I have always loved teaching, so when I started law school at The University of Alabama, tutoring the LSAT seemed like a fun opportunity to combine my experience and my love for teaching. Consequently, I started tutoring during my second year. After I graduated, passed the bar, and began practicing law, I wanted to keep tutoring to help future law students pursue their own career aspirations in the legal field.

When I took the LSAT, my score was a 177, which is above the 99th percentile. I know that when students first begin to study for the LSAT, getting a good score can seem daunting or even impossible. However, I also know that with dedication and the right guidance, students can develop the skills they need to do well and significantly improve their scores. My goal is to help students truly understand the test so they can confidently tackle questions effectively and efficiently.