Apply Like You Mean It (Ep. 529) Thinking LSAT podcast

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Ben and Nathan explain why applying broadly maximizes admissions and scholarship opportunities. They advise students to consider waiting another cycle to submit the strongest application possible.

Also in this episode:

An Ask-button question about reading each passage thoroughly

Ben and Nathan’s take on law school applications that ask where else you’ve applied

Advice on whether to waive your right to view letters of recommendation

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0:30 - Reading Every Passage Thoroughly

7:26 - “Where Have You Applied?” on Law School Apps

10:18 - Is It Still Worth Applying?

23:16 - Tips from Departing Demons

24:53 - To Waive, or Not to Waive

30:00 - What’s the Deal with Santa Clara Law?

51:02 - Personal Statement Gong Show

1:14:38 - Word of the Week - Guffaw

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