Humza graduated from the University of Toronto with a degree in philosophy before deciding he hadn’t had enough and returned to be a current UofT Law student. He enjoys adding some lightheartedness and fun to LSAT studying with absurd arguments and hypotheticals (is your argument still valid if the sun blows ups?). He’s been teaching the LSAT since 2020 and has done one on one tutoring as well as in person and online classes! He enjoys watching sports and is currently learning to knit. He prides himself on his ability to craft the perfect meme for any situation!

Hala has years of experience tutoring students of all ages and backgrounds, from mentoring young learners as a lead tutor for an education nonprofit to helping peers refine their analytical skills. She specializes in breaking down complex concepts, adapting lessons to individual learning styles, and building structured study plans that promote long-term success.

Hala is pursuing a BBA in Finance and a BA in Political Science, with minors in Arabic, Public Policy & International Affairs, and History. Her academic background has sharpened her ability to think critically, analyze arguments, and teach with clarity, skills she brings to LSAT tutoring. She knows that studying for the LSAT can be stressful, so she prioritizes fostering a supportive, engaging, and even fun learning environment. Whether through creative problem-solving techniques or a confidence-boosting mindset, she helps students stay motivated and approach the test with a sense of control.

Outside of tutoring, Hala enjoys traveling, reading, and swimming. She’s excited to help students reach their LSAT goals with a personalized and strategic approach!

Ryan has taught the LSAT for the last six years. He graduated summa cum laude from Texas State University, studying psychology and geology. Geology has come up on the LSAT a few times, and the extra knowledge in the subject always made those questions and passages easier.

He loves to read, write, and watch movies in the theater. His free days often include swimming in a natural body of water and working out outside. He recently decided to take on the project of fixing up an old house that needed some love. He will find out soon if the discounted price was really worth it.

His favorite part of teaching the LSAT is the students who reach out and tell him they got huge scholarships to their dream schools. He also likes when they tell him how they’re making tons of money or changing the world or that they met their spouse in law school. He likes to see people happy with the choices they’ve made.