I'll never forget my first appointment with a college pre-law advisor. We acknowledged my GPA wasn't exactly "high." I sheepishly mentioned a “safety” law school on my list. Almost under her breath, she muttered, "Yeah... that's definitely a reach." I was instantly crushed by her words and I felt physically sick for days. But making things happen in life is about getting back up... I'm what you'd call a classic "splitter” in LSAT jargon. I worked late nights throughout college which took its toll on my GPA. As a result, I needed a high LSAT score to give me a fighting chance at my target law schools. The journey wasn't easy but it taught me valuable lessons and techniques I love to share with my students. ​My first PT was a 149, but through hard work and more than one LSAT take, I scored a 173 (99th percentile). Despite my lackluster GPA, that score helped me gain admission and full tuition scholarships to top law schools including Duke, Berkeley and Georgetown. ​Students often ask if I went back and shared my score and acceptances with that pre-law advisor. Nope. Deep down, I already believed in myself and I just needed to put my potential and drive into action. Plus, she switched to another job and I couldn’t track her down! But that exchange keeps me humble and reminds me how each of us has unlimited potential. I believe in every one of my students. I treat each of them the way I would want to be treated because I walked that very same path. Additional Background: Over 5 years Teaching Experience Bachelors Degree, Columbia Masters Degree, Harvard Full Tuition Scholarships to top law schools including Duke, Berkeley and Georgetown Check out my book, on sale at Kindle for the holidays: https://tinyurl.com/lsatguidebook Listen to my podcast on Apple Spotify and major platforms: https://tinyurl.com/jdlsat