Hi! I am hoping to find a tutor with affordable prices for LSAT tutoring sessions. I am aiming to take the test in January with a goal score of 165 if possible (of course higher) i struggle with Necessary Asumption, Flaws, and Paradox
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Hi! I am hoping to find a tutor with affordable prices for LSAT tutoring sessions. I am aiming to take the test in January with a goal score of 165 if possible (of course higher) i struggle with Necessary Asumption, Flaws, and Paradox
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Hi Taye,
Necessary Assumption, Flaw, and Paradox questions are all areas where a more precise and repeatable process can make a substantial difference.
For Necessary Assumption and Flaw questions, we would focus on identifying the reasoning used in the passage, locating exactly where that reasoning breaks down, and then determining whether the correct answer must fix that breakdown (NA) or properly describe it (Flaw). For Paradox questions, we would isolate the two facts that appear to conflict and determine what the correct answer must explain in order to allow both facts to be true.
We would also examine your recent performance data to determine whether these are your primary obstacles to reaching 165 or whether there are additional points available elsewhere. From there, we could build a focused plan leading into January.
My rate is $80 per hour, or $320 for a five-hour package. I work online, so location would not be an issue. Feel free to message me if you would like to discuss your preparation and see whether we might be a good fit.
Best of luck either way!
Scott
Hi! I scored an official 180 on the LSAT, and Necessary Assumption, Flaw, and Paradox are all question types I work on regularly with students.
With a January test date, you have plenty of time to identify why those questions are giving you trouble and build a more consistent approach rather than rushing through a ton of material.
I structure my tutoring around identifying the specific reasoning patterns behind students' misses. I also offer a free consult if you'd like to talk through your current score, your goals, and what kind of tutoring schedule fits your budget.