Admissions officers may say that you have to pay for law school. Nathan and Ben disagree. On today’s pod, the guys review financial aid advice from Dean Z of Michigan Law. They then discuss how applicants can improve their scholarship bargaining power. Later, the guys vibe to some soulful advice from Ray Charles, evaluate the diminishing returns of higher LSAT scores for “splitters,” and consider the advantages of applying as a “non-KJD.”
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0:00 - Introduction
4:43 - Dean Z on Financial Aid
27:54 - Pearls vs. Turds
34:36 - Testing on an Unlicensed OS
38:00 - Full Rides for Splitters
43:05 - Pearls vs. Turds
45:54 - Controversial Work History
49:27 - Drink the Demon Facts
57:05 - Criticizing Law School
1:01:22 - Get Even Greedier
1:07:26 - Broaden Your Horizons
1:12:23 - False Confidence
1:18:40 - Latin Roots
1:22:01 - Focus on the LSAT
1:30:26 - Is There a “Non-KJD Bump”?
1 авг 2024
