Hi! My name is El. I'm a 175 scorer, and I've helped 10 previous students raise their scores by an average of 7 points. If you're currently scoring around the 150s or below, I'd like to work with you.

In my experience, those who score in that range aren't struggling with specific question types - they're struggling with the test as a whole. I have some ideas that I'd like to explore surrounding a mental reframing of the test on a high level, with the goal of making your independent study time and future tutoring more effective by building a solid foundation. If you feel like taking the test is like stumbling through thick fog, I'd like to see if I can show you a different approach.

This will be a non-traditional tutoring program with three main components: unstructured conversation (talking broadly about the test as a whole, what it expects of you, what it's selecting for, why law school admissions rely on it), verbalized reasoning (watching a 175 scorer (me) go through a series of questions and explain their approach and reasoning in real time, to better understand what the mindset of a high scorer actually looks like in practice), and live analysis (I watch you do the same thing, and then give comprehensive notes on where I see you second-guessing, wasting time, or making key mistakes). By doing this, we'll develop stronger, more intuitive answers to the basic difficulties of the LSAT: What does a strong prephrase look like? What's a good reason to eliminate an answer, and what's a bad one? When should you feel confident when moving on, and when should you flag? How should you manage pace vs. accuracy? A high scorer usually develops their instincts through trial and error and lots of drilling - I believe that a targeted course can expedite this process.

I am looking for someone who is willing to commit to roughly 4 hours (2 classes) a week over the course of a month, in addition to some time spent after each class talking about what worked and what didn't. I may also assign homework, depending on our conversations and your progress.

I normally charge $3040 for 8 classes, at a rate of $380/class. For this program, I'm taking on a small first cohort at $200/class ($1600 total) while I build this out. If you're interested, please reach out via DMs, or book a free consultation through my site where we can talk specifics, try out a few practice problems, and see if we'd be a good fit.