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FTC Labels ABA a Monopoly (Ep. 537)

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The FTC submitted a letter to the Texas Supreme Court supporting its decision to drop the ABA as the state’s official accreditor. Ben and Nathan agree that the ABA has been slow to modernize and often lags behind student needs, but they don’t fully align with the FTC’s reasoning.

Also in this episode:

  • A listener asks whether to choose a part-time or full-time law program.

  • Whether to cancel an official score that comes in lower than a prior LSAT.

  • A personal statement with an unusually bold opening.

Links Mentioned:

FTC Letter to Texas Supreme Court

Study with our Free Plan⁠

⁠Download our iOS app⁠

Watch Episode 537 on YouTube

Check out all of our “What’s the Deal With” segments

Get caught up with our ⁠Word of the Week⁠⁠ library

Questions? [email protected]

0:00 When to Take Practice Tests

6:11 FTC Claims the ABA is a Monopoly

21:43 Full-Time vs. Part-Time Law Programs

29:47 Tips from Departing Demons

35:02 Performing Worse on the First Section

43:19 Cancelling a Lower Score

46:45 Personal Statement Gong Show

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The FTC submitted a letter to the Texas Supreme Court supporting its decision to drop the ABA as the state’s official accreditor. Ben and Nathan agree that the ABA has been slow to modernize and often lags behind student needs, but they don’t fully align with the FTC’s reasoning.

Also in this episode:

  • A listener asks whether to choose a part-time or full-time law program.

  • Whether to cancel an official score that comes in lower than a prior LSAT.

  • A personal statement with an unusually bold opening.

Links Mentioned:

FTC Letter to Texas Supreme Court

Study with our Free Plan⁠

⁠Download our iOS app⁠

Watch Episode 537 on YouTube

Check out all of our “What’s the Deal With” segments

Get caught up with our ⁠Word of the Week⁠⁠ library

Questions? [email protected]

0:00 When to Take Practice Tests

6:11 FTC Claims the ABA is a Monopoly

21:43 Full-Time vs. Part-Time Law Programs

29:47 Tips from Departing Demons

35:02 Performing Worse on the First Section

43:19 Cancelling a Lower Score

46:45 Personal Statement Gong Show

  continue reading

709 episodes

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