LSAT DemonReviews of lsatdemon.com

The demon helped me score a 171 on the LSAT. The drills made me forget I was studying. Ben and Nathan are hilariously entertaining. Their podcast, Thinking LSAT, is a great compliment to the program. I bought the premium subscription. It’s worth the money. Also Their support team got back to me within a minute when I needed technical help. Amazing!

The best prep course hands down. The explanations, the AI algorithm, and the support team are all so worth the money. My score increased by so much and I got several full rides during this crazy cycle. Thank you Ben and Nathan!!!!

The Demon is the most comprehensive LSAT study program I tried. I stuck with it for 2 months and saw huge improvement! I wholeheartedly would recommend this program to anyone studying for the LSATs. Hands down best study tools. Customer service is quick and helpful! The instructors really care about their students. I cannot speak highly enough. If you're studying for the LSATs, USE THE DEMON. I just did premium package, not live, because I prefer learning at my own pace rather than in classes. Listening to prerecorded classes helped a lot, though!

I came to purchase a LSAT Demon subscription to prepare for my third LSAT. In the past, I used self-studying methods and scored the same score in my first two official tests. I specifically chose LSAT Demon because I really liked the explanations and drilling that was offered in the free trial, and wanted to be able to drill more tests. Because of LSAT Demon, I was able to raise my score 9 points (and increase 20 percentile points!!). I achieved my absolute dream score and couldn’t have done. without LSAT Demon.

After spending months struggling to improve my score, I came across the podcast which ultimately led me to the Demon. After a few months of studying, I was able to increase my score by 22 points. Their explanations are extremely informative and there really is no other program like it out there. Look no further for high quality, informative LSAT teaching. Even better, the office hours were excellent opportunities to ask questions about law school applications beyond that of the LSAT. Even though some of the information didn't pertain to me as a Canadian student, it was still extremely helpful. Absolute bang for your buck and I wouldn't have wanted to study for the LSAT any other way.

Not only does the Demon help you crush the LSAT, but the podcast also helps you feel confident as you apply for law school. Loved the tricks I learned for how to build worlds. I was working full-time while studying and felt that I was given a crash course in all I needed to ace my test. I originally had two tests booked, but only needed one thanks to the LSAT Demon! When I forgot to cancel my renewal, their customer service was great. Thank you to the whole team!

Ben and Nathan are both great teachers. The platform adapts to any type of learner. There are options for live classes, self study, and tutoring. It's month to month which is also helpful. I found the written and video explanations to be very thorough, but when I did ask questions they were answered very quickly. Highly recommend. I increased my score nearly 20 points from where I started.

With the help of Nathan Fox and the Demon, I was able to increase my score from a 166 to a 177. After receiving my first score, I had studied for months to no avail. I took Nathan's course in September 2019, and in conjunction with the Demon, was able to target my focus on specific areas of weaknesses and work to overcome them. The Demon is particularly amazing because I was able to separate questions by type. It is also an insanely clean platform, and contains the best explanations of the questions on the internet. I also really liked Nathan's course and philosophy - his no nonsense approach to dealing with the test changed my perspective and shifted my approach towards understanding the test materials. I would highly recommend Nathan's course and the Demon to any student beginning their LSAT journey, and especially students who feel plateaued in the 160s and wanted to end in the 170s.