' direct, strict style is valued by some listeners as realistic, while others find the tone harsh or belittling.
Several reviewers appreciate the consistency and frequency of the advice, including free material for LSAT candidates.
Some listeners object to repeated promotion of LSAT Demon products and feel it can make the content sound like a sales pitch.

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How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Well-Intentioned Bad Advice (Ep. 1574)
Q: Is the road to hell truly paved with good intentions? And therefore, should I dismiss the advice of enrolling in the January exam?
The hosts advise Andrea not to take an official test before she is satisfied with her timed practice scores. They say to keep working toward her 169 goal and not let others rush her into spending money or using an attempt.
Picking Your Personal Statement Topic (Ep. 1575)
Q: I'm worried that by not writing about my current job, it will seem as if I am trying to hide something or not doing well there. What should I do?
Fox says admissions readers are unlikely to draw that conclusion because they primarily know the applicant's LSAT and GPA. He recommends writing about the job to demonstrate real legal experience and employability.
Picking Your Personal Statement Topic (Ep. 1575)
Q: Any advice on which route I should take?
Nathan Fox recommends writing about the listener's current legal work rather than her college honors thesis, emphasizing concrete experience and a professional track record. Josh Mansfield notes that the experience may be more noteworthy than she thinks.
Taking the LSAT in a Foreign Country (Ep. 1576)
Q: Would it be crazy to register for January and plan to take it while I'm there? Are there any important changes to the test when taking it in a foreign country that I should consider?
Nathan Fox and Josh Mansfield recommend that Caitlin register for January and consider April if she is still in Madrid. They say the test keeps the same time requirements abroad, and the main practical concern is whether she will have just arrived and be jet-lagged. They advise her to use her November score to decide whether another test is worthwhile.
Letters of Recommendation for Non-Traditional Applicants (Ep. 1567)
Q: Who would be a good person to write a letter of recommendation if I completed most of my degree online and have little contact with my professors?
The hosts recommend asking a current boss or other supervisor who knows the applicant's work well. Educators or an attorney can also be appropriate if they have firsthand knowledge and can speak to the applicant's abilities. They advise asking several people early and submitting letters through LSAC's Candidate Assembly Service without assigning them to specific schools.

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Frequent conversations about LSAT preparation and the decisions involved in applying to law school. Nathan Fox and Josh Mansfield, joined at times by Ben Olson, answer listener questions, explain logical reasoning problems, and offer practical guidance on study habits, test timing, application materials, recommendations, scholarships, and the financial tradeoffs of legal education. The advice emphasizes careful review, accuracy, and readiness over rushing to meet a test date or application cycle. Student interviews add firsthand perspectives on score improvement and preparation. The direct, sometimes blunt approach also questions whether law school is the right choice, encouraging prospective applicants to weigh tuition, debt, career prospe... more

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