Self-study
Hello everyone, I am offering LSAT tutoring at $40/hour. I scored a 171 on my LSAT after having a 154 diagnostic. I was able to achieve big jumps quickly through really targeting my flaws. I study philosophy and mathematics, so have a lot of experience with logical reasoning. I like explaining questions using proper logical notation, which once understood can skyrocket scores.
Feel free to reach out to me to schedule a quick call to see if we are a good fit.
Work great with anyone:
• In the 150s aiming for 165+
• In the 160s trying to break into 170+
• Having trouble figuring out flaws that you need to overcome
Overcoming timer anxiety is a skill. This is great because with enough practice, you can overcome it. On the downside that means you have to practice it a fair bit. What I found helped me was playing blitz chess. This may sound completely irrelevant to testing, but if you play chess and really force yourself to think through each move without worrying about the clock, you will get better. I lost on time a lot, and played bad chess over and over, but then it got to a point where I really could focus on the move without worrying about the clock, and crucially without forgetting about the clock. (Im not even good at chess, but still was able to build the time management skill). Find something like chess (online poker can work) which requires analysis under time pressure, and spend half an hour a day playing it.