Duke Law Student for LSAT Prep and Admissions Essays

Elizabeth C.

My name is Elizabeth, and I'm a second-year law student at Duke University. I graduated from the University of Michigan Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy in 2020, where I received my B.A. in Public Policy with a concentration in Financial Regulation. I also completed a minor in Business Administration through the Stephen M. Ross School of Business, and worked for the Department of Justice for three years in DC before going back to school.

I have tutored students from kindergarten through twelfth grade since I was in high school, and am currently a tutor for law school application essays and general law school admissions consulting, as well as college application essays. I can also assist with LSAT prep — I raised my LSAT score from 165 to 174 over four months and have tried out numerous LSAT prep strategies and resources over the ~10 months I spent studying for the exam while working full-time. For context, I applied to 18 law schools in Fall 2022 and was admitted to thirteen of them, including Duke, Cornell, Michigan, Georgetown, University of Texas-Austin, Vanderbilt, WashU, Boston University, USC, Notre Dame, and Emory. I did not receive any rejections during my admissions cycle (I was waitlisted at the remaining five schools I applied to).

I would be happy to provide my LSAT score report and more specific information/documentation of my admissions outcomes upon request. I am also available to tutor younger students (kindergarten through middle school) in English/reading and math, and can help with college admissions essays as well. Please feel free to reach out with any questions!

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