Approach Admissions Like a Lawyer | LSAT Demon Daily, Ep. 916

Is it too late to apply for law schools this year if you take the LSAT in November? That’s what listener R wanted to know after “underperforming” on their most recent LSAT, achieving a score of 172 when they averaged 175 on their past six practice tests.

Nathan and Ben discuss whether R is too late to apply for schools this year given that they will be retaking the test in November, or whether they should apply with their 172 this year (which is already a great LSAT score). Ultimately, they advise R to apply next cycle with a lawyer’s approach.

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CHAPTERS:

00:00 Applying this year vs next year
01:26 There’s no right or wrong option
04:01 Avoid unnecessary pressure
04:58 Apply next cycle like a lawyer

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