With the right techniques and a disciplined approach, anyone can improve their LSAT score. My ideal student is someone who is eager to refine their study regiment and focus on their weaknesses. I provide comprehensive instruction in the fundamentals of Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, offer strategies for tackling specific question types, and give guidance on various aspects of the law school application process, including personal statements, optional essays, and addenda. While...
With the right techniques and a disciplined approach, anyone can improve their LSAT score. My ideal student is someone who is eager to refine their study regiment and focus on their weaknesses. I provide comprehensive instruction in the fundamentals of Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, offer strategies for tackling specific question types, and give guidance on various aspects of the law school application process, including personal statements, optional essays, and addenda. While this is a part-time role for me, I am deeply committed to providing fresh, informed, and honest feedback on your LSAT progress and law school prospects.
A bit about my background: I applied to law school with a low undergraduate GPA, but by mastering the LSAT fundamentals, I was able to make my application competitive. I’m eager to share the insights I’ve gained to help LSAT takers save time and effort. While hard work is crucial to LSAT success, there are also smarter, more efficient ways to prepare. Currently, I’m a 2L at Boston College Law School. Prior to law school, I tutored college-level economics, taught English abroad, and worked as a court clerk in a state trial court. I hold a BA in Economics and Political Science from a Canadian university and bring experience as both an academic coach and economics tutor.
