Caitlin Lee

Welcome to my profile! I'm a J.D. candidate at Stanford Law School and a magna cum laude graduate of Yale University, where I earned a B.A. in Philosophy and Economics with Distinction in Philosophy and the Tobin Scholar Prize for outstanding performance in Economics. My academic background in logic, critical reasoning, and analytical thinking provides the foundation for the skills the LSAT is designed to test. Teaching has been a consistent part of my career. At Yale, I worked as a Writing Center tutor and served as a Peer Teaching Assistant for Intermediate Microeconomics and Introductory Macroeconomics, helping students master challenging material and develop effective study strategies. I've also mentored students through Yale Admissions and several campus organizations, giving me extensive experience tailoring my approach to each individual's learning style. Professionally, I spent two years at Deloitte as a Business Data Analyst, where I developed data-driven solutions, led cross-functional projects, and translated complex information into clear, actionable insights. That same analytical approach is central to how I teach the LSAT: breaking difficult concepts into manageable pieces, identifying patterns in your performance, and building a study plan that targets your specific goals. Whether you're aiming for your first diagnostic improvement or a top-percentile score, I'm committed to helping you build the reasoning skills and confidence needed to succeed on test day. I look forward to working with you and helping you reach your law school goals!