A listener asks whether drilling one question type until they've "mastered" it beats mixed practice. Ben and Nathan explain why focusing on a single type creates a false sense of progress. They argue that mixed practice better prepares students for the unpredictability of the real LSAT.
Also in this episode:
- A law school asks waitlisted applicants to take a “situational judgment” test
- Which test a student with only two attempts left should register for
- How to reapply after being dismissed from law school
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0:00 Drilling Method
8:47 Tips on Predicting
22:11 Waitlist Games
41:13 Test D Question — Planet Y
58:50 When to Register
1:04:32 UC Law SF Alumni Email
1:09:12 Reapplying After Law School Dismissal
1:23:14 Word of the week — intransigent
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