I am a third-year law student at Harvard Law School, a graduate of Harvard College, and an experienced tutor. I have accepted offers for two prestigious federal clerkships after graduation and have an offer at a top New York City law firm once these clerkships are completed. I have excelled academically, and I know both what it takes to succeed at a top school and how to get there.
I am a good teacher because I am always seeking ways to improve my own learning, am an expert at...
I am a third-year law student at Harvard Law School, a graduate of Harvard College, and an experienced tutor. I have accepted offers for two prestigious federal clerkships after graduation and have an offer at a top New York City law firm once these clerkships are completed. I have excelled academically, and I know both what it takes to succeed at a top school and how to get there.
I am a good teacher because I am always seeking ways to improve my own learning, am an expert at explaining complicated ideas simply, and only teach subjects that I am passionate about. I began tutoring while I was in high school and since then have honed my ability to help students improve their standardized test scores. Because I have always enjoyed math and logic puzzles, I now focus on LSAT tutoring as well as SAT and ACT tutoring with an emphasis on the math sections. I did extremely well on these tests and can help you or your child do better on them as well.
I know what it takes to master the LSAT because I had to teach myself how to do it. When I first started studying, the exam seemed intimidating, frustrating, and designed to trick me. My first practice test was a disaster. But when I took the LSAT three months later, I scored in the top 0.5% of test-takers with a 175. I did nearly all of my studying on my own, only taking a one-weekend introductory course to get me started before designing my own study plan. In about three months, I went from being unable to finish even half of the logic games questions on a typical practice test to consistently answering every single question correctly with a few minutes to spare. I also greatly improved my Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension scores over this period of time. All in all, I was able to improve my score by around 15 points. So, I don’t just know how to do well on the LSAT: I know how to get better at it.
I am also an experienced tutor. In addition to LSAT tutoring, I've tutored dozens of students for the SAT and ACT. I specialize in improving stu
