"I am a professional LSAT tutor and former attorney living in Washington. After graduating with honors from The George Washington University Law School, where I was a managing editor of the law review, I practiced in the DC office of a large international law firm, where I specialized in media, privacy, and cybersecurity law.

I know from my own experience that the LSAT is more learnable than most people realize, and I've spent the last several years proving it by helping students achieve their goals via one-on-one tutoring. Studying for this test requires hard work and dedication, but that doesn't mean it has to be a nightmare. In my tutoring sessions, I try to keep the mood light and help students engage with the material as much as possible.

My 177 on the LSAT, which included a perfect score on the logic games section, was the result of several months of thoughtful practice and painstaking review. I know what worked for me, and I know that my approach is one most students are able to benefit from.

But you need a tutor with more than just a high score. You need someone you can talk to, who will listen to what you're having trouble with and help you fix it. You need a tutor who will take your needs into account in every single session.

Are you just starting out with the LSAT and looking for someone to guide you from A to Z?

Are you studying on your own or with a name-brand test prep company and feeling stuck?

Are you pretty comfortable with the exam but seeking expert input on a few specific issues?

Are you retaking the exam after a disappointing result and wondering what to do differently?

I've helped students navigate each of these situations and many, many more. If you have questions about tutoring, please don't hesitate to contact me. If you know that one-on-one support is what you need and you're ready to get started, reach out and schedule a session with me. I look forward to hearing from you!" less...