Hi! I am a recent college grad who took a year and a half to master the LSAT. I have experience volunteer tutoring a student for the past year. I have recently applied to law schools with a score of 172 (October).
My method of teaching focuses on understanding the stimulus and answer choices. I don’t believe in diagraming LR questions because I want you to feel like they could ask you anything and you would feel 100% prepared to answer (not because you memorized enough, but because you...
Hi! I am a recent college grad who took a year and a half to master the LSAT. I have experience volunteer tutoring a student for the past year. I have recently applied to law schools with a score of 172 (October).
My method of teaching focuses on understanding the stimulus and answer choices. I don’t believe in diagraming LR questions because I want you to feel like they could ask you anything and you would feel 100% prepared to answer (not because you memorized enough, but because you actually could predict the answer). Our lessons will be tailored to your blind spots, meaning each meet you would come prepared with flagged questions and I can find the pattern that you need the most improvement on and prepare a lesson to tackle the root of the issue (i’m looking at you parallel flaws).
I can also help with making quick and intuitive diagrams for logic games (we will not waste time writing down every rule). I can figure out which way of capturing the rules makes the most sense to you and where exactly you get tripped up in each game. What really helped me is doing every logic game (sometimes up to three times) so I really understand arcane rules.
I’m here to help! The LSAT can feel like a long, complicated journey but I promise it’s learnable and that you can get past your plateau.
