Yale Law School Graduate - 177 first attempt - success stories

Alex C.

I have taught the LSAT since February 2021. I graduated from Yale Law School in May 2026. While a student at Yale, former LSAT clients of mine were members of every class year at that institution.

Both my professional and academic activities thus far have reflected my passion for service. Sometimes I was knocking on doors to help a single mom run for mayor of my college town. Other times I was holding over 100 one-on-one meetings in my hometown to get folks involved with their community. The connecting theme between the things that I do is pretty straightforward: I just love helping people.

From August 2020 until January 2021, I studied for the LSAT. In January 2021 I took the LSAT for the first time and scored a 177 (99.8 percentile). I am quite thankful for my test results, and now desire to have a platform in which I can use my LSAT knowledge to help ensure that others reach their goals.

When I was an organizer, I met with and trained people from all kinds of ages, backgrounds, and overall life experiences. Diversity was simply a fact of life when I worked at the nonprofit, which has contributed to my ability to work with people from all walks of life.

By combining my professional experiences with my expertise on the LSAT itself, I am confident that I can develop an individualized tutoring experience that will cater to your needs. I don't believe in a one size fits all approach; we will start our work together by assessing your studies so far and what we need to improve moving forward. From selecting the right study materials to explaining the difference between a necessary and sufficient assumption question, I have got your back.

I am also proud and happy to see that as of January 2023 I have multiple students that have been accepted to Columbia Law School, Harvard, Michigan, UT Austin, Fordham, and the list goes on! Dozens of students who have scored a 170+.

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or concerns. One way or another, I know you can do it.