One-on-One LSAT Tutoring

Stop drilling. Start reasoning.

I help LSAT students break plateaus by finding the exact reasoning errors behind missed questions — then fixing them systematically.

200+
Students Tutored
170+
Scores Achieved
+10 pts
Avg. Score Improvement
UT Law
Current Student
Student results 155 → 173· 153 → 171· 155 → 171· 155 → 164· 158 → 168· 158 → 170· 151 → 164· 154 → 161· 148 → 158· 145 → 161· 157 → 168· 159 → 164· 161 → 171· 161 → 169· Cornell · Georgetown · UT Law · Boston University · USC · GW · Wisconsin · Texas A&M · Villanova · St. Thomas · ASU · Brooklyn Law· 200+ students tutored·
Featured Student Results

Real students. Real results.

A few representative student outcomes. The full Reviews page includes every review submitted directly by students.

161 → 171
"Jeremy is an exceptional tutor. After working with multiple other tutors, I can confidently say no one matches his ability to distill complex material into something clear and actionable. He has a rare gift for identifying precisely where your reasoning breaks down — and he's turned the LSAT into a science. Trust the process, follow his steps, and you've got it."
ED
Estée D.
161 → 171 · Georgetown Law
155 → 173
"After working with several tutors from several organizations, I feel comfortable saying that Jeremy is truly 1 of 1. I worked with Jeremy for three months, and I can confidently say he was the best investment I made in my LSAT preparation. If you're looking for someone who combines exceptional knowledge with a genuinely individualized approach, I can't recommend him highly enough."
NC
Nick C.
155 → 173 · Cornell Law
159 → 164
"I cannot recommend Jeremy more. Not only did he help improve my score, but he was on time, consistent, professional, flexible, fair, and patient. I would not be at the law school I am at now without him. I owe it all to him! I have recommended him to several people and will continue doing so. Strongly recommend!"
SA
Shea A.
159 → 164 · GW Law
155 → 171
"Do not waste your time with the big name tutor companies — Jeremy is better. I would not be in law school without him. He has mastered the LSAT material and explains it in ways that are easy to understand and easily applicable on the exam. I cannot recommend his services more."
CP
Connor P.
155 → 171 · Boston University
157 → 168
"Jeremy was a great tutor. He was easy to work with, knew the material really well, and helped me improve my score more than I expected. I felt a lot more confident going into test day because of our sessions. Would definitely recommend him to anyone studying for the LSAT."
CG
Clare G.
157 → 168 · Wisconsin Law
153 → 171
"Jeremy did a great job and his tutoring actually worked with results. If you meet him halfway in his effort you will do great on the LSAT. For the offers I received, tutoring through Jeremy was the best investment I could have made. If you are looking for somebody with experience and proven results his tutoring provides the best bang for your buck."
AA
AJ A.
153 → 171 · UT Law

Two things every student gets

Included with every package, at no extra cost.

Study guide page on the two types of correct answers and bridge assumptions
Study guide page listing common reading comprehension wrong-answer patterns
Study guide page on sufficient and necessary conditions and conditional logic
The Study Guide

The LSAT Masterclass

A ground-up breakdown of the whole exam — every question type, the reasoning that drives it, conditional logic, reading comprehension, and the traps that cost points. Not a cheat sheet. The full method.

117Pages
13Parts
EveryQuestion type
Cold Recall showing a Strengthen and Weaken question answered correctly, with the card added to the student's toolbank
Cold Recall question types screen, showing progress through each LSAT question type
Cold Recall home screen showing 253 of 317 cards collected
The Trainer

Cold Recall

The guide teaches the method; Cold Recall makes you fast at it. Every rule becomes a question you answer cold, on a schedule that brings it back before you forget — plus logic and flaw problems built fresh every round. Any browser, nothing to install.

317Cards
17Question types
EndlessFresh problems
Jeremy LaRusso

Hi, I'm Jeremy.

I'm a UT Law student, a $75k merit scholarship recipient, and one of the most effective LSAT tutors working today. I've helped 200+ students improve their scores — and I've built a method that gets results whether you're brand new to the test or stuck at a plateau.

When you work with me, you're not getting a curriculum. You're getting someone who will find exactly what's holding you back — and fix it.

How it works

A structured path from introduction to mastery — built so every student gets the full foundation, then the focused attention their specific score needs.

01
LSAT Introduction (Session 1)
A 2-hour deep dive into the test itself. We cover the format, every question type, the structure of an argument, and close with Reading Comprehension — applying the same core principles to longer passages and RC-specific question types.
02
Question Type Mastery (Sessions 2–5)
Five sessions dedicated to the major LR question types — Sufficient & Necessary Assumption, Strengthen & Weaken, Flaw & Most Vulnerable to Criticism, Inference, Parallel Reasoning, and more. Each session builds on the last.
03
Individualized Focus (Sessions 6+)
Once you've had weeks of real LSAT exposure, we shift to what you actually need. You tell me exactly what's still holding you back — and that becomes the focus. Every student gets the full foundation, then the attention their specific score requires.
04
Review & adjust
Blind review, wrong-answer analysis, and ongoing calibration so every session builds on the last.
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Beyond the LSAT
Getting a great score is only half the battle. I take a holistic approach to getting students into their preferred law school — including reviewing personal statements and application essays, advising on submission materials, and consulting on realistic school targets based on your profile. The goal isn't just a number. It's an acceptance letter.

Ready to start?

Book a free 15-minute consultation and I'll tell you what's actually holding your score back — or go straight to the rates if you already know what you need.

Student Outcomes

What students say

Real students. Real results. Every review submitted directly by a student.

Students admitted to
Georgetown Law Cornell Law UVA Law UT Law Wisconsin Law Boston University Law GW Law UNC Law UC Davis Law USC Gould Brooklyn Law Texas A&M Law Villanova Law St. Thomas Law & more
161 → 169
"Jeremy was incredible. I had worked with a lot of previous tutors who were not genuinely dedicated to my success and my learning style. Jeremy had spent the time to understand my needs, and set out a dedicated, efficient, and effective plan to actuate my goals. My score improved within just a few weeks drastically. I have been referring Jeremy to as many people as I can!"
LS
Lauren S.
161 → 169 · Georgetown Law
155 → 173
"After working with several tutors from several organizations, I feel comfortable saying that Jeremy is truly 1 of 1. He's incredibly knowledgeable, but what really sets him apart is how personalized his teaching is. He adapted his explanations to the way I think. If one explanation didn't click, he approached the problem from a completely different angle, and kept doing so until I developed the skills to reason through these questions on my own. One of Jeremy's greatest strengths is diagnosing why you're making mistakes and recognizing negative patterns and biases. He identified the underlying flaws in my thinking and offered me targeted strategies to fix them. As a result, the time I spent studying independently was targeted and intentional as opposed to just moving aimlessly through LSAC's materials. I worked with Jeremy for three months, and I can confidently say he was the best investment I made in my LSAT preparation. If you're looking for someone who combines exceptional knowledge with a genuinely individualized approach, I can't recommend him highly enough."
NC
Nick C.
155 → 173 · Cornell Law
155 → 171
"Do not waste your time with the big name tutor companies — Jeremy is better. I would not be in law school without him. He has mastered the LSAT material and explains it in ways that are easy to understand and easily applicable on the exam. I cannot recommend his services more."
CP
Connor P.
155 → 171 · Boston University
159 → 164
"I cannot recommend Jeremy more. Not only did he help improve my score, but he was on time, consistent, professional, flexible, fair, and patient. I would not be at the law school I am at now without him. I owe it all to him! I have recommended him to several people and will continue doing so. Strongly recommend!"
SA
Shea A.
159 → 164 · GW Law
153 → 171
"Jeremy did a great job and his tutoring actually worked with results. If you meet him halfway in his effort you will do great on the LSAT. For the offers I received, tutoring through Jeremy was the best investment I could have made. If you are looking for somebody with experience and proven results his tutoring provides the best bang for your buck."
AA
AJ A.
153 → 171 · UT Law
158 → 170
"Jeremy completely changed how I approached the LSAT. Other tutors gave me a "you got this question wrong for this reason" approach where Jeremy gave me strategy to answer types of questions. He was also incredibly motivational, and unerringly advocated for my ability to succeed — even when I didn't see it. With his tutoring my expectations for the exam changed, and most of all for myself. Jeremy was incredibly honest about the effort I would have to apply to succeed, but that he was right there with me. I would not have had the opportunity to attend Texas A&M had I not been so fortunate as to have Jeremy as my tutor."
MR
Matthew R.
158 → 170 · Texas A&M Law
155 → 164
"Jeremy was beyond amazing not only was he super intelligent. He knew how to teach me in the way I needed to learn. He had skills that helped me succeed on the LSAT including tricks and tips for the different sections. He was genuinely the best tutor I could have asked for and thanks to him I am going to Brooklyn law with a large scholarship. I could not recommend him more!"
JB
Jedd B.
155 → 164 · Brooklyn Law
148 → 158
"Jeremy is the absolute best. He is so extremely helpful and kind. I loved having him as my tutor because he really breaks everything down in ways that make it easier to understand and memorize. His study method is very helpful as well. Overall I would recommend him to anyone studying for the LSAT that wants to improve their score."
MM
Melissa M.
148 → 158
151 → 164
"Working with Jeremy was a treat. Breaks everything down to the bones, and addresses all problems with a maintained formula. Each lesson had a friendly dynamic, whilst maintaining incredible productivity. As well, there are multiple LSAT mental hurdles that he was able to guide me through very professionally. The absolute best at what he does."
AP
Aishik P.
151 → 164 · Villanova Law
161 → 171
"Jeremy is an exceptional tutor. After working with multiple other tutors, I can confidently say no one matches his ability to distill complex material into something clear and actionable. He has a rare gift for identifying precisely where your reasoning breaks down — and he's turned the LSAT into a science. Trust the process, follow his steps, and you've got it."
ED
Estée D.
161 → 171 · Georgetown Law
145 → 161
"Jeremy is extremely knowledgeable and it was amazing to learn from someone that knows the LSAT inside and out. He was also very accommodating when it came to scheduling conflicts and helped me trust in the process as he helped guide me through it."
JB
Jessica B.
145 → 161 · Arizona State University
158 → 168
"Jeremy is a phenomenal tutor. His guidance helped me get the score I needed to attend my dream school. What sets Jeremy apart is that he not only provides the strategies needed to get a top score, but he also deeply understands the mental and emotional challenges presented by the LSAT. He helped me stay calm, focused and cognizant of small details in the stressful test taking environment. His unique approach and supportive demeanor make improving by 10 points an achievable goal. I could not have done it without him."
NG
Nick G.
158 → 168 · USC Gould School of Law
157 → 168
"Jeremy was a great tutor. He was easy to work with, knew the material really well, and helped me improve my score more than I expected. I felt a lot more confident going into test day because of our sessions. Would definitely recommend him to anyone studying for the LSAT."
CG
Clare G.
157 → 168 · Wisconsin Law
154 → 161
"Jeremy is an excellent tutor and I would recommend him to anyone who is looking to increase their score. I worked for a period of months (Nov. - April) by myself using only free resources and was only able to increase my score to 156, but with Jeremy's help, my practice exams were 160-162 with only a few sessions, final score of 161 in June 2023. I ended up getting a full tuition scholarship to the school in closest physical proximity to me, and that was exactly what I wanted. If I had worked with him more than just a few sessions I'm certain I could have improved even more. I had never retained a tutor for any reason before, and Jeremy is very personable and non-judgmental, making it an overall great experience."
GK
Grace K.
154 → 161 · St. Thomas University College of Law
Jeremy LaRusso
Jeremy LaRussoUT Law · LSAT Tutor
Credentials
J.D. Candidate, UT Law (May 2027) — $75,000 Merit Scholarship recipient
B.S. Summa Cum Laude, DePaul University — GPA 3.96
100+ students tutored through Varsity Tutors
Judicial Intern, Texas First Court of Appeals
Texas Review of Law & Politics, Articles Editor
Remote tutoring available nationwide

Why I tutor — and how I'm different

I've been tutoring since high school. At Moraine Valley Community College — where I studied for two years before transferring to DePaul — I tutored across subjects, with a focus on writing and mathematics. By the time I sat for the LSAT, tutoring was already second nature. What surprised me was how much I fell in love with the test itself. The deeper I got into the material, the more I realized I could combine what I'd spent years doing with something I genuinely understood at a high level.

What kept me going was the students. Watching someone finally grasp a concept they'd been fighting for weeks — and then hearing back with a new score — is immensely rewarding. Knowing I played a role in changing the trajectory of someone's life is why I do this.

It's also personal. The LSAT was a door — one that opened into opportunities I'd worked toward for a long time, including UT Law. I know what it means to need this test to go right. That's not something I forget when I'm sitting across from a student.

I didn't grow up around lawyers. Nobody in my family had been to law school, so I learned the process the slow, expensive way — asking questions I was embarrassed not to already know the answers to.

Some students have a parent who practices and can read a personal statement over dinner. Most don't. For those students I'm that person: school lists, score targets, whether a retake is worth it, what a scholarship offer actually comes to. It isn't on the pricing page, but it's part of what you get.

Before you spend anything, check the LSAC fee waiver. If you qualify, it covers a year of LawHub Advantage, your LSAT registrations, CAS, and school reports — over a thousand dollars in fees. It's free to apply, and plenty of people who assume they won't qualify do.

The pattern is consistent: improvement comes from understanding your errors, not grinding more practice tests. I find what's actually holding you back — and we fix it.

Diagnosis before drilling — understand the error before assigning more practice
Logical Reasoning is a skill, not a trick — it can be systematically improved
Timing problems are often comprehension problems in disguise
Blind review is the most underused tool in LSAT prep
Every student learns differently — there's no single curriculum that works for everyone
No rotating tutor roster — whoever learns how you think in session one is the same person working with you in session ten. That's me, every time
Rates & Packages

Invest in your score

Choose a starting point below, or book a free consultation and I’ll recommend the right fit.

Starter
Single Session
$300 / 2 hours
$150/hr
Best for students who want a diagnostic session before committing, or who need help with one specific problem.
  • 2 hours of one-on-one tutoring
  • Targeted on your biggest issues
  • Session recap & next steps
Focused Prep
10-Hour Package
$1,300 / package
$130/hr · typically 5 two-hour sessions
A focused engagement to identify your patterns and fix high-value reasoning errors. Save $200 vs. single sessions.
  • 10 hours of one-on-one tutoring
  • Custom study plan & homework
  • Wrong-answer pattern analysis
  • Email support between sessions
Payment plans available at checkout via Klarna & Afterpay
Sessions are two hours by default — long enough to work a timed section and review it properly in the same sitting. If you’d rather meet for shorter stretches, that works: your hours are yours to use, so shorter sessions simply mean more of them. One hour is the minimum.

Every option includes the LSAT with Jeremy Masterclass Study Guide and Cold Recall, the companion trainer.

Not right after your first session? Say so within 24 hours and you won't be charged for it.

Book a consultation while these rates are posted and you start at the listed rate — even if we don't begin for a few weeks.

Not sure which package fits?

Book a free 15-minute consultation. I'll ask about your score, your timeline, and your target schools, then tell you which option makes sense — including if that's none of them.

Refer a friend, get $100

Former student? If someone you refer signs up for a 10-hour package or more, you get $100 — no strings attached. Just have them mention your name.

1You refer a friend
2They book 10 hours or more
3You get $100
FAQ

Common questions

Everything you need to know before booking — answered directly.

How is this different from a prep course or self-studying?
Prep courses teach broad concepts. I focus on the specific reasoning mistake you are making when you choose the wrong answer. That means we spend less time on generic drilling and more time identifying the assumption you missed, the trap answer you accepted, the flaw pattern you misread, or the timing habit that is costing you points.
I've already been studying on my own and I'm plateauing. Can you actually help?
Plateaus are where I do my best work. They almost always come from a misapplication or misunderstanding of the material — not a lack of effort. I work to isolate exactly where your reasoning breaks down and address it at the root, not the surface. Every relevant concept gets broken down to its foundation, and we don't move on until the underlying logic is solid. Students who come in plateaued tend to move quickly once the right thing gets fixed.
How quickly will I see improvement?
Often right away. A lot of what makes the LSAT feel impossible has straightforward explanations — once you hear them, you can't unhear them. Some concepts click immediately; others, like sufficient and necessary assumption or formal logic, take more time to fully internalize. Either way, you'll leave every session with something concrete and actionable.
Is this right for me if I'm brand new to the LSAT?
Absolutely. The first session is built specifically to orient new students — we cover the format, the question types, and the core reasoning skills the test actually measures. You don't need to have studied anything beforehand. Coming in without bad habits is sometimes an advantage.
What does a typical session look like?
Each session opens with whatever questions you've brought from your own studying — nothing is off the table. From there, we work through the material you're struggling with most, whether that's a specific question type, a timing issue, or a section you've been avoiding. The structure flexes based on where you're stuck. If one area needs the full session, that's where we go.
What is Cold Recall, and do I have to pay extra for it?
Cold Recall is the trainer I built to sit alongside the Masterclass, and it is included with every tutoring option at no extra cost. The guide explains the method; Cold Recall is where you drill it until it is automatic. It holds 317 cards covering all 17 question types — every rule from the guide, asked cold — and it generates unlimited fresh conditional logic, inference, flaw and language-strength problems on top of that, so you cannot memorise your way through it. It tracks which rules you have actually got right and brings each one back on its own schedule, just before you would have forgotten it. It runs in any browser, on a phone or a laptop, with nothing to install. Your access is yours to keep whether or not you continue with sessions.
How long is a session, and can I do shorter ones?
Two hours is the standard, and it's the standard for a reason: an hour is rarely enough to work a timed section and then review it properly, and the review is where most of the improvement happens. That said, packages are sold in hours, not sessions — a 20-hour package is 20 hours whether we use it in ten two-hour sessions or a larger number of shorter ones. If a shorter session fits your schedule or your budget better, tell me and we'll build around it. One hour is the minimum, and the rate is the same either way.
Where do sessions take place?
All sessions are over Zoom. All you need is a stable internet connection and a device with a screen.
What are your availability and hours?
I tutor full-time and am generally available Monday through Friday, 10am–8pm CST. If you need something outside those hours, reach out — off-hour sessions are available at a different rate.
I don't know anyone who's been to law school. Can you help with the rest of it?
Yes — it's one of the more useful parts of working with me. School lists, score targets, whether a retake makes sense, what a scholarship offer is actually worth. I went through it without a guide, so I know which questions feel too basic to ask. Those are usually the important ones.
Do I need anything before our first session?
Yes — all students are required to purchase a LawHub Advantage subscription. This gives you access to every previously administered LSAT, which is the primary resource we work from. It's the official LSAC platform and far more useful than any third-party prep material. Check whether you qualify for an LSAC fee waiver first — it includes a year of LawHub Advantage, so you may not need to buy one. Applying is free.
What is your refund policy?
Your first session is the decision point. If you're not satisfied after it, tell me within 24 hours: you won't be charged for that session, and if you bought a package, the unused balance is refunded in full. After that first session, sessions and packages are non-refundable. A session you've paid for but cancel at least 24 hours before its start time is always refunded. And if I'm ever the one to end our work together, every unused session you've paid for comes back to you. I'd rather earn your continued enrollment than keep a fee.
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Your first session is the decision point. If you're not satisfied after your first session, notify me within 24 hours: you will not be charged for that session, and if you purchased a package, the unused balance is refunded in full to your original payment method. After that first session, all hours and packages are non-refundable. Separately, any session you have paid for but cancel at least 24 hours before its scheduled start time is refunded in full. I reserve the right to end an engagement at any time; if I do, every unused hour you have paid for is refunded within ten business days. For purchases made with a payment plan (Klarna or Afterpay), refunds are issued through the same provider per their terms. The Masterclass Study Guide and your Cold Recall access are yours to keep either way.
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Last updated: August 2026