The Biggest Myth about LSAT Improvement (Ep. 424)

Law schools thirsty for applicants may tell you that people rarely improve their LSAT score by more than a few points. This week, Ben and Nathan unpack the motivation behind this pernicious myth. Law schools don’t want you to improve your LSAT. They want your application now. Later, the guys discredit the impact of stamina on LSAT performance. They encourage listeners not to write addendums that draw attention to their weaknesses. And they consider the extent to which law school rankings matter outside of the T14.

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0:00 - Introduction
3:57 - Law School Transparency
10:42 - Patience Pays Off
29:10 - Unlocking LG
34:03 - Premise Indicators
36:52 - Strengthen and Weaken
42:22 - Stamina
48:30 - GPA Addendum
55:52 - Résumé Addendum
58:24 - Do Rankings Matter?