Hi everyone! I'm Jacqueline, and I'm currently accepting new LSAT students.

A little about me—I earned a 173 on the official LSAT this June after studying for less than a year, entirely through self-studying. I took my first official test in April, scored just under 170, and improved to a 173 on my second attempt in June.

What makes my journey a little different is that I prepared for the LSAT while having a full-time job. I also graduated from art school several years ago, so I was returning to academic reading and logical reasoning after a long break. On top of that, English isn't my first language, so I know what it's like to spend extra time working through dense LR stimuli and RC passages before they start to feel natural.

Because of that, I especially enjoy working with students who:

• are balancing a full-time job or other major commitments;

• are coming from a "nontraditional" background;

• haven't been in school for several years; or

• simply aren't sure where to begin.

My Approach

The LSAT isn't just about doing more practice questions—it's about learning how to think like the test.

Rather than relying on generic study plans, I focus on helping students understand why the test works the way it does and build efficient study habits that fit their schedules. We'll work together to:

• build a realistic study plan based on your timeline and commitments;

• strengthen your Logical Reasoning fundamentals and develop a consistent approach to each question type;

• review mistakes to identify patterns instead of simply checking the correct answer;

• develop efficient review habits and study routines that maximize limited study time; and

• build confidence so you know exactly what you're looking for on test day.

Since I self-studied while working full-time, I'm also happy to share the strategies, routines, and productivity tips that helped me stay consistent without burning out.

Availability

I'm based in Korea Standard Time (KST / UTC+9), making me a great fit for students in Korea, Singapore, Japan, Australia, and other Asia-Pacific time zones. I'm also happy to work with students in North America if our schedules align.

Free introductory consultation available.

If you think we'd be a good fit—or even if you just have questions about the LSAT—I'd love to hear from you. Feel free to send me a message!