Michael holds a bachelor's degree in Finance from the University of Pittsburgh and will attend the University of Florida Levin College of Law this fall. He has tutored the LSAT for over a year, and he has helped several students improve their scores by 15+ points. 

Michael believes the LSAT tests structured thinking, not raw intelligence, and that anyone can do well with enough dedication and a solid study plan. He focuses on teaching students a straightforward, simple approach for each question type and on developing strategies to avoid common traps.

When he's not teaching the LSAT, you can find him training Olympic weightlifting, reading, or out in nature.