One-on-One LSAT Tutoring
with a 180-scoring instructor
You’ve read all the books and taken all the courses. You’ve taken practice test after practice test and your LSAT score is going nowhere. Whether this is the current plateau you’re feeling, or the future plateau you want to avoid…
You’ve come to the right place.
I’m the last stop LSAT instructor
My students come to me after struggling with one-size-fits-all courses or working with individual LSAT instructors who do little more than copy those same tactics.
I know where major LSAT prep companies fail. Better yet, I know how to patch up their blind spots.
6 figures
in typical student-earned law school scholarships
1,000+ hours
of tutoring experience
35 points
largest student score increase
How I Teach the LSAT
What Tutoring With Me Looks Like
A single, high-impact two-hour session, designed to change your score through intensive analysis into how you already take the test, and targeted tweaks that lead to significant score improvement.
Before our session, we’ll have a phone consultation where I request the exact information I need from you so I can prepare for our session.
Then, I do my homework, and craft a session that will get the most out of every minute we spend together.
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My tutoring style works best for students:
Who have hit a wall with their self-study approach
Who need help busting plateaus—specifically into the 160s or 170s.
I specialize in students with some LSAT experience who need a creative, individualized approach to crack the next level.
(Doesn’t sound like you? Check out my foundation-building group courses)
Your Take-Homes
After our session, you will leave with…
Personalized LSAT adjustments that boost your score without restarting your LSAT approach from scratch.
A video recording of our session for you to keep forever and refer to whenever you need it.
My phone number so you can reach out for off-the-cuff advice, even if we’re not scheduled to meet again.
Pricing
Each High Impact 2-Hour Session is $750
If this sounds like a big investment to you, you’re right. Except it’s not an investment to you.
It’s an investment in you.
My students earn hundreds of thousands of dollars in scholarships—not to mention thousands of dollars in waived application fees—after improving their LSAT scores.
So, yes, tutoring is an investment. But like any good investment,, it is totally worth it.
*Tutoring sessions require a consultation beforehand.
Frequently asked questions
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Chances are slim. Only 0.1% of test takers get a perfect score. Only 1.5% of test takers even get above a 170. That’s okay, though!
Our goal isn’t perfection. It’s getting you a score that will help you get into the schools you want, and hopefully with some scholarship money on top of that.
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I do not guarantee points increases, because, quite honestly, I can’t force you to do your homework. Instruction, studying and practice are all essential for the LSAT. I’m only responsible for the first one.
That said, my students on average see pretty significant raises in score. The best-ever gain I’ve seen from a student is 35 LSAT points, which equaled a 65 percentile point gain!
Most tutors brag about 5 or 10 percentile point gains. My students often see at least 20 to 30.
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A few things:
1.) I take an extremely personal approach to tutoring. I don’t expect students to be logic-mastering study robots. We’re all human. We all have up days and down days, and we all have different starting points. I care about your success on a personal level. Your legal career starts with the LSAT. I want that start to be comfortable, encouraging, and enjoyable. That’s why I go beyond teaching: I help manage stress and workload as well.
2.) I have a 180 on record, and most tutors don’t. Scoring a 180 means I needed to over-prepare. I needed to know more than the test would ask me, so I’d never be shaken or surprised. No matter what your current score is, I’ve experienced the path to move past it.
3.) My diverse experience as a professional writer, tutor, and national campaign advisor have given me interpersonal tools and communication skills that you rarely find elsewhere. I bring all of those skills into every session, so you get the best experience every time. Not to mention, I can help you write a killer essay :)
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Typically, I recommend anywhere from 1-3 hours a day, 5 days a week. Of course, this depends on what will fit into your current lifestyle and needs. We’ll build a plan based around what you can realistically do, and make the most of it.
Some tutors and reddit boards will recommend way more daily study time than I do, but I’ve found that this leads to burnout and even decreases in performance. In fact, some students at first choose not to work with me because of my study limits, only to come back months later after burning out.
Because the LSAT is a skills test, and not an information test, cramming in the hours does not work. My clients drill like professional musicians: in quick, focused bursts that allow for maximum concentration and purposeful skill gains.
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Our sessions take place via Zoom. You can record the sessions if you like!

