
LSAT Procrastination Could Cost You a Year—Don’t Wait! (Ep. 6)
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This week’s episode is a quick one, but packed with important reminders—if you’re planning to apply to law school this fall, now is the time to get serious about the LSAT. With only five months until applications open, delaying your prep could mean pushing law school back another year. Don’t let procrastination make that choice for you!
I also go off on a bit of a tangent about critical thinking, belief systems, and some thoughts on Mormonism and the CES Letter. If you’re here strictly for LSAT content—fair enough! But hey, future lawyers need to be comfortable questioning ideas and thinking critically.
If you need a place to start, check out our free LSAT course at heyfuturelawyer.com. You can also take a diagnostic on LawHub or our website to see where you stand. See you next week!
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