A 170 scorer that is here to help students beat the LSAT

Omi M.

I hold a Bachelor of Science in Global Business from Fordham University’s Gabelli School of Business, where I graduated with a 3.74 GPA and focused on finance, law, and marketing research. My academic foundation spans economics, quantitative analysis, and advanced writing, which allows me to explain both numerical and conceptual topics with clarity. I have also completed extensive legal research and writing through the Fordham Undergraduate Law Review and the Columbia Black Pre-Law Journal, giving me the ability to teach structured argumentation and analytical reasoning.

My tutoring and teaching experience blends formal and informal settings. At Fordham, I regularly led peer-study groups and review sessions, helping classmates master subjects ranging from financial modeling to art history. In my professional roles—including as a legal assistant and a research intern at the Brennan Center for Justice—I mentored interns and guided colleagues through complex legal concepts and research methods. I emphasize active learning and Socratic questioning, encouraging students to discover answers by connecting ideas rather than memorizing facts.

I have worked with students from late high school through college and early professional stages, both one-on-one and in small groups, in person and over Zoom. Over several years, these experiences have refined my ability to adapt explanations to different learning styles—whether a student needs detailed step-by-step problem solving, broad conceptual framing, or practical real-world examples. This combination of strong academic training and flexible, student-centered instruction enables me to tutor effectively in writing, business, law-related subjects, and critical reasoning.