LSAT Unplugged + Law School Admissions Podcast

Steve Schwartz

LSAT

Law School Admissions

Logical Reasoning

Reading Comprehension

Test Preparation

Law School

Study Techniques

Logic Games

Score Inflation

Scholarships

Standardized Testing

Inference Questions

LSAT Preparation

Artificial Intelligence

Practice Tests

Law School Applications

LSAC

Time Management

Test Anxiety

Test Strategies

Steve Schwartz of LSAT Unplugged created this podcast to help you with the LSAT and law school admission process. He started teaching the LSAT after scoring a 152 and gradually working his way up to a 175 (it took over a year!). Please (1) subscribe, (2) rate + review, and (3) email me your questions: podcast@lsatunplugged.com

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20 Apr 2026 • 24 min

Did LSAC Make Logical Reasoning Harder?

19 Apr 2026 • 1 hr

Why Smart Law School Applicants Are Turning Down T14

18 Apr 2026 • 5 min

At This Law School, 2 Out of 3 Scholarships Get Pulled

18 Apr 2026 • 33 min

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Steve Schwartz

Host of LSAT Unplugged + Law School Admissions Podcast

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 97 ratings

Honest Review
Steve was very helpful and insightful in our free meeting. Offers good resources for lsat and is willing to work with you on the prices. The LSAT unplugged YouTube also helped me severely when it came to understanding and breaking down the lsat material.
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Avond Olorun
United Statesa month ago
Amazing LSAT resource
Studying for the LSAT is no joke. Especially when you’re first generation law student. LSAT Unplugged has been such a great resource and genuinely gives me a sense of confidence I have been lacking. I have been studying on and off for a little over a year and felt like perhaps law school was not for me. Since listening to and watching LSAT Unplugged, I have felt like a light switch was turned on in my brain. I am thinking like the LSAT and notice the little mistakes I was missing before. I canno... more
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Gennesis Cuevas
United States5 months ago
Thank you, Steve!
Let me just start off by saying that I do not test well, and I just don't have the best studying skills. So you can imagine how incredible difficult it has been to study for the LSAT, especially reading comp. Steve and his team has helped me understand the logic behind the test instead of just memorizing strategies. I’ve already seen an increase in my confidence and direction, and my scores are starting to reflect that progress. I recently took the LSAT and felt more confident than I really woul... more
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5
MsLisaRose
United States5 months ago
Transformational Tone
I was stuck and completely overwhelmed with the LSAT until I found LSAT Unplugged. Their podcast and YouTube videos helped me rebuild my confidence and finally understand the logic behind the test. Everything is broken down simply and clearly no fluff, just solid teaching. I’m so thankful for how generous and effective their free content is.
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Dodo12334555566
United States6 months ago
Steve makes it all feel possible!
Steve and his team are providing great resources that takes the stigma out of studying for the LSAT and beyond.
I initially started studying with 7Sage, and realized after a month that not only had my cold diagnostic gone down, I had gotten thoroughly confused and disheartened by the methods of teaching they had developed. I switched to another platform and was relatively happy with a new method, but felt like I was still not “smart enough” to be taking the test.
Finding Steve’s free materia... more
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5
Pull4ud
United States6 months ago

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LSAT Unplugged Review — shows are useful for busy students seeking bite-sized, portable prep and admissions insights.

Transformational Tone — many feel rebuilt confidence and better understanding of LSAT logic.

Steve makes it all feel possible! — fans highlight the accessible teaching style and responsive guidance.

Thank you, Steve! — audiences appreciate the actionable coaching and score-improvement mindset.

Conquering the LSAT — listeners value structure, clarity, and a hopeful, no-fluff approach.

Amazing LSAT resource — listeners praise clear, confidence-boosting explanations and practical game plans.

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Apple Podcasts	#76	United States/Education/Courses
Apple Podcasts	#245	Canada/Education/Courses
Apple Podcasts	#217	France/Education/Courses
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Apple Podcasts	#59	India/Education/Courses
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Applying in 2026? Your LSAT Is Worth $200K

Q: Should someone retake the LSAT if they're close to a target score, and how should they structure preparation?

Retaking is worth considering if you can reasonably improve; the host recommends a structured plan (five phases: learning, accuracy, sections, exams, and review) and suggests allocating 5-10 hours per week with a longer horizon for meaningful gains.

Applying in 2026? Your LSAT Is Worth $200K

Q: What time frame is realistic for a June LSAT if applying that fall, and how does that timing impact scholarships?

Taking the June LSAT is feasible and can be ideal because it leaves August as a backup, with applications opening in September when scholarship money is more abundant; waiting until later tests can compress the window for applying and securing funds.

Applying in 2026? Your LSAT Is Worth $200K

Q: Maya asked if the LSAT is harder since logic games were removed, and how that affects study strategy.

The host explained that the removal of logic games simplifies what to study to two main sections (logical reasoning and reading comprehension), and that gains in understanding logic reasoning skills will carry over to both remaining sections, making a focused study plan more efficient.

Everyone Telling You NOT to Go to Law School Is Wrong

Q: Should a splitter (high LSAT, low GPA) retake the LSAT or focus on work experience?

Retaking the LSAT to reach around a 175+ typically has a bigger impact on admissions and scholarships than incremental gains from work experience alone; you can pursue both, but prioritize the LSAT improvement if possible.

Everyone Telling You NOT to Go to Law School Is Wrong

Q: What should a pre-law student focus on to improve their chances of getting into a top law school?

Maintain a strong undergraduate GPA, high LSAT score, and seek practical exposure to law through internships or conversations with practicing attorneys to confirm their interest. The LSAT and GPA are the primary levers for admission and scholarship, so targeting those early is crucial.

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This show focuses on practical LSAT prep and the law school admissions process, with a steady stream of strategy-filled episodes that decode scoring trends, scholarship dynamics, and application timing. Across episodes, listeners get concrete guidance on retake planning, maximizing LSAT scores, evaluating ABA 509 employment data, and navigating financing changes like Grad PLUS and scholarship leverage. The host frequently blends data-driven analysis with real-world storytelling to show how shifts in testing formats, admissions rules, and market demand influence applicants, scholarships, and career outcomes. Noteworthy is a consistent emphasis on skills-based preparation, actionable budgeting for law school, and pragmatic decision-making in ... more

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