Episode 11: Improving 10 LSAT points in 2 weeks with Nate Willis

Thinking LSAT

Nathan Fox and Ben Olson

Education

4.8 • 868 Ratings

🗓️ 28 July 2014

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

Nate Willis made the leap from 141 to 151 on his practice LSATs in less than two weeks. How did he do it? Strategy discussion includes necessary and sufficient assumption questions, techniques for question identification, the power of redoing logic games, and much more.

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0:00.0	The Hello and
0:15.0	welcome to episode 11 of the Thinking El-Sap podcast.
0:21.0	In San Francisco, I'm Nathan Fox and I have two other people with me in
0:26.4	Washington DC Ben Olson Ben, Ben, how you doing? Good, thanks. And we have a
0:32.0	special guest today, Nate Willis, who is going to be the focus of the show and we're
0:37.3	going to get to know him.
0:39.1	So, Nate, how you doing?
0:40.1	I'm doing all right.
0:41.7	Thanks as well.
0:43.0	So a couple episodes we spent some time talking about diversity in the legal profession and we said
0:49.0	that we were looking for a black or Hispanic student that we could kind of coach toward the L-SAT,
0:56.0	ideally someone who was going to take the September L-SAT.
0:59.0	And just that week I actually met Nate because Nate enrolled in one of my classes and
1:06.6	Nate agreed to come on the show. So I have already some test results for Nate and
1:11.9	he's doing awesome but I thought that we
1:15.3	would just sort of get to know Nate a little bit so, Nate you grew up in the
1:21.4	North Bay is that right? Yeah I grew up in the North Bay, is that right?
1:23.0	Yeah, I grew up in Nevada, California.
1:26.0	So I don't know much about Nevada.
1:28.0	What's it like?
1:29.0	It's not too bad.
1:31.0	It's basically suburbia. You're about anywhere from 30 to 40 minutes away from San Francisco.
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