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Ben discusses effective LSAT preparation strategies and addresses listener questions about law school admissions and the impact of artificial intelligence on the legal profession.

Ben answers listener questions about LSAT preparation, law school admissions, artificial intelligence, and personal statements. He begins by explaining why most students take too many full-length LSAT practice tests and should spend more time completing individual sections, reviewing mistakes, and improving their understanding. For Logical Reasoning, Ben argues that students should attempt fewer questions and aim for better than 90 percent accuracy on the questions they complete. He explains why practice is for learning, not protecting your score, and why skipping every difficult question can prevent meaningful improvement. The episode also covers Reading Comprehension strategy, including the importance of predicting the passage’s main point and recognizing the author’s opinion. Ben discusses when highlighting or taking notes may help, as well as when those habits become substitutes for actually understanding the passage. Ben then addresses whether artificial intelligence will replace lawyers and whether prospective students should reconsider law school because of AI. He also answers a listener’s question about submitting transcripts from every college attended and offers broader…

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