The Best LSAT Tutors in Yonkers, NY

My students have consistently obtained top results on the LSAT. I approach each section of the exam with specific, flexible strategies that can be readily applied under the aggressive timing conditions of the LSAT. I can also assist with other components of the law school application process. See Daniel's full profile

I am a professional tutor specializing in test preparation aimed at achieving elite scores. I earned a perfect SAT score and a 99+ percentile LSAT score and have successfully taught SAT and LSAT prep for Kaplan and The Princeton Review. I love teaching and the tremendous rewards of helping my students gain...See Trevor's full profile

Hi! I'm Jura. I'm a recent Duke alum who majored in Political Science with a certificate in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. Before tutoring for LSAT, I've also helped students prepare for standardized tests like the SAT & ACT for 4 years. I scored 180 in the 2025-2026 testing cycle after 4...See Jura's full profile

I scored in the 99th percentile (i.e. the highest possible score) of every standardized test I have taken, including the LSAT, GMAT, GRE, SAT, ACT, PSAT, SSAT, ISEE, SHSAT, ASVAB, and IQ test. I taught and tutored at Kaplan (which owns Manhattan Prep) for 10 years. I will teach you the knowledge, skills, and...See Brad's full profile

I am a licensed attorney with a specialty in writing and legal research. I love helping students of all ages and educational backgrounds refine and strengthen their writing. I have tutored high school, college, and law students in essay writing, personal statements, legal memoranda, and research papers. My work extends...See Katie's full profile

Personalized lessons and custom study plans! I received a score of 178 on the September 2024 LSAT (99.7 percentile). I graduated from UC Berkeley with a B.A. in Legal Studies and academic honors in 2023. I specialize in teaching the LSAT in its current format following the changes in August 2024. I started...See Aly's full profile

I scored a 176 on the LSAT and above 177 on multiple practice tests. I've reviewed thousands of LSAT problems, and I would be happy to share my expertise with future test takers. Please reach out if you need help!See Theo's full profile

Hi, I’m Constance, a practicing attorney licensed in New York, New Jersey, and Washington. Not only have I taken the LSAT, I obtained a score, which among other factors, allowed me to attend law school for free. I teach students how to master critical thinking and logical reasoning, which are at the test's...See Constance's full profile

LSAT high scorer and former teacher/tutor for a major test prep company. See Sasha's full profile

1. Took the LSAT and attended Cornell Law School. 2. Admitted to the bar in NY. 3. Was a Business Law TA. 4. Currently a corporate attorney. See Liz's full profile

Hello! I'm Elias, a graduate of Brown University and Cambridge University. I have extensive experience with tutoring the LSAT (176) and the GRE(336 combined), as well as the SAT/ACT. Besides test prep, I have ample experience writing and editing English and History papers, and I try to instill a love of...See Elias's full profile

I have a 99th percentile LSAT score and I have worked with several large LSAT preparation companies. Through those roles, I helped many students increase their LSAT scores substantively by breaking down the test into individual question types and helping students understand the appropriate techniques...See Yaseen's full profile

Teaching has been a constant source of joy and passion in my life! I especially love preparing LSAT and GRE students for their exam day. I have 8 years of experience tutoring standardized tests (including GRE, LSAT, ACT, SAT). I scored a 175 on the LSAT, and a 339 on the GRE (170 V, 169 Q). More...See Bryan's full profile

I specialize in LSAT preparation, focusing on logical reasoning and reading comprehension. I help students develop structured approaches to argument analysis, question types, and passage interpretation, with an emphasis on accuracy and time management. My teaching focuses on clear frameworks and repeatable...See Jasper's full profile

I got a 175 on the September 2024 LSAT.See Andy's full profile

I took the LSAT in June 2021, got a 177, and now specialize in tutoring the LSAT full-time. I'm passionate about helping students improve no matter where they are in their LSAT studying journey and customizing my advice, tutoring timeline, etc. to each student's specific materials,...See Kaitlyn's full profile

I am an Ivy League Phi Beta Kappa graduate from Brown University and I am an executive functioning expert! I have completed over 300 hours of neuroscience research, worked at a teen mental health hotline, volunteered with an Alzheimer's organization for the past 9 years, served as class representative, and played the...See Samantha's full profile

Former in-person instructor for a major LSAT test prep company. Current tutor for the same company, and for one other LSAT test prep company. See Paul's full profile

The LSAT is a very specific test — and most of the improvement comes from learning how to approach it the right way. For Logical Reasoning, we focus on making sure you know exactly how to handle each question type so nothing feels unfamiliar. The goal is consistency — recognizing what the question is asking...See Scott's full profile

I received a 180 on the LSAT, have 2 years teaching experience, and 5 years tutoring.See Eric's full profile

In 2022, I graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a double major in Computer Science and Molecular & Cell Biology with Honors. Later, I attained my Masters degree in Computer Science from Cornell University. In high school, I passed 7 AP tests with scores of mostly 4's and 5's. I have been...See Lisa's full profile

I have been a professional tutor for a decade, helping students with a variety of standardized exams ranging from the LSAT to the SAT and beyond. In addition to helping you understand the material on the test, I help you develop the organizational skills and study habits necessary to success, without having to...See Andrew's full profile

My view is that at the top score bands, the LSAT punishes some of the brightest students. The precise skills required to identify correct answers--critical thinking, complex reasoning, and attention to detail--can backfire on the perceptive test-taker, leading to indecision, wasted time, and stunted momentum....See Ezra's full profile

I'm an experienced certified teacher in NJ, currently pursuing a Doctorate in Cognitive Studies in STEM Education. I hold a Masters in Physics and Applied Statistics also from Columbia University. I've been teaching and tutoring for over 20 years in several subjects including pre-algebra, algebra I & II, geometry,...See John's full profile

I scored a 163 on my first LSAT, then brought it up to a 176. I know how to improve because I actually had to figure it out myself. We go through real LSAT questions together and I teach you the same strategies I used to make that jump.See Nathaniel's full profile