Using (legal) drugs to boost your LSAT score

In my last article, I talked about the lack of evidence for microdosing. But what about drugs that aren't totally illegal, like Adderall?

A lot of people have asked me about using drugs like that to improve LSAT scores, increase concentration, focus, etc.

So I wanted to share my thoughts on this controversial topic.
The bottom line:

I think these drugs can hurt more than help.

We don't want you ending up like Jessie Spano in Saved by the Bell.

Jessie Spano Saved by the Bell

Anyway, you can find out all the details and see the results of my research in this article:


Why NOT to use Adderall to Study for the LSAT ---->


-Steve


P.S. If you had a good or bad experience using study drugs, please reach out and let me know (responses may be published anonymously).


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