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Why You Should Never Stop Studying After You Take the LSAT (Ep. 68)
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- Jul 9, 2026
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- 1558
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Summary
Blind review is making you worse at the LSAT. So is drilling by question type. This mailbag episode goes straight at the habits keeping you stuck below 170, why reading comp swinging from minus 1 to minus 6 is completely normal, and why finishing every section is a warning sign instead of a win. Then the flip side: an international student whose first language is not English scored 176 on the June LSAT after five practice tests and two thousand drilled questions. Real work, real score. Ben breaks down what separates that 176 from the person stuck at 164, where the highest law school medians actually sit, and why you should never stop studying the day you walk out of the test. Get the free class at heyfuturelawyer.com/free-class and start at heyfuturelawyer.com