I achieved a 173 on the Official April 2022 LSAT, a 99th percentile score. You deserve a tutor with reasonable rates and a proven track record of success on test day and with students. My students generally improve by 10 to 20 points! I promise all of my clients that I will bring the same intensity, and honesty to their LSAT journey that I brought to my own.

My background, prior to my work as a tutor, was managing political campaigns, training, and running an education non-profit that mentored and tutored college students.

I also have lived and breathed LSAT. As a result of my own LSAT preparation, I improved from a 156 to 173 on test day, and I will be starting as a 1L at a T6 Law School next fall. I have recent, relevant experience preparing for the modern day LSAT, mastering every published Logic Game in existence (so can you!), and boiling down seemingly complex Logical Reasoning questions and Reading Comprehension passages to ways that help students unlock their potential.

The LSAT can be an extremely difficult test because it tests how you think. There is no one size fits all approach, and no magic guide to get a 170 or 180. But there are proven attitudes and strategies that work for winning the LSAT on and before test day. Whether you are a few weeks or a few months out from test day, are at, approaching or still working on getting to your target score, no matter the challenge, let's get after it together.

Picking an LSAT tutor is an important choice that can have a lasting impact on your future. So feel free to reach out to message me with any questions. I offer lessons online to students all over the country, and in-person in the New York Area.

I am also extremely knowledgable on the admissions process (medians, splitters, essays, deadlines, etc.), having just applied to law school this year, and helping students navigate the LSAC accommodations process.

No matter your goals: I want to help you achieve your law school ambitions!