I just scored a 174 on the LSAT and am looking to tutor and save some money before I begin and apply to law school.

I’ve tutored university level business courses for three years and worked with over 50 students. That experience taught me how to explain things clearly, meet people where they are, and focus on what actually helps scores go up. I’m currently working with an LSAT student who’s shared very positive feedback about feeling more confident and less overwhelmed with the test.

For the LSAT, I try to keep things simple. I see it as a common-sense exam that rewards clear thinking and a consistent process, not tricks or over complication. I don’t use excessive diagramming because, in my experience, it often slows people down and makes questions feel more confusing. Instead, we focus on reading carefully, thinking logically, and building a clean, repeatable way to approach each question type.