I'm a law student who leveraged a 177 LSAT score to get into the law school of my dreams. My career path prior to returning to school involved teaching music lessons, youth mentorship, customer service, and training in a corporate setting. I’m passionate about answering questions, developing people, and helping to make difficult things make sense.

I got a 177 on the August 2020 LSAT, which was higher than 99.8% of test-takers. But I started with a cold diagnostic in the 150’s in 2017. Along the way, I learned to approach the test in a completely different way from how I had begun. And it made the test make sense.

We aren’t going to be spending (wasting) time memorizing a bunch of different question category names or developing schema for which passages and games to skip. We are going to:
1. Break down the Logical Reasoning questions so you are confident in your understanding of them.
2. Develop a strategy for Reading Comprehension that will improve your accuracy and your speed.
3. Learn a framework for Logic Games that will equip you to solve ANY game you encounter.
4. Go over the questions you are missing not just so you can know the right answer but so you can identify errors and avoid them in future questions.
5. Work on clock management to maximize your time in each section of the test.

I’d love to help you reach your goal score!

As a current law student, the vast majority of my time is spent in self-directed study, so I have an extremely flexible tutoring schedule. Whether you’d like to meet at 2PM or 2AM, I can probably make it work.

Please reach out to me with any questions! I wish you the best in your preparation for law school.