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I had very high expectations going into 7Sage’s LSAT tutoring. Said expectations were exceeded.

Sam

Scott was very invested in my success and continued growth. He provided detailed analytics and specific feedback based on my practice tests and trends we saw in my performance. A tutor is not a substitute for tenacity and hard work, but Scott helped me identify my weaknesses and make my long hours of individual studying as productive as they could’ve been.

Lily

Friends and family all know the LSAT is hard, but they couldn’t relate to and support me in my LSAT journey like 7Sage did

Juan

Our Tutors

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  Henry Merschat

  Tutor | 180

  

  Henry Merschat

  Tutor | 180

  Henry thought his LSAT journey was over after a disappointing score. With the guidance of 7Sage, he decided to take another crack at it and ended up with a nice, round 180. He’s excited to help others replicate his experience without getting discouraged or quitting before they’ve reached their full potential. In his free time, he enjoys improv, drumming in local rock bands, and spending time with his two small dogs, Doug and Pluto.
  

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  Raphael Piliero

  Tutor | 180

  

  Raphael Piliero

  Tutor | 180

  Raphael was motivated to become an LSAT tutor when he saw firsthand the ways that learning logic can change how one thinks and approaches the world—and that the test can be made fun in the process! A self-described LSAT fanatic, Raphael took over 9,000 LSAT questions across several months of study prior to his exam. He decided to return as a tutor to help students reach their potential by inculcating an appreciation for logic, critical thinking, and the joy of solving curve-breaker “miscellaneous" logic games. When not thinking about the LSAT, Raphael enjoys playing speed chess and avidly watching baseball.

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  Samantha Dresner

  Tutor | 180

  

  Samantha Dresner

  Tutor | 180

  Sam used 7Sage to create her own action plan for tackling the LSAT and now wants to help others do the same. As a student with ADHD, she understands the importance of a routine and strategy tailored to individual learning style. She is especially looking forward to working with students with neurodivergencies and disabilities and is committed to continually finding new and nontraditional methods of studying. In addition to the content of the LSAT, she enjoys teaching the test-taking skills necessary to perform well on it. When not tutoring, Sam enjoys cooking, doing crossword puzzles, and traveling.

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  Soni Madnani

  Tutor | 180

  

  Soni Madnani

  Tutor | 180

  Soni has come to view studying for the LSAT like learning a new language. Like any language, she strongly believes that the LSAT is learnable. After studying for the LSAT unsuccessfully for months, she finally reached fluency once 7Sage helped her to become familiar and confident with the test material. She hopes to help her students do the same as they embark on their LSAT journey. In her free time, Soni can be found in the pottery studio, taking photos, or traveling.

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  Beau Bost

  Tutor | 180

  

  Beau Bost

  Tutor | 180

  Beau developed a great respect and appreciation for the LSAT during his own journey with the exam, which was aided greatly by 7Sage. He found scrutinizing arguments and deciphering Logic Games to be quite enjoyable, and the tangible growth that accompanies constant practice to be quite rewarding. Recognizing that the process is not all fun and games, however, Beau became an LSAT tutor to help students learn to get the most enjoyment out of their study time and the best possible performance out of themselves. In his spare time, Beau enjoys playing tennis, getting overly invested in fantasy football, playing board games, and walking the Green Belt near his home in Austin, Texas

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  Elias Christensen

  Tutor | 180

  

  Elias Christensen

  Tutor | 180

  Like any difficult journey, the LSAT goes better with a little extra help on your side. Getting a top score took a lot of hard work, but as he studied for the LSAT, Elias found that having an experienced friend in his corner to talk him through it made a huge difference in his results. Now he hopes to pay it forward and help others reach their goal score by showing them that the LSAT plays by rules that can be learned and overcome. In his off hours, he likes to spend his time writing, visiting local parks and gardens, caring for his bonsai tree, and admiring his friends’ pets.

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  Benjamin McAnally

  Tutor | 180

  

  Benjamin McAnally

  Tutor | 180

  Ben found 7Sage near the beginning of his LSAT journey, and he credits much of his success to the clear explanations and detailed analytics that 7Sage provides. He serves through AmeriCorps in Colorado doing academic interventions, gaining an appreciation for different learning styles and the excitement of breakthrough realizations. He is excited to meet students where they are at to achieve their peak performance on the LSAT and enjoy the intricacies of the test. When not obsessing over the best way to break boards, Ben writes YA contemporary fantasy and competes in Latin dance.

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  Nathaniel Yoon

  Tutor | 180

  

  Nathaniel Yoon

  Tutor | 180

  Nathaniel studied for the LSAT with 7Sage, where clear explanations and specific feedback were invaluable in his targeted, intentional preparation. He’s also spent years coaching debate, helping students develop the right mindsets to tackle problems and break down arguments efficiently. As an LSAT tutor, he’s excited to combine these skills to tackle problems together with persistence and an open mind. In his free time, Nathaniel enjoys playing a bit of chess and watching chess videos, solving and occasionally constructing crosswords, and playing with his dog, Leo.

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  James Marmaduke

  Tutor | 179

  

  James Marmaduke

  Tutor | 179

  James is passionate about the LSAT because it did not come naturally to him. Through three years of dedicated study, he came to see the LSAT as an old friend. James now enjoys teaching the LSAT and making it accessible to all students. He firmly believes that the LSAT is learnable and that, with the right approach, anyone can master the test. When he is not decoding Reading Comprehension, you can find James crafting artisan chocolate and working on his forthcoming children’s book. 

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  Sierra Taylor Maciorowski

  Tutor | 178

  

  Sierra Taylor Maciorowski

  Tutor | 178

  After many years as a debate coach and teacher, Sierra is excited to turn her attention towards tutoring the LSAT and helping students learn to use their instincts to beat this all-important game. She believes that anyone can build the skills to meet their LSAT goals through intuition—by combining formal logic principles and precision of language with the simple practice of figuring out what questions try to say. When not coaching the LSAT or debate, Sierra can be found reading critical disability theory or speculative fiction, listening to Kehlani while wandering the Bay Area hills, and learning four languages at once.

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  Christopher Bearne

  Tutor | 178

  

  Christopher Bearne

  Tutor | 178

  Coming from a STEM background, Chris found the LSAT daunting at first. With the help of 7Sage and 7Sage tutors, Chris improved 25 points from his diagnostic. He learned to love the nuances of the LSAT, and became a tutor to help others find this same joy. Chris is dedicated to helping his students reach their full potential and achieve their dream score, especially on test day. When Chris is not dissecting arguments, you can find him doing gymnastics or watching hockey.

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  Kishore Chundi

  Tutor | 178

  

  Kishore Chundi

  Tutor | 178

  After struggling for months to improve on his diagnostic score, Kishore found 7Sage and never looked back. Learning to enjoy aspects of the process and to even have fun with Logic Games and certain question types played an important role in his success. Nevertheless, having studied for the LSAT while working both full-time and part-time jobs, Kishore understands the reality of burnout and is committed to helping his students hone and practice sustainable study habits. Having improved on his diagnostic score by almost 20 points, Kishore believes that there is no “secret” to the LSAT, and that anyone can achieve their goal score with a solid logical foundation and a consistently applied strategy that fits their strengths. In his free time, Kishore enjoys cooking, browsing Wikipedia, learning new languages, and obsessing over his beloved Florida sports teams.

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  Sarah Ryan

  Tutor | 178

  

  Sarah Ryan

  Tutor | 178

  After spending more than a year trying to balance studying with a full-time job, Sarah knows firsthand how stressful and exhausting the LSAT can be. She believes that, with some patience, it is possible to make substantial improvements and develop confidence on the test, and she is excited to help coach others through the process. When she isn't tutoring, or working as a legal assistant, Sarah can be found running in Prospect Park, going to concerts around NYC, or reading political philosophy.

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  Daniel Jung

  Tutor | 178

  

  Daniel Jung

  Tutor | 178

  A former student of 7Sage tutors himself, Daniel returned to his LSAT haven, this time on the other side of tutoring. He found that much of his growth came from hearing other people’s perspectives on questions, and hopes to provide the same valuable insight to others. His main teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that scoring well is more about thinking with the right mindset rather than just thinking hard. Therefore, he aims to help cultivate the mental framework necessary for conquering the LSAT. When he’s not tutoring, Daniel can be found playing basketball, golf, or badminton.

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  Alexandra Nash

  Tutor | 178

  

  Alexandra Nash

  Tutor | 178

  Alexandra has always been passionate about teaching others, and believes that with the right support, any student can unlock potential they may not have realized they had, and the LSAT is no exception. As an experienced tutor, they have honed their ability to adapt study plans to different learning styles, and they are excited to help each student find their unique way of mastering the LSAT. In their free time, Alexandra birdwatches at the Toronto lakeshore and invents new ways to prepare vegetables from their balcony garden.

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  Juan Ramon Riojas

  Tutor | 177

  

  Juan Ramon Riojas

  Tutor | 177

  While studying for the LSAT, Juan Ramon found that consistency, curiosity, and self-compassion were the keys to improvement—especially on the Reading Comprehension section. Through tutoring, he seeks to empower people to overcome LSAT-induced fear and boredom. Juan Ramon’s prior experience coaching debate and teaching test prep in his home state of Mississippi prepared him to coach the logic skills and test-taking approach the LSAT requires. Furthermore, these experiences fostered his belief that motivated people can achieve their goals, given the proper roadmap and toolkit. Juan Ramon enjoys watching soccer, playing chess, and eating good food.

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  Henry Lee Ewing

  Tutor | 177

  

  Henry Lee Ewing

  Tutor | 177

  The LSAT never came easy for Henry. However, after applying consistent studying, he improved his LSAT score by 27 points from his initial practice test. During his studying, he grew to like the unique challenges of the LSAT and grew to love beating them. Henry decided to become a tutor to help others attain their goals and reach their full potential. He believes that no matter the starting point, anyone is capable of achieving their dream score. In his spare time, you can find Henry in the pool, on the bike, or in his running shoes, training for his next triathlon.

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  Tiara Laulusa

  Tutor | 177

  

  Tiara Laulusa

  Tutor | 177

  Tiara has 3 years of teaching experience in a wide range of subjects, including English as a second language to children and The Art of Acting to undergraduate students. She uses her entire breadth of teaching experience as a knowledge base for tailoring her LSAT tutoring on an individual basis to most effectively advance any student’s skillset. Tiara graduated from Southern Methodist University in 2018 with a Master of Fine Arts in Acting, and she is currently a professional stage actor in Los Angeles. She plans on attending law school in the fall of 2023. In her free time, she enjoys playing video games (especially in the horror genre), powerlifting, dancing, and anything with cute animals involved.

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  Greene Ko

  Tutor | 177

  

  Greene Ko

  Tutor | 177

  Greene understands that studying for the LSAT can be frustrating and knows firsthand what it’s like to be stuck on a plateau. Having made several breakthroughs, Greene believes that the key to improvement is finding the “right” techniques that work for you and developing the patience and confidence to adhere to those techniques. He works with his clients to help them learn their strengths and discover the tools and strategies that can maximize each client’s strengths. With English being his second language, Greene can offer detailed advice for students whose first language isn’t English and for those who need help with time management. You can find Greene catching waves in the summer and skiing in the winter. He lives with two cats, Ipsae and Jjilae.

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  Kristina Novakovic

  Tutor | 177

  

  Kristina Novakovic

  Tutor | 177

  Kristina’s keen interest in philosophy led to her becoming fascinated by the LSAT, and she loved challenging herself to improve her score with each test that she took. After observing a rapid 15 point increase from her diagnostic score, Kristina realized the effectiveness of consistent and targeted studying. Kristina truly believes anyone can master the LSAT if they have the drive and resources, and is deeply invested in helping her students succeed. In her spare time, Kristina enjoys painting, 35 mm film photography, playing guitar, and exploring new places.

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  Jason Erick Ruggeberg

  Tutor | 177

  

  Jason Erick Ruggeberg

  Tutor | 177

  Jason has always loved logic games and brain teasers, so the LSAT was a natural fit for him. While studying, he came to realize the value of flexible thinking and metacognition in solving tough questions and developing the higher-order skills that improve test-taking. As a tutor, Jason hopes to apply a lifelong fascination with understanding what makes people tick to helping his students master the test. When he isn’t nerding out on the LSAT, he can be found weightlifting, cooking extravagant meals, and shaking fancy drinks at his local cocktail bar.

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  Benjamin Buras

  Tutor | 177

  

  Benjamin Buras

  Tutor | 177

  Raised by a philosophy professor, Logic Games have been a part of Ben’s life for many years. 7Sage was an invaluable tool as he prepared for the LSAT and he is thrilled to help others prepare for the test. The LSAT can be both conquerable and enjoyable, as its unique problems instill new ways of seeing the world. With a background in philosophy, Ben can explain the logic behind even the most convoluted test questions. When not coaching the LSAT, Ben can be found rock climbing, playing music, or enjoying his extensive board game collection.

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  Ankita Satpathy

  Tutor | 177

  

  Ankita Satpathy

  Tutor | 177

  Ankita is committed to helping others find the strategies that work for their individual learning styles so they can reach their full score potential. She firmly believes that the LSAT is learnable, and that patience and confidence are just as important as content mastery. Ankita is a student at Harvard Law School and a graduate of the University of Virginia and Schwarzman Scholars program at Tsinghua University. In her spare time, she enjoys live music, political dramas, and plant-based cooking.

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  Valentina Gache

  Tutor | 177

  

  Valentina Gache

  Tutor | 177

  Valentina understands that taking the LSAT is an intimidating and strenuous journey. As someone who didn’t have a natural affinity for studying, she found that consistency and patience were key. The LSAT is a difficult exam, but it is absolutely learnable. Through tutoring, Valentina seeks to empower students with the right tools and approaches to achieve their goals and find success on the exam. Having self-studied with the 7Sage platform, Valentina knows what it is to feel hopeless at score plateaus and hopes to provide support and methods for overcoming them. Finally, improving by 24 points, she also knows very well that with the right commitment, focus, and consistency, there is so much growth to be had. In her spare time, Valentina enjoys playing soccer, making music, and traveling.

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  Harrison Friedman

  Tutor | 176

  

  Harrison Friedman

  Tutor | 176

  Harrison has always loved teaching others, and is a big believer in consistent, incremental progress. He saw it on his own LSAT, where he scored a 176, and greatly enjoyed the process behind 7Sage’s curriculum. To him, a combination of approach and attitude leads to success, and so he wanted to help others achieve their goals following those same methods. He is excited to have fun helping you grow your instincts and master the material. When he’s not helping you with the LSAT, he’s almost certainly experimenting with recipes or watching baseball.

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  Nick Place

  Tutor | 176

  

  Nick Place

  Tutor | 176

  With targeted studying and practice, Nick was able to increase his initial practice test score by 15 points, ultimately scoring a 176 on the LSAT. He believes that with a proper approach to studying, anyone can improve in a big way, regardless of where they start. When he's not teaching the LSAT, he is either building fun computer apps, watching sci-fi movies, practicing his Spanish, or long-distance trekking through the mountains.
  

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  Charlie Blodnieks

  Tutor | 176

  

  Charlie Blodnieks

  Tutor | 176

  Charlie believes in accessibility as a core value, and that students approach the LSAT differently based on factors such as their educational background, abilities, goals, and non-LSAT commitments. Because of this, Charlie approaches each student as an individual with a unique learning style, and makes sure to listen carefully to student goals and concerns in order to craft the most successful LSAT study journey possible. During the day, Charlie works in communications at a public interest legal non-profit, and is especially excited to work with students who want to practice human or environmental rights law. Charlie has two cats, Gnocchi and Pesto, neither of whom enjoys listening to LSAT explanations.

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  Josh Aldy

  Tutor | 176

  

  Josh Aldy

  Tutor | 176

  After finishing his own LSAT journey with an official score of 176, Josh attended Northwestern Pritzker School of Law where he graduated cum laude. Since before law school and ever since, he has been tutoring the LSAT and has seen his students go on to target schools all across the US, Canada, and Australia. He considers every question a student brings him a new opportunity for greater insight into the LSAT and has never stopped learning and refining as a teacher.

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  Mike Reyes

  Tutor | 176

  

  Mike Reyes

  Tutor | 176

  Mike enjoyed the challenge of targeting every element of the LSAT to improve as much as possible from his diagnostic score. As a tutor, Mike combines his passion for critical reading, logic, and problem solving with his enthusiasm for teaching and helping others realize their goals. Mike believes that with dedication, persistence, and the right guidance, every student can reach their LSAT goals. In his free time, Mike enjoys reading, trail running, and spending time in the kitchen with his family.

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  Sydni Josowitz

  Tutor | 176

  

  Sydni Josowitz

  Tutor | 176

  When studying for the LSAT, Sydni experienced the highs, lows, frustration, and burnout that can come with studying for it. She found that having support, motivation, and an open forum to ask questions was key in conquering the test. This motivated her to become a coach to others going through the same process. She is dedicated to helping her students at every step, no matter how big or small, in an effort to achieve their goals. When she’s not tutoring, Sydni enjoys painting and reading.

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  Ian Riley

  Tutor | 176

  

  Ian Riley

  Tutor | 176

  Ian has always had a passion for helping others learn and succeed. Before applying to law school, he taught high school Special Education English and coached baseball for four years in Baltimore, Maryland. He used 7Sage to improve on his diagnostic score by over twenty points, and firmly believes that any student can reach their goals with the right preparation. In his free time, he enjoys reading sci-fi novels and watching Virginia basketball (not usually at the same time).

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  Julia Nicole Greve

  Tutor | 175

  

  Julia Nicole Greve

  Tutor | 175

  Julia’s LSAT journey began with a diagnostic score of 148. Also working as a full-time teacher, Julia was aware of the uphill battle she faced to master the LSAT. She did not let these barriers hold her back. Julia used her education background to create a highly effective study plan that led to a dream score and admission to Harvard Law School. Julia uses her experiences to create study plans hyper-focused on the weaknesses of each individual student. When she isn’t tutoring, Julia can be found logged on to her Steam account.

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  Conor Ahern

  Tutor | 175

  

  Conor Ahern

  Tutor | 175

  Conor is a graduate of the University of Virginia and Harvard Law School. He scored a 175 on his LSAT and has helped countless students improve their LSAT scores over the six years he has been tutoring this test. Conor’s approach emphasizes fundamentals, deep dives into conditionality, emphasis on keywords, methods of simplifying the test, and strategies for each question type and section. He has a record of success working with students who have learning disabilities. He is also an admissions consultant with 7Sage, and he works full-time as a civil rights attorney in the Washington, DC area.

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  Charlie Shorey

  Tutor | 175

  

  Charlie Shorey

  Tutor | 175

  Charlie decided to become a tutor after experiencing dramatic improvement in his own LSAT scores. He believes the LSAT is a learnable test, and that significant improvement is possible with good habits and a strong work ethic. He says that the majority of test-takers never reach their true “ceiling,” and is passionate about helping students reach their potential. Charlie lives in Madrid, Spain, and loves to play basketball and explore new places in his free time.
  

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  Chad Borgman

  Tutor | 175

  

  Chad Borgman

  Tutor | 175

  After balancing studying with working as a Big Law paralegal for a full year, Chad knows all too well the holistic demands of the LSAT. But as a current student at his dream law school, he knows too that practice and persistence truly pay off. He couldn’t be more excited to help coach others through their LSAT journey so they too can reap the rewards of all their hard work. When he isn’t hitting his Civil Procedure casebook, you can find Chad reading and writing poetry, running around New Haven, or watching Big Brother.

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  Rachel Ijams

  Tutor | 175

  

  Rachel Ijams

  Tutor | 175

  With extensive tutoring experience across many subjects, Rachel is passionate about making standardized testing as approachable and accessible as possible. After struggling with the LSAT for far too long, Rachel found the 7Sage curriculum to be the perfect tool to guide her preparation. She firmly believes that the LSAT is learnable with the right structure and support. She is excited to work with students to untangle the language of the test, build practical habits, and boost confidence! In her free time, she enjoys exploring the many neighborhoods of New York City (and escaping the city for hiking and nature)!

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  Bailey Luber

  Tutor | 175

  

  Bailey Luber

  Tutor | 175

  By slowing down and learning to figure out why she kept making the same mistakes on certain question types, Bailey increased her score from a 156 to a 175. She loves helping students to get to the root of any obstacles standing between them and their best possible score by emphasizing blind review and developing collaborative learning plans. Once an avid avoider of Logic Games, she has now completed almost every game out there and looks most forward to that section. She believes the LSAT is definitely learnable and can even be addictively fun. Bailey has tutored many types of learners in a variety of subjects, from calculus to literature to Spanish, and loves the creative challenge in working with a student in new ways until they truly get a concept. She just returned from a year of teaching English in Madrid and plans to start law school in the fall of 2023. You’ll find her water coloring, cooking, hiking, laughing, and messing around with her film camera when she isn’t working with students.

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  Trevor Helmy

  Tutor | 175

  

  Trevor Helmy

  Tutor | 175

  Trevor is a recent graduate of the University of Washington, where he studied the US deportation system and the history of Russian foreign policy. He knows from experience that a combination of will and work ethic can launch LSAT students past their expectations of themselves. He is excited to help aspiring law students overcome and enjoy the LSAT’s challenges. Trevor plans to attend law school within the next few years and pursue a career in international public interest law. In his spare time, he loves cooking, snowboarding, and playing hockey.

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  Joshua Rotenberg

  Tutor | 175

  

  Joshua Rotenberg

  Tutor | 175

  Josh has worked with the LSAT for two years and considers it a challenging yet fun test. After his own ups and downs with the test, he believes that anyone with enough dedication and time can achieve their goal score. He studies business, politics, and law and understands that the skills the LSAT develops help in areas far beyond the test. He has been devoted to helping others with the LSAT for some time after his exam and is excited to work with 7Sage. In his spare time, Josh enjoys running and going to stand-up shows around Boston!

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  Lydia McVeigh

  Tutor | 175

  

  Lydia McVeigh

  Tutor | 175

  Since taking her LSAT, Lydia’s pre-law friends have affectionately referred to Lydia as their “LSAT mom” because she’s always willing to chat with them about their study strategy! As a current law school applicant, Lydia is especially cognizant of the many demands on test-takers’ time and the importance of setting schedules and expectations that work for each individual’s life circumstances. Lydia currently lives in New York City and works as the director of her alma mater’s alumni group, planning events of all sizes. In her spare time, she loves running, online shopping, watching football, and volunteering as an income tax preparer.

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  Gabriel Aguilar

  Tutor | 175

  

  Gabriel Aguilar

  Tutor | 175

  Gabriel’s LSAT journey started with a lot of frustration. He felt like he was seeing no improvement in Logic Games and it got to the point where he would actively avoid including LG in his study plan. Once he started with 7Sage, however, everything changed. The foolproof method helped him improve, and now, Logic Games is his favorite section. Gabriel strongly believes the LSAT is a test that anyone can master if they’re willing to put in the time and effort to succeed. As someone who has used 7Sage’s tutoring services, he knows firsthand the difference it can make. Gabriel enjoys golfing on the weekends and exploring different parts of Los Angeles.

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  Jacob Schulz

  Tutor | 175

  

  Jacob Schulz

  Tutor | 175

  Jacob’s LSAT experience taught him formal logic and lots of lessons about how to handle frustration and high-stress moments. He studied for the LSAT while working full-time and had to recalibrate his approach after a disappointing first test sitting. He’s passionate about getting to know others on the law school journey and about helping others find the right mental posture to bring to the test. He’s a devoted [solidcore] participant, cook, and Premier League soccer watcher. He’s always trying to find more dogs to hang out with and walk around with in Washington, DC.

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  Aiman Shahab

  Tutor | 175

  

  Aiman Shahab

  Tutor | 175

  With an initial diagnostic of a 138 and two years of studying, Aiman jumped 37 points to a 175 on her first take of the LSAT! She’s passionate about bringing out the best in her students by highlighting patterns of thinking, creating personalized solutions and study plans, and encouraging healthy lifestyle practices while prepping for the exam. In her free time, you can catch her taking long urban walks, making her way through every farmers' market in the city, and reviewing tasty restaurants on Yelp. She’ll be moving to the Netherlands in the fall for a master's program and hopes to begin law school in fall 2023.

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  Jay Sheth

  Tutor | 174

  

  Jay Sheth

  Tutor | 174

  Jay is a recent graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he studied computer science and political science. After experimenting with many studying strategies, Jay realized that the LSAT can be learned with the right mindset and believes that any student can develop the right fundamentals with diligence and consistent practice. He is excited to work with students to help them realize their LSAT potential by breaking down seemingly complex questions to their core concepts. In his free time, he enjoys playing soccer with his friends and hiking in the mountains.

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  Meredith Geaghan-Breiner

  Tutor | 174

  

  Meredith Geaghan-Breiner

  Tutor | 174

  Meredith began studying for the LSAT when working full-time in 2022. Having found 7Sage instrumental in preparing for her own LSAT, she is thrilled to guide other students along their LSAT journeys. She has a lifelong passion for learning and teaching, and has tutored students in subjects ranging from algebra to writing skills to standardized test prep. In her free time, Meredith enjoys learning languages, taking photographs, and watching movies. She hails from the San Francisco Bay Area and currently resides in New York City.

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  Ara Lauren Johnson

  Tutor | 174

  

  Ara Lauren Johnson

  Tutor | 174

  After balancing a full-time job with studying for the LSAT and applying to law schools, Ara understands just how overwhelming this process can be. She found 7Sage to be an invaluable tool to navigate and overcome these obstacles—in fact, it was the only one she used in her journey to a 99th percentile score. With thousands of LSAT study hours under her belt and years of experience in tutoring, Ara knows that the LSAT, like any language, is learnable through practice, and she is excited to help others attain their goal score. When not coaching the LSAT, Ara can be found reading Virginia Woolf, riding her motorcycle, and jamming out to classic rock music.

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  Kavita Oza

  Tutor | 174

  

  Kavita Oza

  Tutor | 174

  Kavita spent almost two years studying for the LSAT while balancing a full-time PR job; she deeply understands how difficult and stressful the test can be. However, with the proper training and the right teacher, she also believes the LSAT is very learnable and conquerable test, to the point that it can benefit the overall abilities of test takers. Helping others find that balance and get the score they’re truly capable of is what led her to become a tutor. As a tutor, she will work towards finding the right teaching strategy for you, help figure out what intricacies of the test you’re missing, and build an overall strategy with you to beat that clock. In her spare time, Kavita likes reading, cooking, being a great dog aunt, and lifting.

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  Nathan Nguyen

  Tutor | 174

  

  Nathan Nguyen

  Tutor | 174

  Nathan has always had a passion for helping and teaching others. Since high school, he has sought out opportunities to do so. Currently he works at a Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic, where he helps teach those participating in the clinic for their senior projects. In his own LSAT journey, Nate went through a number of resources before finding 7Sage and finally hitting his stride. Nate believes that, like many other tests, the LSAT is very learnable and sometimes all that’s needed is the correct approach. In his free time, he enjoys playing chess, surfing, and repairing guitars.

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  Alexander Jacobs

  Tutor | 174

  

  Alexander Jacobs

  Tutor | 174

  Alex used 7Sage during his own test prep, and fell in love with both 7Sage and the LSAT along the way. He has 9 years of tutoring and teaching experience, and has taught a wide variety of standardized tests and academic subjects. In addition to tutoring, he has worked as an actor, writer, and clinical social worker. He has a Bachelors in Theatre from Northwestern University and a Masters in Social Work from the University of Southern California, and plans to start law school in the fall of 2023. In his free time, he loves distance running, karaoke, and watching the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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  Alexandra Pigeon

  Tutor | 174

  

  Alexandra Pigeon

  Tutor | 174

  Alex is a recent graduate from UC Santa Barbara, where she studied linguistics and religious studies. She is planning on attending law school within the next few years to pursue a career as a criminal defense attorney. Alex believes that everyone approaches the LSAT from their own unique perspective, and that every student does best with an individualized approach. She hopes to be able to provide the help and encouragement needed for every student’s path to LSAT success. In her free time, she enjoys painting, writing short stories, and roller skating.

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  Shawn Ali

  Tutor | 174

  

  Shawn Ali

  Tutor | 174

  At the beginning of his LSAT journey, Shawn felt overwhelmed by the test. Shawn feels that it was through his usage of 7Sage that he was able to achieve his dream score, and is now tutoring to try and help other students achieve their goals. Through his studying, he has tackled every single published LSAT question, many of them more than once, and understands how to get the best out of his students. He also currently serves through AmeriCorps, specifically with an organization that helps bring educational opportunities to underserved students around Atlanta. When he isn’t teaching the LSAT, Shawn enjoys reading literature (Russian literature is his favorite) and practicing guitar.

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  Keely Wilson

  Tutor | 174

  

  Keely Wilson

  Tutor | 174

  When Keely took her first practice LSAT, she was incredibly disappointed. But, after intense studying, she was able to improve from her initial diagnostic LSAT score by 20 points. Keely, a lifelong debater—most recently with Vanderbilt University—found that the LSAT is a challenging (but learnable!) test that often relies on the same logical tricks she encountered in debate. She believes that, with patience and practice, anyone can learn the “LSAT mindset” to achieve their goals. When not tutoring or debating, Keely loves to explore caves, read, binge-watch television, and cuddle with her miniature dachshund, Ali.

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  Dominic Braithwaite

  Tutor | 174

  

  Dominic Braithwaite

  Tutor | 174

  Dominic began his LSAT journey with no idea what to expect from the test, but through hard work and his use of 7Sage, he was able to achieve his goal score. He firmly believes the LSAT is learnable and that anyone who is persistent can succeed on the exam. Dominic chose to become a tutor to help others reach their full potential on the LSAT. He is committed to helping his students feel as confident and prepared as possible. In his free time, Dominic plays rugby and is a huge fan of Liverpool FC and the Philadelphia Eagles.

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  Ryan Lattavo

  Tutor | 174

  

  Ryan Lattavo

  Tutor | 174

  Throughout his LSAT journey, Ryan learned that progress comes through persistence and a growth-oriented, determined mindset. Improving his initial score by 17 points, Ryan knows firsthand that anyone can achieve their dream score. Ryan makes complicated sentences simple, and is an expert at identifying and exploiting patterns in LSAT questions. When he isn't helping others conquer the LSAT, Ryan is growing his vinyl record collection, hanging out with friends, reading philosophy, pushing his spicy food limits, and cheering on the Buckeyes at an Ohio State football game in Columbus, Ohio.

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  Chris Nguyen

  Tutor | 173

  

  Chris Nguyen

  Tutor | 173

  Chris began his LSAT journey back in 2017 while working a full-time job. His score improvement did not come easily, and his study journey helps him to understand the difficulties his students face. Chris specializes in simplifying complex LSAT language, and he's passionate about helping his students achieve consistent, great results. When Chris isn’t teaching the LSAT, he enjoys playing volleyball and rock climbing. 

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  Aastha Sinha

  Tutor | 173

  

  Aastha Sinha

  Tutor | 173

  As an LSAT tutor, Aastha loves sharing with her students the strategies that help boost both confidence and scores! She knows firsthand how stressful the studying process can become and uses that experience to ensure that each of her students has all the tools they need to succeed on the LSAT. She believes in helping her students reach their potential by teaching them how to reframe the way they approach LSAT questions and, above all else, learn how to enjoy the process! When she's not talking about the LSAT, Aastha enjoys going on roadtrips and rock climbing.

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  Thomas Langmuir

  Tutor | 173

  

  Thomas Langmuir

  Tutor | 173

  When it came time to prepare for Law applications, Thomas was surprised by how much he enjoyed studying the LSAT. He thinks the test can be a fun and exciting challenge of one’s ability to discern logical relations. However, he also knows first hand the stress of applications, and the daunting pressure of needing a strong score. Thomas firmly believes that through careful and consistent preparation, anyone can greatly improve their LSAT ability and learn to enjoy its engaging challenge. When not helping students achieve their goals, he can be found weightlifting, reading old books, or learning ancient languages.