53 Newton Centre LSAT Tutors

...I'm a business professor at an online university with students in over 50 countries. I have founded over 100 businesses. I can explain economics in many different ways until I find one that makes easy sense to a student. From then on, progress is rapid. LSAT logic questions are different from what many people are used to seeing. As a result, answering... read more

...I have a math degree from MIT and taught math at Rutgers University for 10 years. I don't just know the material; I know the student as well. I performed well in my physics courses as an MIT student. I have tutored students in classic mechanics, electricity, and magnetism. I can offer help in both non-Calculus and Calculus based courses. My emphasis... read more

I'm a former Harvard Law student looking to make some extra money during the school year. I tutored the LSAT in New York before moving here for school. My students regularly posted gains of ten or fifteen points even from a prior test they had studied for. One student actually tutored for Kaplan after scoring a 164. After working with me, she scored... read more

...The GMAT is probably my favorite standardized test --- because it's serious. The infamous data sufficiency questions in the math section and the critical reasoning questions in the verbal section require higher-order logical thinking; they are actually great tests of deep conceptual understanding. The catch is that most students come to the GMAT... read more

...Of course, decades of formal education also means decades of standardized testing. After the stress of the ivy-league college and law school application process, I know first hand just how important (and terrifying!) the SATs and LSATs can be. For better or worse, there is too much riding on testing performance to go unprepared. At the same time,... read more