I specialize in helping people who've gotten stuck in their prep and are looking for a different approach.

Are we a good fit?

I have experience with test-takers from a lot of different backgrounds, with different strengths, goals, and lifestyles. But we're probably a really good fit if...

• Your baseline is 155+ and your goal is 170+

• You've gotten some value out of traditional LSAT prep (like 7Sage) but you're still short of your target

• You have competitive sports or performing arts in your background, and you're just as comfortable in "training mode" as in "study mode" (or more so)

What's the different approach you're talking about?

Traditional LSAT prep is typically organized around "question types" and repetitive drilling. That's great at first, but leads a lot of people straight into a plateau after a while. That's because it overemphasizes the test content, which can disguise why you're actually picking wrong answers. So you end up making the same mistakes over and over again.

That's what I focus on. The primary training I offer is a diagnostic assessment. We precisely identify the biggest causes of your wrong answers. I'll also train you to review PrepTests more effectively, so you can actually start proactively adding points to your score.

The training only takes 1-2 hours, and most of my clients break out of their plateau on the very next PrepTest. I've got this thing pretty well honed. Pretty much all of my committed weekly clients achieve their target scores. The plan will work if you do.

And who are you again?

I'm Elliot, and I've been doing LSAT since 2009. I'm up to around 12,000 hours teaching classes or leading tutoring sessions. I've also created courses, trained dozens of other instructors, and written hundreds of explanations (check out my growing library of PrepTest walkthroughs). And yes, I got a 180.

I love talking about this stuff, so feel free to message me for feedback even if you're not interested in meeting.