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Thinking LSAT

Ep. 292: LSAT Logic is Logical

Thinking LSAT

Nathan Fox and Ben Olson

Education

4.8868 Ratings

🗓️ 5 April 2021

⏱️ 116 minutes

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Summary

It’s getting later in the law school admissions cycle, and more and more offers are rolling in. Now students are faced with some tough decisions. But instead of playing the game the Thinking LSAT way, students are panicking. They’re worried about getting to school right away instead of starting their career in law the right way—(near) debt free, and with the best opportunities ahead of them. Instead, folks tend to get tunnel vision and reduce their range of possibilities. Nathan and Ben serve up some tough love to a bunch of students trying to decide where to attend in the fall. Plus, the guys hear an excuse of the week and pick apart another LR question from prep test 65. Read more on our website!

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0:00.0

The following podcast uses language that would make a judge blush.

0:04.0

Hello and welcome to episode 292 of the Thinking Elseat Podcast.

0:15.0

Today on the show, we talked about a lot of good things.

0:18.0

We started with a logical reasoning question

0:20.0

and tackled one of the more common flaws and then one of the less common flaws but still an important one and crucial to that question.

0:29.0

We then talked about the August L-SAT which is going to have four sections and apparently creating

0:34.3

some reservations for some people and then we went into a whole slew of emails

0:42.3

about people who have basically gotten offers. Some were making good decisions, but I would say what, most were not, right?

0:51.0

There's a lot of tough love in this episode.

0:53.2

Y'all they you know this is the time of year where we get a lot of emails from people who have

0:58.8

various offers from various schools and the people who followed our advice have excellent

1:07.1

offers in hand and we are happy to help them you you know, reap what they have sewed.

1:16.8

The people who haven't followed our advice

1:18.6

just end up with mediocre offers,

1:20.7

and if you email us asking us what you should do and all your offers are mediocre,

1:27.7

we're going to tell you that you need to run it back. You just, sorry, you need to start, you need to do it back. You just sorry you need to start you need to do it again.

1:35.0

Like we there's too many people who get excellent amazing you know they're going

1:41.3

to Harvard they're going to Yale they're going to Yale they're going to

1:43.0

Stanford they've got full rides they've got stipends they've got all of these

1:46.6

amazing opportunities and so when you write in asking us to compare shitty offer a to shitty offer b.

1:56.4

We're gonna give you...

1:59.2

We're not gonna help you pick between those two, I'm sorry.

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