Goodbye, Logic Games (Ep. 425)

The era of LSAT logic games is coming to a close. Beginning in August 2024, the exam’s Analytical Reasoning section will be removed, making room for a second section of Logical Reasoning. Ben and Nathan share their take on the news and offer advice to present and future LSAT students. Later, the guys cast doubt on income-driven loan repayment programs. They urge listeners to see the LSAT as a stepping stone, not a stumbling block. And they assess the admissions prospects of low-GPA splitters.

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0:00 - Introduction
1:28 - Logic Games Going Away
20:37 - Pearls vs. Turds
26:04 - LSAT Pressure
39:50 - Return to Fundamentals
59:00 - Appealing to Retake
1:06:13 - Applying to HYS
1:10:40 - GPA Questions