If you’re still looking for a tutor, I offer one-on-one sessions along with a free consultation where we can go over your current score and goals. I was admitted to the bar in 2025 and have been tutoring since 2020. I’ve helped multiple students reach 180 and many others into the 170s, and I’d love to help you get there too.
I am also looking for the exact same thing! Same test timeline as well. I have already taken it once in August and got a 147. I am aiming for a 155-160, nothing groundbreaking but could use a real person to coach me.
@NoorSalahuddin I’d be more than happy to help you on your journey! If interested, you can book a free 30 minute consultation with me at www.sheffermancoaching.com :)
Hi! I can definitely help you build your LSAT Prep plan from the ground up!
My Logical Reasoning program follows the kind of structured, two-stage approach that may be helpful at your current level.
First, we establish the process: a consistent five-step method for every LR question, including how to identify the question type and cognitive pathway, how to read the passage accordingly, and how to determine what the correct answer must accomplish before evaluating the choices.
Then we focus on performance: how well you are executing each part of that process, where the breakdowns are occurring, and which specific question types, reasoning concepts, or mechanics need deeper work. From there, assignments and lessons are targeted directly toward correcting those issues and building speed, accuracy, and consistency.
For RC, we would focus on reading the passage one sentence at a time for its Big Picture, without getting bogged down in the details, and then applying very high standards when evaluating the answer choices.
I am already working with a student in Korea, so I am familiar with accommodating the time difference. I would also be happy to meet by Zoom before you begin so that we can discuss your current preparation, the study plan, and what working together would look like. Feel free to message me if you would like to set up a conversation.
Hi! I think we’d be a great match to crush the LSAT together! If interested, you can book a free 30 minute consultation with me at www.sheffermancoaching.com
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If you’re still looking for a tutor, I offer one-on-one sessions along with a free consultation where we can go over your current score and goals. I was admitted to the bar in 2025 and have been tutoring since 2020. I’ve helped multiple students reach 180 and many others into the 170s, and I’d love to help you get there too.
You can book a free consultation here:
https://calendar.app.google/jP9AKerjCTbprTCB8
More details about my approach are here if you want to check it out: https://www.milehighlsatprep.com/.
I am also looking for the exact same thing! Same test timeline as well. I have already taken it once in August and got a 147. I am aiming for a 155-160, nothing groundbreaking but could use a real person to coach me.
@NoorSalahuddin I’d be more than happy to help you on your journey! If interested, you can book a free 30 minute consultation with me at www.sheffermancoaching.com :)
Hi skk,
Hi! I can definitely help you build your LSAT Prep plan from the ground up!
My Logical Reasoning program follows the kind of structured, two-stage approach that may be helpful at your current level.
First, we establish the process: a consistent five-step method for every LR question, including how to identify the question type and cognitive pathway, how to read the passage accordingly, and how to determine what the correct answer must accomplish before evaluating the choices.
Then we focus on performance: how well you are executing each part of that process, where the breakdowns are occurring, and which specific question types, reasoning concepts, or mechanics need deeper work. From there, assignments and lessons are targeted directly toward correcting those issues and building speed, accuracy, and consistency.
For RC, we would focus on reading the passage one sentence at a time for its Big Picture, without getting bogged down in the details, and then applying very high standards when evaluating the answer choices.
I am already working with a student in Korea, so I am familiar with accommodating the time difference. I would also be happy to meet by Zoom before you begin so that we can discuss your current preparation, the study plan, and what working together would look like. Feel free to message me if you would like to set up a conversation.
Thanks and either way, best of luck!
Scott
Hi! I think we’d be a great match to crush the LSAT together! If interested, you can book a free 30 minute consultation with me at www.sheffermancoaching.com