I hold a JD and am a licensed Illinois attorney, but my background in education runs even deeper: for over a decade, I directed test prep and tutoring programs at The Princeton Review, where I managed LSAT instructors, taught admissions-focused courses, and helped hundreds of students build the skills and confidence to hit their target scores.
I specialize in SAT, ACT, and LSAT preparation, along with law school admissions strategy, including personal statements and application timelines....
I hold a JD and am a licensed Illinois attorney, but my background in education runs even deeper: for over a decade, I directed test prep and tutoring programs at The Princeton Review, where I managed LSAT instructors, taught admissions-focused courses, and helped hundreds of students build the skills and confidence to hit their target scores.
I specialize in SAT, ACT, and LSAT preparation, along with law school admissions strategy, including personal statements and application timelines. My approach starts with a real diagnostic, not a canned lesson plan, so we spend time on what will actually move your score, not what a generic syllabus says should come next. I explain concepts in more than one way until one clicks, and I always leave you with a concrete next step, not just a corrected answer.
When I'm not helping students, I'm hitting steel at my forge, building stories with the friends who've stuck around my gaming table for 26 years running, or getting outmaneuvered at the park by my daughter.
Whether you're aiming for a specific SAT/ACT score, working through the LSAT's logic-heavy sections, or trying to turn a law school personal statement from a rough idea into a strong draft, I'd love to help.
