LSAT Tutor and Writing Mentor, Fordham Law JD

Marc A.

When I first took an LSAT diagnostic, I did poorly. My initial test prep course didn’t help either. I later learned an entirely different, more effective approach, and everything changed: I scored in the 93rd percentile, which earned me merit scholarships to both USC Law and Fordham Law. I ultimately completed my JD at Fordham. That turnaround from a rough start to a top score is exactly what I now help students achieve.

I offer one-on-one LSAT prep covering Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and Analytical Reasoning. My approach focuses on building real command of the test’s underlying logic and patterns, not surface-level tricks, so students see gains that hold up on test day. I tailor each session to where a student is starting from and what’s holding their score back, whether that’s pacing, question-type strategy, or foundational reasoning skills.

I also tutor writing, including essays, personal statements, and academic writing, drawing on my background as an NYU literature graduate.

Whether you’re just starting LSAT prep or have hit a plateau, I bring both a track record of real improvement and a genuine understanding of what it takes to turn things around.