Thinking LSAT
Nathan Fox and Ben OlsonBen Olson and Nathan Fox started the Thinking LSAT Podcast to become better LSAT teachers and have some fun. Please 1) subscribe, 2) rate and review, and 3) send us questions: help@thinkinglsat.com. Don't pay for law school! Learn more at lsatdemon.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 458 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||
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Many law students pay nowhere near full tuition. Some pay no tuition at all. Law schools don’t offer reduced or waived tuition fees out of generosity—it’s a calculated business strategy. But this week, Nathan and Ben discover a law school whose outla... more
Tuitions are soaring at U.S. colleges and universities, and short-sighted student loan policies may be partly to blame. This week, Ben and Nathan discuss the latest round of student loan forgiveness, which treats the symptoms of high education costs ... more
The April LSAT is almost here. How should test-takers approach the final days leading up to their official test? Nathan and Ben advise listeners to treat test week like any other week of unhurried LSAT prep. Later, the guys explain why you shouldn’t ... more
Micah McCreary is an LSAT coach and law school admissions consultant through his company JurisPrep. He’s also a former LSAT Demon student and current 2L at Harvard Law School. Micah joins Ben and Nathan to share insights about the current admissions ... more
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- Love the lsat demon platform
But really find these episodes and rhetoric so demoralizing and negative. It’s just not super helpful to be in that mindset and would love more positivity.
Apple Podcasts2Mina19
United States2 months ago - Helpful & Informative
Considering a career change & pursuing law. Been listening to this podcast as part of my early prep. While I’m not fully committed, I like the insight & understanding I’m getting. more
Apple Podcasts5mwelk95United Statesa year ago - Engaging LSAT Prep Podcast with Insightful Strategies and Dry Humor
I recently stumbled upon a fantastic LSAT prep podcast hosted by two incredibly knowledgeable individuals, Nathan and Ben. Not only do these hosts have an incredible understanding of the LSAT, but they also have a knack for incorporating dry humor into their discussions, making for a very engaging listening experience. more
Apple Podcasts5NatalieUnited Statesa year ago - Very Entertaining
These guys are like the Skip Bayless and Stephen A. of the LSAT world. What they’re saying may not always be true, but it sure is entertaining. For example, Mike Spivey (who has actually worked in admissions unlike these two) has repeatedly said you don’t need to apply in September to maximize your chances. more
Apple Podcasts4AàåUnited States2 years ago - Long Time Listener - Then Got Trapped into Blueprint
I wrote a previous review saying why these guys shouldn’t be taken seriously if you want to learn how to think like a lawyer. After grappling with the fact that Blueprint completely stunted the progress I made on LSAT during my time with the demon, I rescind those sentiments. The LSAT doesn’t matter in law school! Once you’re done with it, you’re done with it forever. Do what you need to do and what works for you to pass the test. These guys make it very simple and plain which is why they’re so ... more
Apple Podcasts4KashahahahahahahaUnited States2 years ago
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