I help LSAT students break plateaus by finding the exact reasoning errors behind their missed questions, then fixing them systematically.
A few representative student outcomes. The full Reviews page includes every review submitted directly by students.
The Masterclass Study Guide is included with tutoring. Logic Refined is a separate practice membership.
My LSAT study guide covers every question type, conditional logic, reading comprehension, and the reasoning behind right and wrong answers.
Choose a question type and preferred difficulty, work through original LSAT-style questions, and see why each answer choice works or fails. Your answers and progress save automatically to your account, with saved questions in Review.
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I'm a UT Law student and a $75k merit scholarship recipient. I've tutored 200+ students, and I've built a method that gets results whether you're brand new to the test or stuck at a plateau.
I adapt my explanations to how you think and use your mistakes to decide what we work on.
Real improvement on the LSAT takes real work. You bring the effort; I aim it at exactly what's costing you points.
We build the fundamentals first, then spend more time on the question types and reasoning errors that give you trouble.
Book a free 15-minute consultation. We'll discuss your preparation, goals, and timeline, and I'll recommend a plan.
*Average score improvement among students who reported official before-and-after LSAT scores.
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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, CAS, and, depending on your tier, one or two LSAT registrations and three or six school reports — over a thousand dollars in fees at the higher tier. 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.
Nobody improves on the LSAT without real work — and that goes both ways. Your job is to practice, review honestly, and keep pushing when an answer still doesn't make sense. Mine is to find what you're missing, explain it until it clicks, and adjust the plan as you improve. It's the motto I use with every student:
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