Incoming J.D. Candidate at Columbia Law School

Enzo B.

Hi there! My name is Enzo, and I'm a student at Columbia Law School in the class of 2028. I pursued my undergraduate education at Hamilton College, where I studied Government and Sociology and finished with a GPA of 3.98. I completed my undergraduate education in three years before being admitted to Columbia through a special program that enabled me to matriculate there before receiving my bachelors degree. Throughout my undergraduate career, I have tutored in a variety of official and unofficial capacities over the course of approximately two years. I am well-versed in coaching essay writing, research, resume development, and application materials for both undergraduate and graduate programs. Additionally, I served as the sole teaching assistant for constitutional law at Hamilton. My experience includes assisting high school applicants to college, assisting college applicants to law schools, and teaching a variety of topics in history, law, and sociology to undergraduates.

I absolutely love working with students and teaching subjects that I am passionate about, and I work best in small groups or one-on-one settings. I have adopted a variety of different methods for teaching depending on the student and what they are looking for. I am happy to provide lectures and reading materials for academic subjects, or to do intensive writing practice sessions with continuous feedback for improvements. Similarly, I could also assist students in studying for standardized tests and making disciplined schedules for studying and/or keeping on track with their application timelines. These are the areas in which I am best suited for working with students: U.S. law, U.S. history and political science, European history, essay writing & research, personal statement writing, undergraduate and law school application consulting.