I recently took the September LSAT and scored a 161. However, I started with a 158 diagnostic and have been studying since April. I am currently signed up for the November exam and I understand it's ambitious, but I really am trying to push myself into the 170s. I have done almost 2500+ practice questions so I think there is still some fundamental gap in my knowledge, and really need help changing my approach per question. I feel frustrated knowing that I have burned so much material and have "wasted" many practice exams/questions. I am hoping to find a tutor that can work consistently with me over this next month because I do believe myself to be capable to get into the 170s. Looking for tutors that are less than a 100 a session ideally.
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Hi, not sure how the session price converts to the hourly rate (if you were looking for $100 for one hour or $100 for 2 hours) but I have 25 years of experience and am currently offering a rate of $80/hour for a two hour session if students prepay a week in advance, so that might be in your range if you were trying to keep it under $100 per hour. Feel free to message me if you'd like more info!
Hi Rani,
I can definitely help you make a focused push toward the 170s. We would lock in a clear, top-down process for Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, then use your existing work to identify and correct the specific breakdowns holding back your score. Targeted drills and timed sections would help convert those corrections into greater accuracy, speed, consistency, and stamina.
I have tutored LSAT students full time for 15 years. My rate is $80 per hour, with a five-hour prepaid package available for $320. I would be happy to begin with a free phone consultation to discuss how we could structure the next month.
Best of luck either way!
Scott