"I received a JD from Georgetown University Law Center in 2017, and have been an LSAT and bar exam for nearly nine years.

I've tutored over 2,000 students. As individuals, my students have been uniquely distinct and different. And, as a whole, they've varied widely and diversely re: their age, education, sociopolitical status, learning styles & preferences, previous test/exam history & preparation, etc. 

And yet, each of them shared a single, common goal: to learn smarter & score higher. 

I started tutoring part-time to make money while I studied for my own bar exam. Honestly, I didn’t even think I’d like being a tutor. But I soon discovered that not only do I like it, I love it!  As a tutor, I get to be a student and a teacher at the same time. Moreover, I am constantly challenged to find innovative approaches to very linear - and sometimes very boring - information. 

I've spent thousands of hours tutoring thousands of students using an study curriculum that I compiled, curated, and developed organically when I first started tutoring, and have continually updated and refined over the years to best reflect my insights on how to be a better tutor and how to tutor for the LSAT better." less...