Although many people think otherwise, the LSAT is not an intelligence test. Your path to success is about recognizing its secrets and tricks and avoiding them, and I am here to help guide you all the way. I have helped hundreds of students through my emphasis on fundamentals, critical reading, and question identification. Taking the best lessons from the LSAT Trainer, the PowerScore Bibles, and other materials, I teach my students how to understand what they're being asked at a deep level, and to dispatch the most difficult questions methodically and with confidence, in a way that minimizes self-doubt and maximizes speed and accuracy. And I try to tutor the LSAT in a relatable, lighthearted way that hopefully makes it less painful and more rewarding. Through my tailored method, I have helped LSAT takers improve by more than 20 points and get into the law schools of their dreams. In addition to LSAT tutoring, I also help with application questions and essays (I am a consultant with 7Sage and Forester Thomas). Many of my LSAT pupils have shown improvements of 10+ points in their scores after only a few sessions, and have been admitted to Yale, Harvard, Stanford, Columbia, NYU, UCLA, Fordham, Cornell, Georgetown, Penn, Chicago and other top law schools. I'm happy to do a free, introductory call to explain my LSAT teaching method and allow you to evaluate whether you think we'd be a good fit. Investing in an LSAT tutor can not only get you into the school of your dreams, it can pay out ten-fold or more, with increases of only 2-4 points translating to five-figure scholarships. Feel free to reach out, know that you can master the LSAT with the right direction, and good luck to you no matter what!

As much as I hate standardized testing, when I got to the point where I started understanding the underlying logic and rigidity of LSAT question-writing from the perspective of the test-makers themselves, the test (and especially the logic games section) became enjoyable. Regardless of what your range of scores looks like right now, the most important thing is to understand that the LSAT isn't an IQ test – it's a skills based one. I'm entirely committed to the belief that all the content on the LSAT is learnable (and coachable!) and am excited to help you get to your dream score (and law school!)

I took the LSAT twice — and the second time, I saw my score jump 10 points, putting me in the 98th percentile. My self-study approach was suboptimal (just plowing through practice tests), but the repetition of that approach gave me a lasting, deep handle on the LSAT’s underlying logic. Whatever your LSAT needs — figuring out the pesky logic games, shaving off precious seconds in answering each question, or getting in the test writer’s head — I’m here for it!

99th percentile score and experience supporting several applicants in their test preparation and application process