Why Rush Your Applications? (Ep. 889)

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In a follow-up to Ep. 876: Our Most Important LSAT Advice, an anonymous listener explains their reasons for wanting to rush their LSAT study. Nathan and Erik weigh in. Read more on our website!Email [email protected] with questions or comments.Watch this episode on YouTube.

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In a follow-up to Ep. 876: Our Most Important LSAT Advice, an anonymous listener explains their reasons for wanting to rush their LSAT study. Nathan and Erik weigh in. Read more on our website!Email [email protected] with questions or...

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