"Hey y'all, I scored 180 on the LSAT! I have experience teaching live, in-person LSAT classes as well as tutoring students one-on-one. I have worked with student who have ADHD, anxiety, or are non-native English speakers. Sometimes you need weaknesses diagnosed, or to have your intuition nudged in the right direction. Sometimes what you need is a study schedule, a bit of homework, or accountability. I work with students to provide all of those as they need them, along with helping build the kind of resilience and confidence that will carry them forward.

The LSAT is a solvable skills based test, and learning new skills should be fun! I understand the stress and anxiety that come along with the LSAT because I had them. I worried I would not achieve my goals, and I focused on results rather than developing the skills and processes that would give me results. I made mistakes, and I am here to give you the kind of support I needed. I want to give you the skills to crush the LSAT and beyond, but I also want to have fun and support you while I do it.

My approach focuses on understanding the LSAT's language, translating it into something you can understand, and then tearing apart the arguments and passages. Once you understand the argument and its flaws and connections, you can confidently answer whatever the question asks. We will dive deep into individual questions and passages, and I will not give up or move on until you are feeling confident. Each question teaches a lesson, and once you've learned those lessons, you'll be able to crush the LSAT.

Outside of the LSAT, I love strength training, long walks (not on the beach), baking cookies, reading, cats, and spending quality time with my friends and family." less...