I graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where I majored in History and Communications with a minor in public policy. I am applying to law schools right now with the goal of becoming a lawyer in the military.
I have worked for one of the top LSAT Tutoring companies in the industry for over a year, and I have helped over a hundred students improve their scores. I myself improved 22 points when studying for the test, from a 154 diagnostic, to a 176.
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I graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where I majored in History and Communications with a minor in public policy. I am applying to law schools right now with the goal of becoming a lawyer in the military.
I have worked for one of the top LSAT Tutoring companies in the industry for over a year, and I have helped over a hundred students improve their scores. I myself improved 22 points when studying for the test, from a 154 diagnostic, to a 176.
What differentiates me from many other LSAT tutors is that I focus on a common sense approach to answering questions instead of getting caught up in technical terminology or mechanics. Many of my students who have worked with other tutors attest to how my approach to the test is much less stressful than what they were doing previously.
Most important of all, I want to help you enjoy studying for this test. You are going to be spending a ton of time working on this stuff and it is going to be tough to make progress if you are always dreading the time that you are spending sitting down in that chair.
