Love the consistency of Bathan (Ben and Nathan). They give strict guidance with their approach to the LSAT and Law School and as you keep listening you understand why they’re so strict. I recommend this podcast if you’re on the fence about law school or the LSAT. It will definitely make you question whether or not this is for you or not. I appreciate the straightforwardness in their approach because the legal field is not going to hold your hand so I prefer their directness. If you don’t need your hand to be held when faced with bluntness, this podcast is the place to be!

I have been studying with LSAT Demon for about a year and it has been an absolute game changer! I just scored in the 170s on the June 2024 LSAT. The LSAT Demon team has taught me so much along the way, not only about the LSAT, but about killing it in life in general. Please listen to this podcast, you will pick up so many great tidbits along the way! Such great advice on here, and it’s a free podcast to boot! :-)

I’m shocked by how much free valuable information you can find on this podcast. They feel like my older brothers and I appreciate all the advice you guys give. I feel more confident about applying for law school now than before I found this podcast. Thank-you so much, please keep making more content. 👏🏽

Honestly so grateful that I stumbled across this podcast, it completely changed my approach to the LSAT and made me feel like I was the one in charge when it came to answering questions, I just know I’m going to see score improvements the longer I use their methods.

Been through about 30 episodes, good info but it gets tiring to hear “this is not a sales pitch for LSAT demon”. Every episode promotes LSAT demon, and while I don’t have a problem at all with them promoting their product, I do have a problem with acting like it’s not a sales pitch. It is the same strategy as Real estate groups and their radio stations. They are giving info, but their primary goal is to get you to buy their program, they are after memberships and monthly subscriptions, that is the only goal, just be honest about it and I would enjoy the podcast more.

I got through 5 minutes of the first episode and was disappointed with the catty/negative responses of both of hosts. I get you’re trying to be realistic but remember to be kind and not come off so belittling. You are only pushing people further away from law school.

We are so lucky that Ben and Nathan are putting out material every day. Brought me from 155 to 172++.

Their advice on the Thinking LSAT podcast changed everything I knew about law school, admissions, and the test. Now we get daily stuff from them and the Demon team? I’m here for it.

Love the course but your approach to lsat test takers and JD candidates is a little harsh. I don’t understand why you all come off so harsh, please tone it down.