Chapin has spent years tutoring others, coaching sports, and running mental health groups for women. She believes in a holistic approach to the LSAT which combines skill, strategy, and learning about yourself. She found her biggest breakthroughs happened when she was able to analyze her thinking patterns and bad habits, and she’s excited to do this with her students. She understands how tough balancing work, school, and the LSAT can be, and is ready to plan how to maximize students' time and prioritize quality over quantity. Chapin fosters dogs in her spare time, and loves reading, traveling, and reality tv. She was a sociology major so consider it research!