The Best LSAT Tutors in Brooklyn, NY

I took the LSAT in June 2021, got a 177, and now specialize in tutoring the LSAT full-time. I'm passionate about helping students improve no matter where they are in their LSAT studying journey and customizing my advice, tutoring timeline, etc. to each student's specific materials,...See Kaitlyn's full profile

Hi all! My name is Olivia and I recently graduated from Brown University with degrees in International and Public Affairs and Literary Arts. I graduated with honors and an "A" average grade (Brown does not calculate GPA). I have about 8 years of experience tutoring in K-10th grade math, English, Spanish, and American...See Olivia's full profile

I have hundreds of hours of LSAT tutoring experience. I've taught LSAT classes and worked with many students in a 1 on 1 tutoring setting. I can tutor both in person and online. My highest LSAT score was a 177 and I went to Columbia Law SchoolSee Edward's full profile

Hello! I'm Serge. I'm a Harvard/Cornell-trained tutor with over 10 years of experience in academic advising, college admissions, test counseling, and subject coaching. After graduating from Cornell, pre-med with a degree in Developmental Psychology, I went on to Harvard to pursue a master's and, later, a Ph.D. in...See Serge's full profile

I achieved a 176 official score on the LSAT, which is a 99th percentile score. See Elijah's full profile

As an English and academic writing tutor at Cornell’s Learning Strategies Center, I’ve helped 20+ students strengthen their argument structure, critical reasoning, and time management — skills directly applicable to LSAT success. I focus on building strategy-driven study plans that improve accuracy and...See Evelyn's full profile

I am an attorney, licensed to practice in NY and WA States. I took the LSAT and passed the NY bar on my first try with flying colors. I attended law school on a renewable scholarship. My law school was completely paid for by merit scholarships. The LSAT can be challenging but it’s not impossible. Critical...See Constance's full profile

My view is that at the top score bands, the LSAT punishes some of the brightest students. The precise skills required to identify correct answers--critical thinking, complex reasoning, and attention to detail--can backfire on the perceptive test-taker, leading to indecision, wasted time, and stunted momentum....See Ezra's full profile

I have taught full classes and tutored numerous individual students to help them get ready for the LSAT. See Alexandra's full profile

The LSAT is like the other Grad School entrance exams in that both the Reading Comprehension and Logical Reasoning sections are standardized in all respects. And for that reason, a student must have a standardized way to approach the passages, questions and answer choices. In other words, we must use the proper...See Scott's full profile

I am an Ivy League Phi Beta Kappa graduate from Brown University and I am an executive functioning expert! I have completed over 300 hours of neuroscience research, worked at a teen mental health hotline, volunteered with an Alzheimer's organization for the past 9 years, served as class representative, and played the...See Samantha's full profile

I help ambitious students transform their LSAT performance. With a 177 as the highest score, and years of proven tutoring experience, I’ve guided students to achieve their highest scores—many gaining 20+ points and earning admission to top law schools. I know what it takes to compete at the very highest...See Mark Anthony's full profile

I am a professional tutor specializing in test preparation aimed at achieving elite scores. I earned a perfect SAT score and a 99+ percentile LSAT score and have successfully taught SAT and LSAT prep for Kaplan and The Princeton Review. I love teaching and the tremendous rewards of helping my students gain...See Trevor's full profile

I achieved a 179 with careful analysis of my own performance, combining my background in critical reading and logic with acute test-taking strategy. I have taught logic, English, and philosophy for several years, and I tailor this background to the specifics of the LSAT and the needs of my student.See Oliver's full profile

You are probably working full-time and don't have time to waste when it comes to LSAT prep. I will help you to achieve the best possible results in the shortest amount of time. I have ten years of experience helping students prepare for standardized tests, and love teaching the LSAT. I have specialized...See Lauren's full profile

I got a 175 on the September 2024 LSAT.See Andy's full profile

I have a 99th percentile LSAT score and I have worked with several large LSAT preparation companies. Through those roles, I helped many students increase their LSAT scores substantively by breaking down the test into individual question types and helping students understand the appropriate techniques...See Yaseen's full profile

My students have consistently obtained top results on the LSAT. I approach each section of the exam with specific, flexible strategies that can be readily applied under the aggressive timing conditions of the LSAT. I can also assist with other components of the law school application process. See Daniel's full profile

Teaching has been a constant source of joy and passion in my life! I especially love preparing LSAT and GRE students for their exam day. I have 8 years of experience tutoring standardized tests (including GRE, LSAT, ACT, SAT). I scored a 175 on the LSAT, and a 339 on the GRE (170 V, 169 Q). More...See Bryan's full profile

Having graduated from one of the top Business schools in the world, New York University's Leonard N. Stern School of Business, I hold a BS in Business with a Concentration in Finance. This academic excellence isn't new; it's a continuation from my high school days where I scored a 34 on the ACT. At NYU, my coursework...See Sam's full profile

I personally scored a 174 on the LSAT through self-studying, after getting a 166 my first time around. I developed my own set of strategies that do not utilize diagramming, and instead focus on pattern recognition, innovative self-dialogue, and fundamental understanding of the "action" of each question....See Ari's full profile

LSAT high scorer and former teacher/tutor for a major test prep company. See Sasha's full profile

Scored 173 on the LSAT. Current 2L at Columbia Law SchoolSee Grace's full profile

---A strong foundation in the fundamental concepts of formal logic – deductive, inductive, & abductive – as well as the patterns of informal logic that appear on the LSAT, thus allowing you to better analyze the various LSAT Logical Reasoning prompts that use them & recognize the most commonly...See Meeraj's full profile

I received my Bachelor of Science from Northwestern University, where I studied math, journalism, and political science. I have tutored students as young as 12 and as old as 50, in math, physics, and standardized test preparation. I have also written and reported for both local and national publications, and have...See Coby's full profile