"Experienced LSAT tutor who believes any student can succeed at the test using common sense approaches. Forget memorizing arbitrary and theoretical question/game types! Instead, I take a practice-question first approach and break down challenges step-by-step to help students develop strong intuitions and confidence for the test. I also don't lecture - after the basics, we'll spend most of our time with you narrating your thought process, and I'll provide feedback, point out trends, and ways to address them as I learn more about your learning style and strengths and weaknesses. We'll make sure you know why the right answer is right, all the reasons the wrong answers are wrong, and why you made your mistakes — so that you never make them again.

I overcame test anxiety and my initial weakness in reading comprehension to score a 176 on a real LSAT. After that, I was immediately hired by an LSAT prep company, and also began to take on students independently. Studying for the LSAT is fresh for me, so I can easily put myself in student's shoes.

Reach out to me for a quick 15 minute intro voice or video call so I can understand your goals, needs, and make suggestions for how (style, # of sessions, cadence of sessions) we can work together!" less...