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Thadm1234 · 2026-07-16T02:38:53Z

Looking for a tutor to try and improve my score from 149 from my first attempt to something better. This would be my second time taking the lsat. The first time I didn’t use 7Sage a

Hi Thad,

I can definitely help.

One thing I've found over the years is that students need to learn two different things. They need to learn the concepts themselves, but they also need to learn how to consistently apply those concepts under timed conditions. Simply doing more practice questions usually isn't enough by itself.

That's why I start by teaching a simple five-step process that gives students a repeatable way to approach every question. From there, we build the individual skills that fit into that process: recognizing question types, finding the important parts of the passage, understanding what each question is asking you to accomplish, knowing what to look for in the answer choices, and making sure those answer choices stay relevant to the question that's being asked.

The nice thing is that once that framework is in place, students usually start earning points much more consistently because every question begins to follow the same overall process. It also makes it much easier to identify and fix any remaining weak spots.

I'd be happy to learn a little more about your current preparation and discuss how I'd approach your situation.

Kind Regards,

Scott

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SCOTT_LEBO Independent Tutor
4 days ago

Hi Thad,
I can definitely help.
One thing I've found over the years is that students need to learn two different things. They need to learn the concepts themselves, but they also need to learn how to consistently apply those concepts under timed conditions. Simply doing more practice questions usually isn't enough by itself.
That's why I start by teaching a simple five-step process that gives students a repeatable way to approach every question. From there, we build the individual skills that fit into that process: recognizing question types, finding the important parts of the passage, understanding what each question is asking you to accomplish, knowing what to look for in the answer choices, and making sure those answer choices stay relevant to the question that's being asked.
The nice thing is that once that framework is in place, students usually start earning points much more consistently because every question begins to follow the same overall process. It also makes it much easier to identify and fix any remaining weak spots.
I'd be happy to learn a little more about your current preparation and discuss how I'd approach your situation.
Kind Regards,
Scott

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