Join Sydney Montgomery from Barrier Breakers and Reggie Whitaker from LSAT Demon as they dive into effective strategies for succeeding on the LSAT, especially for marginalized students. Reggie shares his own journey, the importance of having a comfortable support system, and crucial tips on tackling new changes in the exam format. Discover why investing in good prep and community support is essential and how accommodations can level the playing field. Tune in for invaluable advice on confidence, test anxiety, and key areas of the LSAT!



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00:00 Introduction to LSAT Success
00:35 Meet Reggie Whitaker: LSAT Tutor
01:15 Reggie's LSAT Journey
04:20 Challenges for Marginalized Students
11:24 Importance of Community Support
15:03 New LSAT Format and Strategies
18:03 Tackling Reading Comprehension
20:43 Mastering Logical Reasoning
23:04 Building Confidence and Overcoming Anxiety
29:06 Conclusion and Contact Information



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