"I have three years teaching and tutoring experience for the LSAT, and was the former project manager for Kaplan's LSAT program. As such, I was involved in content creation, which included writing parts of the tutorial videos, the lesson books, and the teacher's editions, as well as editing explanations for tests released between 2012 to 2014. That may have made me biased, but I'm a big proponent of reading the explanations for the WRONG answers, just as much as for the correct one.

I graduated Summa Cum Laude from UCLA undergrad (English and Women's Studies) and recently got my MBA from Cornell University. I currently own a startup, which means that, while work is crazy, I also have the ability to move around my hours as necessary in order to accommodate schedules.

I'm a big fan (nerd) of the LSAT, and used to take the test for fun. I see it as a puzzle and a game, and try to get my students to look at it the same way, because then it's less intimidating. Understanding the test structure as a whole is just as important as understanding the questions, so a holistic approach is necessary. Feel free to contact me with any questions or to schedule a session!" less...