Claire is a graduate of the University of Washington, where she majored in international studies with a focus on cybersecurity. She spent the next four years in Taiwan and China, working as a teacher and studying at Peking University, before returning to the U.S. She prepared for the LSAT while working full-time as a legal professional, and broke through a long-standing score plateau by learning to decode the test’s internal logic, recognize recurring patterns in reasoning and assumptions, and interrogate each question on its own terms. Her teaching prioritizes efficient study and review methods, strong formal logic, and building foundational competency until it becomes intuitive, while also offering targeted guidance for students who feel stuck at higher score ranges. Outside of tutoring, she enjoys climbing, singing, hiking, and continuing to improve her Mandarin language proficiency.