Private LSAT Tutoring

Save hundreds, even thousands of dollars by bundling LSAT Tutoring and Admissions Consulting.

Do you offer combined admissions and tutoring packages?

Yes, we offer substantial discounts for those who bundle admissions consulting and tutoring. Learn more by signing up for a free consult.

How do you select your tutors?

We auditioned hundreds of 99th-percentile LSAT tutors and chose the very best—then trained them to make them even better.

After you purchase tutoring, we’ll send you an email with a link to a survey. We’ll also ask you to take a diagnostic exam if you’ve never taken a PrepTest on 7Sage’s platform.

We’ll use your survey responses and diagnostic exam to draft a study plan and match you with a tutor. Your tutor will reach out to you within 72 hours to schedule your free, 30-minute intake session.

What are the sessions like?

7Sage tutors are coaches, not just explainers. Each session is focused on a clear goal tailored to your needs and progress. We’ll work on foundational principles, timing, or test tactics before assigning homework and setting the agenda for the coming week. We don’t just help you improve during our sessions: we maximize the time you spend studying on your own.

How do the sessions work?

We conduct all of our tutoring sessions over Zoom. You can choose if you want the camera on or off.

Do you offer payment plans?

7Sage is pleased to offer affordable payment plans for 10+ session LSAT Tutoring packages.

Here's how it works: we split the purchase price into monthly payments (with the number of months dependent on the number of sessions). You pay the first today, and then we will reach out once a month to remind you to make your next monthly payment until you're paid up.

That's it! No interest, no shady terms, and no third-party companies you have to deal with.

Note: once you buy, you are obligated to complete all the payments.

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What subscriptions do I need to use 7Sage Tutoring?

LSAC, the organization that administers the LSAT, requires all students to subscribe to LawHub Advantage ($120/year) to access any LSAT prep course, including ours. This subscription is necessary to access official LSAT PrepTests or any questions from past LSATs. Your monthly subscription to 7Sage, gives you access to our platform with lessons, explanations, and analytics. Essentially, you're paying LSAC for copies of past LSATs and paying us for the educational materials that help you make use of those tests. Your tutor will use your 7Sage account to see your analytics, assign homework , and track your progress!

What’s your refund policy?

For tutoring, if you’ve used one hour or less of your time, we’ll give you a full refund (minus a 6% processing fee) within 14 days of your purchase.

A Curriculum Just for You

Our tutors use 7Sage’s industry-leading LSAT analytics to create a study schedule tailored to your needs. Whether you’re struggling with the logic games, logical reasoning, or reading comprehension, and whether you’re shooting for a 150, a 180, or anything in between, we’ll identify the barriers to your success and address them one by one.

Study more effectively
Improve your comprehension
Avoid panic
Fine-tune your technique for each question type
Implement a skipping strategy

Exceptional Teachers

Who teaches for 7Sage? For starters, people who scored in the 99th percentile on a real LSAT. But we’re not just looking for brilliant minds. We’re looking for brilliant teachers. That’s why we only select a tiny fraction of the people who apply to tutor with 7Sage—then train them to make them even better. When you run the numbers, our hiring process is more selective than Yale Law.

So what do these brilliant teachers do? They can help you

Simplify complicated topics
Recognize patterns and common inferences
Anticipate correct answers
Rule out wrong answers more quickly
Replicate the thought processes of 170+ test-takers

Coaching, Not Explaining

You can find an explainer anywhere. Our tutors are invested in your success, and they’ll do far more than review your wrong answers. Expect your tutor to

Assign homework targeted at your weaknesses
Make sure you get the most out of each PrepTest
Hold you accountable to your own schedule
Motivate you
Address burn-out and discouragement

Want to learn more about our tutoring program? Have questions?
Schedule a free 30-minute consult.

Take a look at these reviews from our clients:

With less than 2 months of prep with a tutor, I managed to score a 170 on the October LSAT. Prior to tutoring, I was guessing on multiple last questions during all my sections. On my test in October, I ended my sections with 1-2 minutes left over at the end.

u/PassengerNo5317

I personally had a great experience because my tutor was highly involved in my study plan and made a daily list each week with drills/PTs that I was to complete. It was extremely organized and streamlined, and if anything it put me in the right headspace, encouraged me to keep going when I hit a slump, and took the guess work out of what exactly I should be doing each day....I’d say if you’re able to, go for it. Especially if you’re like me and need some built in structure.

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I used 7sage and found the tutor super helpful! I learned some new strategies for approaching LR/RC questions and having a structured weekly plan really helped me stick to studying.

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Henry Merschat

Tutor | 180

Henry Merschat

Tutor | 180

Henry thought his LSAT journey was over after a disappointing score. With the guidance of 7Sage, he decided to take another crack at it and ended up with a nice, round 180. He’s excited to help others replicate his experience without getting discouraged or quitting before they’ve reached their full potential. In his free time, he enjoys improv, drumming in local rock bands, and spending time with his two small dogs, Doug and Pluto.
Raphael Piliero

Tutor | 180

Raphael Piliero

Tutor | 180

Raphael was motivated to become an LSAT tutor when he saw firsthand the ways that learning logic can change how one thinks and approaches the world—and that the test can be made fun in the process! A self-described LSAT fanatic, Raphael took over 9,000 LSAT questions across several months of study prior to his exam. He decided to return as a tutor to help students reach their potential by inculcating an appreciation for logic, critical thinking, and the joy of solving curve-breaker “miscellaneous" logic games. When not thinking about the LSAT, Raphael enjoys playing speed chess and avidly watching baseball.
Soni Madnani

Tutor | 180

Soni Madnani

Tutor | 180

Soni has come to view studying for the LSAT like learning a new language. Like any language, she strongly believes that the LSAT is learnable. After studying for the LSAT unsuccessfully for months, she finally reached fluency once 7Sage helped her to become familiar and confident with the test material. She hopes to help her students do the same as they embark on their LSAT journey. In her free time, Soni can be found in the pottery studio, taking photos, or traveling.
Beau Bost

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Beau Bost

Tutor | 180

Beau developed a great respect and appreciation for the LSAT during his own journey with the exam, which was aided greatly by 7Sage. He found scrutinizing arguments and deciphering Logic Games to be quite enjoyable, and the tangible growth that accompanies constant practice to be quite rewarding. Recognizing that the process is not all fun and games, however, Beau became an LSAT tutor to help students learn to get the most enjoyment out of their study time and the best possible performance out of themselves. In his spare time, Beau enjoys playing tennis, getting overly invested in fantasy football, playing board games, and walking the Green Belt near his home in Austin, Texas
Ben Kane

Tutor | 180

Ben Kane

Tutor | 180

Ben found 7Sage near the beginning of his LSAT journey, and he credits much of his success to the clear explanations and detailed analytics that 7Sage provides. He serves through AmeriCorps in Colorado doing academic interventions, gaining an appreciation for different learning styles and the excitement of breakthrough realizations. He is excited to meet students where they are at to achieve their peak performance on the LSAT and enjoy the intricacies of the test. When not obsessing over the best way to break boards, Ben writes YA contemporary fantasy and competes in Latin dance.
Elias Christensen

Tutor | 180

Elias Christensen

Tutor | 180

Like any difficult journey, the LSAT goes better with a little extra help on your side. Getting a top score took a lot of hard work, but as he studied for the LSAT, Elias found that having an experienced friend in his corner to talk him through it made a huge difference in his results. Now he hopes to pay it forward and help others reach their goal score by showing them that the LSAT plays by rules that can be learned and overcome. In his off hours, he likes to spend his time writing, visiting local parks and gardens, caring for his bonsai tree, and admiring his friends’ pets.
Nathaniel Yoon

Tutor | 180

Nathaniel Yoon

Tutor | 180

Nathaniel studied for the LSAT with 7Sage, where clear explanations and specific feedback were invaluable in his targeted, intentional preparation. He’s also spent years coaching debate, helping students develop the right mindsets to tackle problems and break down arguments efficiently. As an LSAT tutor, he’s excited to combine these skills to tackle problems together with persistence and an open mind. In his free time, Nathaniel enjoys playing a bit of chess and watching chess videos, solving and occasionally constructing crosswords, and playing with his dog, Leo.
Samantha Dresner

Tutor | 180

Samantha Dresner

Tutor | 180

Sam used 7Sage to create her own action plan for tackling the LSAT and now wants to help others do the same. As a student with ADHD, she understands the importance of a routine and strategy tailored to individual learning style. She is especially looking forward to working with students with neurodivergencies and disabilities and is committed to continually finding new and nontraditional methods of studying. In addition to the content of the LSAT, she enjoys teaching the test-taking skills necessary to perform well on it. When not tutoring, Sam enjoys cooking, doing crossword puzzles, and traveling.
Theodore Haugen

Tutor | 180

Theodore Haugen

Tutor | 180

With several practice tests taken and no score progress to show for it, Tad’s LSAT journey had a discouraging start. Discovering 7Sage breathed new life into his learning process by providing clear explanations of important LSAT concepts, a roadmap for studying, and amazing tools for growth, like blind review. When working with students, Tad emphasizes mastering the fundamentals underlying the test rather than trying to rely on gimmicks and encourages his students to grow in their confidence by creating a comfortable learning environment. When he’s not tutoring, Tad enjoys CrossFit, video games, weekly trivia, and poker.
Henry Farnum

Tutor | 180

Henry Farnum

Tutor | 180

Henry had to learn to enjoy studying for the LSAT, and counting incremental improvements as little wins helped him maintain motivation through the sometimes grueling process. He used 7Sage, over a 6-month study period, to improve his diagnostic score by more than 20 points. As a tutor, he believes that any student willing to put in the work can develop an intuitive relationship with the test and achieve their ideal score. When he’s not teaching the LSAT, Henry enjoys reading, going for walks with his girlfriend, and watching Hugh Grant act. Or, to be more precise, when he’s not watching Hugh Grant movies, he enjoys teaching the LSAT.
Matthew Evan Todd

Tutor | 180

Matthew Evan Todd

Tutor | 180

Matthew used 7Sage for his LSAT prep and found the content engaging and helpful in his learning. Having studied for the exam while doing a full course load, Matthew understands the challenge of LSAT prep alongside school or work responsibilities. Using a strategic and intentional approach to prep, he improved by 20 points from his diagnostic score. Tutoring seemed like a great way to help others have the best experience possible as they try to reach their LSAT goals. Off the clock, Matthew enjoys traveling (more accurately, daydreaming of traveling places), trying new foods, and following the NBA.
Ardaschir Arguelles

Tutor | 180

Ardaschir Arguelles

Tutor | 180

Ardaschir’s initial approach to Logic Games involved a good deal of crossing his fingers and hoping for the best. While studying for the LSAT in earnest, he took a practice test every week and in so doing found himself developing a personal language for Logic Games and Logical Reasoning that allowed him to get the better of the test. He sees that as the goal of the tutoring process—to become familiar enough with the test that the concepts become instinctive, things you can formulate to yourself in terms you understand. That process takes time and effort, but with the right guidance it can also be enjoyable and fulfilling.
Dylan Estrin Rosoff

Tutor | 180

Dylan Estrin Rosoff

Tutor | 180

Dylan heard about 7Sage halfway through the process of studying for the LSAT from a friend. After feeling like he had not quite mastered the fundamentals of the test, he decided to give it a try. 7Sage ended up being incredibly helpful to him in his LSAT journey as he made consistent progress up from his diagnostic score and developed the skills that enabled him to excel at the test. He is excited to become a part of students’ own journeys as he works with them to develop these skills.
Outside of being a tutor, Dylan recently graduated from Cornell University and majored in Industrial and Labor Relations. He is interested in researching how people respond to artificial intelligence at work and sees himself going to law school in the future to study labor and employment law. In general, he loves hiking and nature, playing video games, cooking, and listening to music.
Chayton Gray

Tutor | 180

Chayton Gray

Tutor | 180

Chayton graduated from Rhodes College with a degree in political science. During his time at Rhodes, he was an active member of the baseball team. After graduation, Chayton worked as a high school algebra teacher. He began his LSAT preparation with 7Sage and is now eager to share his knowledge with other students. Chayton believes anyone can improve their LSAT performance by focusing on understanding what the test is really asking. His favorite part of tutoring is seeing students realize their potential and have fun in the process. When he isn’t teaching the LSAT, Chayton enjoys playing ping-pong, golfing, and reading.
Samuel Bunn

Tutor | 180

Samuel Bunn

Tutor | 180

Sam started his LSAT journey while working full-time and found slow and steady progress through the Core Curriculum of 7Sage. As he reached a plateau, he switched to frequent practice tests and leaned heavily on the analytics to help identify areas of challenge. Sam’s experience taught him that the LSAT is a learnable test and that the biggest factor in eventual score improvement was his own outlook and mental health. He cannot wait to help students reach the upper echelons of the LSAT and is especially excited to work with fellow Pacific Northwesterners interested in pursuing law.

When not demystifying the LSAT, Sam can be found reading mystery novels, climbing rocks, and keenly following the latest escapades of the Boston Red Sox.
Deirdre Madeleine Willgohs

Tutor | 180

Deirdre Madeleine Willgohs

Tutor | 180

Deirdre graduated from Northwestern University with a degree in biomedical engineering and started her career in law as a patent examiner for the USPTO, later becoming a patent agent at a Big Law firm. During her time at Northwestern, she was a math and physics tutor for her fellow students and discovered her passion for teaching. To be the best tutor possible, she has taken several courses in pedagogy and has developed an effective and engaging approach to tutoring. Deirdre believes the LSAT is a learnable test, and with the right approach and strategies, it can even be fun! She enjoys working with students of all levels, whether they want to work on their fundamentals at the beginning of their LSAT journey or refine their strategy to get those last few points to a 180. When she isn’t teaching the LSAT, Deirdre enjoys fostering kittens and playing badminton.
Josh Soifer

Tutor | 180

Josh Soifer

Tutor | 180

Josh’s experience with standardized tests started when he wrote the admissions test for the University of Oxford. That test incorporates a critical thinking section that directly parallels the LSAT’s Logical Reasoning section. His success on that test led to a three-year position tutoring Oxford applicants who were preparing for that test while he completed his undergraduate degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. He enjoys helping students learn how to break complicated questions down into smaller, more approachable sections that can be understood quickly and efficiently. When not tutoring, Josh enjoys playing basketball, soccer, chess, and any other sport he can find.
Colin Wire

Tutor | 180

Colin Wire

Tutor | 180

Colin recently graduated from Brown University, where he studied mathematics and archaeology. He has a passion for tutoring and helping others learn, whether it is teaching math or even coaching baseball. Able to increase his LSAT score by 10 points, Colin is excited to help others improve their own score and achieve their goals for law school. In his free time, he enjoys playing guitar, watching sports, and hiking in the National Parks.
Isaiah Turner-Wyatt

Tutor | 180

Isaiah Turner-Wyatt

Tutor | 180

Isaiah is a paralegal from Brooklyn who previously worked in education for many years, both as a preschool teacher and soccer coach. He has a master's degree in philosophy and has experience teaching and tutoring formal logic. In his free time, Isaiah enjoys reading fiction, writing, and playing chess. Isaiah is a devoted Arsenal fan and enjoys spending his weekends either playing soccer or watching it from the couch. Soccer, chess, and philosophy are where Isaiah finds his teaching inspiration, in particular the parallels between sports psychology and the psychology of test-taking. His favorite part of tutoring is the challenge required to make complicated concepts click; the moment an intimidating or opaque question becomes decipherable is the most satisfying part of learning.
Theo Malter

Tutor | 180

Theo Malter

Tutor | 180

Theo studied for the LSAT while working full-time as a paralegal. Consequently, he appreciates the challenges students face in juggling the LSAT with other responsibilities—and is extremely confident that they can still be victorious on test day through discipline, hard work, and the application of a growth mindset. He believes that success on the exam, like success in so many other areas of life, is nonlinear. He loves using the expertise he developed in preparing for the exam to help his students succeed on their own LSAT journeys. Outside of LSAT tutoring, he enjoys reading a wide range of nonfiction, pushing himself in early morning physical training, and playing overly complicated board games.
James Marmaduke

Tutor | 179

James Marmaduke

Tutor | 179

James is passionate about the LSAT because it did not come naturally to him. Through three years of dedicated study, he came to see the LSAT as an old friend. James now enjoys teaching the LSAT and making it accessible to all students. He firmly believes that the LSAT is learnable and that, with the right approach, anyone can master the test. When he is not decoding Reading Comprehension, you can find James crafting artisan chocolate and working on his forthcoming children’s book.
Mati Zeff

Tutor | 179

Mati Zeff

Tutor | 179

After plateauing in the middle of his LSAT journey, Mati used the unique 7Sage curriculum and powerful study tools to score well above his target on his first try. He believes cracking the LSAT is like learning an instrument, and with help and time anyone can master it. Now entering his second academic program in philosophy before law school, Mati appreciates the logical foundation of the test and loves to see the lightbulb go off for students when they master a concept. When not coaching the LSAT, studying philosophy, or working on health policy, Mati enjoys fencing, watching sports with friends, and falling down YouTube rabbit holes.
Sydney Griffith

Tutor | 179

Sydney Griffith

Tutor | 179

When she first started studying for the LSAT, Sydney found the test to be frustrating and incredibly intimidating. After a lot of trial and error with different study methods, she discovered what worked for her and things started clicking. Sydney is a strong believer that the LSAT is a completely learnable test and loves finding ways to simplify the test for students. She also understands added pressures such as studying while in school or working full-time as well as being a first-generation college student. In her free time, Sydney enjoys playing soccer, learning about space, and watching Gilmore Girls on repeat.
Eric James Hu

Tutor | 179

Eric James Hu

Tutor | 179

Eric is a New York-based jazz saxophonist, an adjunct at Columbia University, and an LSAT tutor of five years. He believes that learning should be approachable and transformative, with tangible, achievable steps toward ambitious goals. He has worked with LSAT students starting from the 120s as well as from the 170s. His most improved student started with a 128 and ended with a 169, and he is equally proud of his students that progress from 172 to 177. Eric is a published academic with articles in leading music education journals. He has a Master's in Education from Columbia University and is currently working towards a PhD in Music Education. When not teaching or writing, Eric enjoys cooking Italian food and playing video games.
Ben Felgoise

Tutor | 179

Ben Felgoise

Tutor | 179

Ben is a graduate of Georgetown University where he studied Finance and International Business. While studying for the LSAT, he exclusively used the 7Sage platform to prepare for the exam. He is quite familiar with the challenges that come with preparing for the test and is eager to help others on their path to success. Ben combines his own experiences and techniques with strategies unique to individuals' needs to achieve target scores. He believes that with appropriate discipline and a positive attitude, drastic improvements are achievable. Outside of teaching the LSAT, he enjoys watching sports, playing golf, working out, and traveling.
Alex Rasmussen

Tutor | 179

Alex Rasmussen

Tutor | 179

After a rewarding legal internship with an environmental nonprofit, Alex decided to begin his LSAT journey and soon found the exam highly engaging and learnable. After months of studying introductory workbooks, he decided to begin the 7Sage lesson plan and made the most progress through live classes and targeted question drilling. He found that the most effective strategy for him was to treat Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension the same way he treated Logic Games, and realized that a study process heavily reliant on translation and stimulus annotation helped him the most in improving LR and RC. Alex found the online community kind, accepting, and oftentimes funny: a quality he really came to enjoy in the face of LSAT study stress. Alex likes to listen to music, watch Netflix, and occasionally read.
Nathaniel Wyerman

Tutor | 179

Nathaniel Wyerman

Tutor | 179

Nathaniel graduated with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia with a double major in English and Religious Studies. A prospective law student set to begin in September 2025, Nathaniel scored in the 99th percentile on the LSAT after studying intensively for over eight months and increasing his score by more than 30 points from his diagnostic test. His in-depth preparation involved not only mastering content but also leveraging 7Sage’s analytical tools to decode the patterns and structure of the LSAT, making the exam both manageable and predictable.
With over five years of tutoring experience, Nathaniel’s tutoring style is interactive and student-centered, focusing on personalized study plans to make learning engaging and effective. He firmly believes that the LSAT is controllable and feasible for all of his students. Motivated by his passion for tutoring, Nathaniel is dedicated to helping students achieve their full potential on the LSAT. In his free time, Nathaniel enjoys traveling, movies, hiking, and visiting museums, and he speaks French and Italian conversationally.
Eric Broner

Tutor | 179

Eric Broner

Tutor | 179

Eric is a 7Sage student turned tutor and believes that anyone who wants to achieve their goal score on the LSAT has arrived at the right place. Eric understands the pressures that law school applicants feel to do well on the LSAT, but also believes that the test is completely learnable with the right tools and attitudes. He wants to see others achieve their goals and is happy to be a part of that journey. In his free time, Eric enjoys discussing philosophy, playing and watching sports and games with friends, exercising, and enjoying nature.
Aseman Shahsavand

Tutor | 179

Aseman Shahsavand

Tutor | 179

Aseman believes in a methodical approach to diagnose and tackle challenges in the LSAT studying journey, using drills to hone in on weaknesses. She believes that the LSAT is more similar to a marathon than a calculus exam—anyone can train their intuition to achieve their LSAT goals, just like how with enough training, anyone can run a marathon. Aseman has previous experience tutoring English as a second language, as well as data management and statistics. She currently studies business administration at the Schulich School of Business in Toronto, and in her free time she enjoys reading, crocheting, and playing the piano.
Alexandra Nash

Tutor | 178

Alexandra Nash

Tutor | 178

Alexandra has always been passionate about teaching others, and believes that with the right support, any student can unlock potential they may not have realized they had, and the LSAT is no exception. As an experienced tutor, they have honed their ability to adapt study plans to different learning styles, and they are excited to help each student find their unique way of mastering the LSAT. In their free time, Alexandra birdwatches at their local nature parks and invents new ways to prepare vegetables from their balcony garden.
Sierra Taylor Maciorowski

Tutor | 178

Sierra Taylor Maciorowski

Tutor | 178

After many years as a debate coach and teacher, Sierra is excited to turn her attention towards tutoring the LSAT and helping students learn to use their instincts to beat this all-important game. She believes that anyone can build the skills to meet their LSAT goals through intuition—by combining formal logic principles and precision of language with the simple practice of figuring out what questions try to say. When not coaching the LSAT or debate, Sierra can be found reading critical disability theory or speculative fiction, listening to Kehlani while wandering the Bay Area hills, and learning four languages at once.
Daniel Jung

Tutor | 178

Daniel Jung

Tutor | 178

A former student of 7Sage tutors himself, Daniel returned to his LSAT haven, this time on the other side of tutoring. He found that much of his growth came from hearing other people’s perspectives on questions, and hopes to provide the same valuable insight to others. His main teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that scoring well is more about thinking with the right mindset rather than just thinking hard. Therefore, he aims to help cultivate the mental framework necessary for conquering the LSAT. When he’s not tutoring, Daniel can be found playing basketball, golf, or badminton.
Christopher Bearne

Tutor | 178

Christopher Bearne

Tutor | 178

Coming from a STEM background, Chris found the LSAT daunting at first. With the help of 7Sage and 7Sage tutors, Chris improved 25 points from his diagnostic. He learned to love the nuances of the LSAT, and became a tutor to help others find this same joy. Chris is dedicated to helping his students reach their full potential and achieve their dream score, especially on test day. When Chris is not dissecting arguments, you can find him doing gymnastics or watching hockey.
Kishore Chundi

Tutor | 178

Kishore Chundi

Tutor | 178

After struggling for months to improve on his diagnostic score, Kishore found 7Sage and never looked back. Learning to enjoy aspects of the process and to even have fun with Logic Games and certain question types played an important role in his success. Nevertheless, having studied for the LSAT while working both full-time and part-time jobs, Kishore understands the reality of burnout and is committed to helping his students hone and practice sustainable study habits. Having improved on his diagnostic score by almost 20 points, Kishore believes that there is no “secret” to the LSAT, and that anyone can achieve their goal score with a solid logical foundation and a consistently applied strategy that fits their strengths. In his free time, Kishore enjoys cooking, browsing Wikipedia, learning new languages, and obsessing over his beloved Florida sports teams.
Sarah Ryan

Tutor | 178

Sarah Ryan

Tutor | 178

After spending more than a year trying to balance studying with a full-time job, Sarah knows firsthand how stressful and exhausting the LSAT can be. She believes that, with some patience, it is possible to make substantial improvements and develop confidence on the test, and she is excited to help coach others through the process. When she isn't tutoring, or working as a legal assistant, Sarah can be found running in Prospect Park, going to concerts around NYC, or reading political philosophy.
Charlotte Kim

Tutor | 178

Charlotte Kim

Tutor | 178

Prior to taking the LSAT, Charlotte conducted neuroscience research and led an NIH-sponsored project to study how trauma is encoded in the brain. Having started her own LSAT journey with 7Sage, Charlotte looks forward to sharing her enthusiasm for the LSAT with current 7Sage students. She frequently works with non-native English speakers and creates engaging lessons to bring out the best in her students. Former students have described Charlotte as patient and a lifesaver when it comes to Logic Games. She enjoys hot yoga, golf, traveling, and watching K-dramas.
Angela Yang

Tutor | 178

Angela Yang

Tutor | 178

Angela currently lives in NYC where she works at a legal services organization. She studied for the LSAT while interning during the summer and then being a full-time student, so she understands the difficulties of managing time and burn-out. After discovering 7Sage videos, Angela started to see the LSAT as not a test of innate smartness or ability but one that anyone can master. She truly believes that with the right test techniques combined with the best-suited study approach for each individual, everyone can improve and do well. Angela has experienced her share of score regressions, plateaus, and test-taking anxiety, so she is excited to work with students and watch them improve and overcome their own challenges. In her free time, Angela enjoys bouldering, binge-reading fiction books, and playing social deduction games.
Esha Bhat

Tutor | 178

Esha Bhat

Tutor | 178

Prior to 7Sage, Esha struggled for months to increase her LSAT score. With 7Sage, she was able to increase her score by nearly 20 points while working a full-time job. She understands how difficult balance and burnout can be, and wants to help make the process feel easier. Throughout her LSAT journey, Esha struggled with a lack of confidence and knows how harmful that can be with this exam. More than anything, she wants to create an encouraging environment for others and focus on building up confidence and a positive mindset. After tutoring for both the SAT and LSAT, she has also learned the importance of catering to individual learning styles and is determined to help all her students reach their full potential. Outside of the LSAT, you will likely find her competing at mock trial tournaments, crocheting, or watching Bollywood movies with her friends.
Sage Lauren Martin

Tutor | 178

Sage Lauren Martin

Tutor | 178

Sage grew up in San Antonio and recently graduated from Rhodes College with a degree in Health Equity and a minor in Business. In college, she explored the relationships between corporate social responsibility, the environment, and public health.

Sage hopes to show students how learnable and fun the LSAT can be. She firmly believes that success on the LSAT comes down to thoroughly understanding what you read. Her goal is to help students build confidence on the test by understanding why the correct answer is right and the incorrect answers are wrong. Sage helps students create a plan to integrate quality study time into their busy schedules.

When she is not solving LSAT questions, you might find Sage outdoors, traveling, reading, or spending time with her kittens.
Meredith Geaghan-Breiner

Tutor | 178

Meredith Geaghan-Breiner

Tutor | 178

Meredith is a graduate of Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH, where she studied Psychology and French. She has a lifelong passion for learning and teaching, and has tutored students in subjects ranging from algebra to writing skills to standardized test prep. Having used 7Sage to prepare for her own LSAT, she is thrilled to guide other students along their LSAT journeys. In her free time, Meredith enjoys learning languages, taking photographs, and watching movies. She hails from the San Francisco Bay Area and currently resides in New York City.
Brendan M Murphy

Tutor | 178

Brendan M Murphy

Tutor | 178

Brendan Murphy is a recent graduate of the College of the Holy Cross who is passionate about ancient history, philosophy, and formal logic. While in college, he spent two years interning in the homicide department of the Worcester County District Attorney’s Office, where he gained valuable insight into the inner workings of the legal system and the power attorneys have to bring closure to families and communities. Since graduating Phi Beta Kappa in May 2023, he has been developing his teaching skills at The Goddard School in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Outside of work, Brendan enjoys playing beach volleyball, reading history books, and singing. He will be attending the University of Notre Dame Law School in the fall to pursue a career in international law.
Sena Maruflu

Tutor | 178

Sena Maruflu

Tutor | 178

Sena is an exceptional LSAT instructor with a score of 178 and over five years of experience. Starting at a prestigious test prep institute, she has guided over 1,000 students both in-person and online. Sena excels in various teaching formats, from large group sessions to personalized one-on-one tutoring. As a member of the University of Pennsylvania Law School class of 2024, she was admitted to every law school she applied to during the competitive 2020–2021 cycle. Sena has significantly impacted her students, helping them gain admission to top law programs and secure scholarships. Her commitment to student success and tailored approach have led to impressive score increases, making her an invaluable asset to aspiring law students.
Teagan Hill

Tutor | 178

Teagan Hill

Tutor | 178

When Teagan began her LSAT journey with 7Sage, she found its patient, comprehensive approach relieving and its community vibrant and supportive. She fell in love with the LSAT through learning to break it down and understand it piece by piece, and is excited to help others do the same. In her own study, her most significant comprehension advances came from discourse with other students. Consequently, Teagan is passionate about the powerful impact that collaborative learning can have on an individual’s LSAT journey and believes in developing a road map to success for each of her clients that allows their strengths to shine.

After balancing a full-time college schedule alongside her career, internship, extracurriculars, and LSAT study, Teagan knows firsthand how crucial time management and balance can be, and wants to help her students navigate that process with ease.

In her spare time, Teagan bakes various desserts, reads an eclectic selection of books, enjoys musical theatre, and is learning Latin.
Katie Mae Rials

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Katie Mae Rials

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Katie Mae never expected to love the LSAT when she started studying for it, but while studying, she learned to love the process of working through questions and is excited to have the opportunity to continue with it. She firmly believes in the learnability of the LSAT and believes anyone can have confidence going into the test. As someone who struggled with burnout while studying, she understands the mental stressors that go along with taking the LSAT and is committed to sustainable, realistic studying for students. She has a passion for teaching and loves her evenings spent teaching grade-school students math, reading, and karate. When not tutoring, you can find Katie Mae watching reality TV, practicing Taekwondo, or volunteering!
Ethan Crnic

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Ethan Crnic

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Prior to taking the LSAT, Ethan worked in the research department for a legal recruiting agency, where he became inspired to pursue a career in law. Ethan relied on 7Sage as his primary study tool, and credits the platform with helping him achieve his goal score. His own journey towards score improvement led him to the following conviction—the LSAT is a learnable test for anybody with the right level of commitment, desire, and use of resources like 7Sage. Through tutoring, Ethan seeks to help others master the ins and outs of the LSAT and achieve their dream outcomes. In his free time, Ethan finds joy in surfing, hiking, and soaking up the sun.
Patrick Oh

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Patrick Oh

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Patrick is a Los Angeles native who loves teaching. He has coached high school debate, mentored freshman writing seminars and upper-division economics courses, and taught as a camp counselor for 5- to 6-year-olds. Having studied with 7Sage himself, Patrick is excited to help students in a similar position achieve their dream LSAT score. He understands the uniqueness of each student and adapts his tutorship to each student’s learning style and strengths. In addition, Patrick helps students prepare themselves for not only the content but also the mental aspects of the LSAT to help maximize their test score on test day. In his free time, he enjoys basketball, pickleball, and K-dramas.
Ainsley Duke

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Ainsley Duke

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Ainsley believes that the LSAT is a test made up of learnable rules and patterns, and with a little extra help, anyone can learn them. She studied for months to raise her score 20+ points from her diagnostic while working full-time, so she understands the resilience required to balance many obligations along with studying for the LSAT. Ainsley has former experience in tutoring and education in teaching/learning styles, and is ready to find the best approach to the LSAT for each of her students. Outside of teaching the LSAT, Ainsley enjoys reading, painting, and traveling!
Layla Yang

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Layla Yang

Tutor | 178

When Layla began preparing for the LSAT, she found the test intimidating. After experimenting with various study methods, and through the help of 7Sage, she eventually discovered an approach that worked for her, leading to significant improvement. Layla firmly believes that the LSAT is an extremely learnable test, and takes pride in her ability to teach students in ways that are understandable for them. In her free time, Layla likes to weightlift, and is currently preparing to compete in her first bodybuilding competition.
Eli Adlerstein

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Eli Adlerstein

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While some may view it as an exercise in masochism, Eli is wholly convinced that the LSAT can genuinely be an enjoyable puzzle to crack and is accessible to everyone. A firm believer that success in Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension is not contingent on innate ability, Eli focuses not just on mastering the fundamentals but on recognizing patterns, the interrelation of question types, and tailoring his program to meet each student's learning style.

When Eli is not helping students improve their LSAT scores—as he did by nearly 20 points using 7Sage—he can be found diving deep into Wikipedia rabbit holes, managing his Michigan-based contracting company, binge-watching dark comedies late into the night, or trying not to fall off a cliff in the Rockies whenever he can get there.
Winchester Dermody

Tutor | 178

Winchester Dermody

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Winchester is a graduate of the University of South Florida where he majored in International Studies. He used 7Sage for his own LSAT journey, studying while enrolled in a full course load. He achieved a 178 and developed an understanding of how to study efficiently and effectively for the LSAT. He has significant coaching experience, with not just academic materials but also sports performance coaching. This means he understands the importance of finding the approach and communication style that fit each aspiring LSAT ace. He has a fierce competitive spirit which leads him to seek out challenges in both his professional and personal life, hoping to attend a top law school, and competing in sports like wrestling, pickleball, and esports. He currently resides in St. Pete, FL, and he has two full-time assistants to help with every tutoring session; yes, they are cats.
Stefan de Villiers

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Stefan de Villiers

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Without knowing it, Stefan started studying for the LSAT as a kid, using logic puzzle books to pass time on long drives. When it came to preparing for the real thing, 7Sage was the most important element to his success. With countless practice questions and PrepTests behind him, Stefan knows how frustrating the LSAT can be, but he also knows how rewarding it feels to crack it. And he believes anyone can do that with enough practice. Outside of tutoring, Stefan is a regulatory analyst in the utility policy space. His previous work in government and think tanks has covered issues from artificial intelligence to economic sanctions. He likes saltwater, public transit, and political biographies.
Will Stimpson

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Will Stimpson

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Will graduated from James Madison University in 2021 with a double major in Economics and Philosophy. While in college, he was a teaching assistant in the philosophy department, an intern for a US Congressman, and a member of JMU’s competitive debate team. While law school was always his ultimate goal, he worked in finance for a few years before taking the LSAT. While studying for the LSAT, he surprisingly enjoyed it so much that he decided he wanted to teach it. In addition to loving the process of mastering the LSAT, he’s also passionate about everything history, religion, and philosophy.
Kyle Sutton

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Kyle Sutton

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Kyle believes that if you are persistent, willing to push yourself, and strategic with your study plan, everyone is able to achieve their dream LSAT score. Kyle recently graduated summa cum laude from Boston College with majors in Philosophy and Political Science. He took the LSAT three times, and using 7Sage’s curriculum he was able to raise his score seven points officially and over fifteen points from his diagnostic. This past summer, Kyle interned for the Massachusetts Committee for Public Counsel Services and is applying to law school this fall. He is excited to help you on your own LSAT journey for the next year. In his free time, Kyle enjoys playing chess, watching sports, and stressing himself out reading posts on r/lawschooladmissions.
Vishnu Srinivas

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Vishnu Srinivas

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Vishnu leveraged 7Sage for his LSAT preparation, making extensive use of the drilling features and explanation videos. He found that, as he became more deliberate in blind reviewing and breaking down individual answer choices, the test started to slow down for him, both literally and figuratively. He aims to bring this same approach to students, enabling them to tackle the complex ins and outs of the exam in a methodical manner. Outside of tutoring, Vishnu loves to watch the NFL on Sundays and is an avid chess player.
Elizabeth Sieger

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Elizabeth Sieger

Tutor | 178

Elizabeth grew up in Hinsdale, Illinois, and is a senior in the Honors College at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. She studies political science and international studies and explores the relationship between foreign policy, national security, and the rights of the individual. Elizabeth raised her score from her first diagnostic to her final LSAT by over 15 points and hopes to show students how learnable the LSAT is once they have been taught to recognize patterns and find key inferences. She has tutoring experience in a variety of subjects and has helped to curate coursework and deliverables for the U.S. Department of State. When Elizabeth is not helping students, you can find her reading, hanging out with friends, or doing yoga.
Jason Erick Ruggeberg

Tutor | 177

Jason Erick Ruggeberg

Tutor | 177

Jason has always loved logic games and brain teasers, so the LSAT was a natural fit for him. While studying, he came to realize the value of flexible thinking and metacognition in solving tough questions and developing the higher-order skills that improve test-taking. As a tutor, Jason hopes to apply a lifelong fascination with understanding what makes people tick to helping his students master the test. When he isn’t nerding out on the LSAT, he can be found weightlifting, cooking extravagant meals, and shaking fancy drinks at his local cocktail bar.
Kristina Novakovic

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Kristina Novakovic

Tutor | 177

Kristina’s keen interest in philosophy led to her becoming fascinated by the LSAT, and she loved challenging herself to improve her score with each test that she took. After observing a rapid 15 point increase from her diagnostic score, Kristina realized the effectiveness of consistent and targeted studying. Kristina truly believes anyone can master the LSAT if they have the drive and resources, and is deeply invested in helping her students succeed. In her spare time, Kristina enjoys painting, 35 mm film photography, playing guitar, and exploring new places.
Greene Ko

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Greene Ko

Tutor | 177

Greene understands that studying for the LSAT can be frustrating and knows firsthand what it’s like to be stuck on a plateau. Having made several breakthroughs, Greene believes that the key to improvement is finding the “right” techniques that work for you and developing the patience and confidence to adhere to those techniques. He works with his clients to help them learn their strengths and discover the tools and strategies that can maximize each client’s strengths. With English being his second language, Greene can offer detailed advice for students whose first language isn’t English and for those who need help with time management. You can find Greene catching waves in the summer and skiing in the winter. He lives with two cats, Ipsae and Jjilae.
Juan Ramon Riojas

Tutor | 177

Juan Ramon Riojas

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While studying for the LSAT, Juan Ramon found that consistency, curiosity, and self-compassion were the keys to improvement—especially on the Reading Comprehension section. Through tutoring, he seeks to empower people to overcome LSAT-induced fear and boredom. Juan Ramon’s prior experience coaching debate and teaching test prep in his home state of Mississippi prepared him to coach the logic skills and test-taking approach the LSAT requires. Furthermore, these experiences fostered his belief that motivated people can achieve their goals, given the proper roadmap and toolkit. Juan Ramon enjoys watching soccer, playing chess, and eating good food.
Henry Lee Ewing

Tutor | 177

Henry Lee Ewing

Tutor | 177

The LSAT never came easy for Henry. However, after applying consistent studying, he improved his LSAT score by 27 points from his initial practice test. During his studying, he grew to like the unique challenges of the LSAT and grew to love beating them. Henry decided to become a tutor to help others attain their goals and reach their full potential. He believes that no matter the starting point, anyone is capable of achieving their dream score. In his spare time, you can find Henry in the pool, on the bike, or in his running shoes, training for his next triathlon.
Tiara Laulusa

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Tiara Laulusa

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Tiara has 3 years of teaching experience in a wide range of subjects, including English as a second language to children and The Art of Acting to undergraduate students. She uses her entire breadth of teaching experience as a knowledge base for tailoring her LSAT tutoring on an individual basis to most effectively advance any student’s skillset. Tiara graduated from Southern Methodist University in 2018 with a Master of Fine Arts in Acting, and she is currently a professional stage actor in Los Angeles. She plans on attending law school in the fall of 2023. In her free time, she enjoys playing video games (especially in the horror genre), powerlifting, dancing, and anything with cute animals involved.
Ankita Satpathy

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Ankita Satpathy

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Ankita is committed to helping others find the strategies that work for their individual learning styles so they can reach their full score potential. She firmly believes that the LSAT is learnable, and that patience and confidence are just as important as content mastery. Ankita is a student at Harvard Law School and a graduate of the University of Virginia and Schwarzman Scholars program at Tsinghua University. In her spare time, she enjoys live music, political dramas, and plant-based cooking.
Valentina Gache

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Valentina Gache

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Valentina understands that taking the LSAT is an intimidating and strenuous journey. As someone who didn’t have a natural affinity for studying, she found that consistency and patience were key. The LSAT is a difficult exam, but it is absolutely learnable. Through tutoring, Valentina seeks to empower students with the right tools and approaches to achieve their goals and find success on the exam. Having self-studied with the 7Sage platform, Valentina knows what it is to feel hopeless at score plateaus and hopes to provide support and methods for overcoming them. Finally, improving by 24 points, she also knows very well that with the right commitment, focus, and consistency, there is so much growth to be had. In her spare time, Valentina enjoys playing soccer, making music, and traveling.
Ava Saylor

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Ava Saylor

Tutor | 177

As someone who has worked in classrooms of all levels, Ava knows there is no “one-size-fits-all” approach to learning. During her own LSAT journey, Ava found that traditional study materials alone were insufficient to drive her improvement—it was only through active engagement with others that she achieved significant progress. Now, Ava is eager to make LSAT preparation fun and interactive for others. She aims to help you discover the learning techniques that are most effective for your needs, all while celebrating every accomplishment along the way. When she’s not working on law school applications or her thesis, Ava enjoys screenwriting, going to concerts, and performing stand-up.
Shneur Zalman Gansburg

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Shneur Zalman Gansburg

Tutor | 177

Shneur's journey involved self-education at the age of 22 after lacking a formal English education growing up. Despite this, he graduated from Cornell University and conquered the LSAT with the help of 7Sage. The LSAT presented a unique challenge to him and he was determined to work through the many hurdles it presented. Understanding the challenges of learning a new subject from scratch, Shneur is dedicated to customizing his teaching approach to suit each student's unique needs and he finds joy in tackling problems from various angles. In his free time, he enjoys playing softball, photography, and listening to political history podcasts.
Haley Williams

Tutor | 177

Haley Williams

Tutor | 177

Balancing a demanding job and unwavering determination, Haley embarked on a rigorous study regimen to conquer the LSAT. During this period, she discovered her fascination with the LSAT, recognizing its pivotal role in shaping successful legal careers. With a desire to share her expertise and assist others in their LSAT endeavors, Haley combines her legal background, test-taking proficiency, and motivational prowess to inspire and guide students towards achieving their dream LSAT scores. When she’s not tutoring, Haley enjoys long-distance running, weightlifting, learning new dance moves, and experimenting with new recipes.
Elinor Haddad

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Elinor Haddad

Tutor | 177

Elinor wanted to become an LSAT tutor as soon as she finished studying for her own LSAT exam. After studying her way (with the help of 7Sage’s materials) to a 20-point score increase from her diagnostic test while working full-time, she’s experienced how the LSAT can be both immensely challenging and also deeply rewarding and fun. Elinor’s a big believer in 7Sage’s student-focused, coaching-based approach and is passionate about helping others master this unique and learnable test. After earning her bachelor’s degree in Law, History, and Culture from USC in 2016 and spending seven years in the nonprofit field, Elinor is heading back to USC in fall 2023 to begin law school. She lives in Pasadena, CA, with her husband and their dog, Merry, and in her free time, she enjoys baking, hiking, and learning about dinosaurs.
Ian de Wet

Tutor | 177

Ian de Wet

Tutor | 177

Ian turned the LSAT into a fun experience using 7Sage to study, and he wants to help other people find the same experience as much as possible. Ian has experience teaching subjects from sociology to jazz guitar, now helping students improve their logical reasoning skills. His own study process focused on recognizing patterns to turn the LSAT into a predictable routine, and he believes that other students can do the same with the right practice. When he’s not tutoring, he enjoys playing guitar and visiting friends in other parts of the country.
Thomas Chang

Tutor | 177

Thomas Chang

Tutor | 177

Thomas is an experienced tutor who has taught in various fields like high school debate, college-level Ancient Greek philosophy, and even trumpet playing. Tutoring, to Thomas, means finding out what works for different people—accepting different learning styles and using them to the student’s advantage. Thomas believes in the power of intuition as a key tool for scoring well on the LSAT. If you can feel the answers intuitively, you’ll be less stressed and bound to succeed on an exam as mentally taxing as the LSAT. In his free time, Thomas loves to play golf and basketball, and read philosophical texts that interrupt his dogmatic slumber and give his investigations in the field of speculative philosophy a completely different direction.
Humza Mehdi Khan

Tutor | 177

Humza Mehdi Khan

Tutor | 177

Humza’s LSAT journey involved plenty of trial and error and countless hours watching 7Sage Games explanations on 2x speed (he is sad to see Games go). After his LSAT and becoming known as the “LSAT guy” around his friend group on campus, he decided to go into helping people with the test more formally as he knows how stressful it can be! As a philosophy major, he is probably more passionate about formal logic and valid arguments than any rational person should be. He loves helping people have breakthroughs on these topics, which can be very intimidating at first.
Peter Im

Tutor | 177

Peter Im

Tutor | 177

After spending many years as a tutor and instructor, Peter is excited to be working with 7Sage students to help defeat the LSAT! Peter loves teaching the LSAT because he enjoys working with individual students and collaborating with them to make a study plan that works for them.

Peter overcame the LSAT by reminding himself that studying for the LSAT is as much about reviewing questions as it is about answering them. He believes that the LSAT at its core is a learnable game, and the key to improving at it is to stay consistent with your studying and to enjoy playing the game. When he’s not teaching the LSAT, you can find Peter cooking, hiking, and writing fiction.
Kasey Pataki

Tutor | 177

Kasey Pataki

Tutor | 177

7Sage’s programs were instrumental in Kasey’s success on the LSAT, and she is excited to share her knowledge and experience to help others succeed. She knows that a strong LSAT score can impact acceptance and scholarship offers during the law school application process, and she wants to help clients achieve their dreams. She believes that the skills necessary to succeed on the LSAT can be mastered with practice, guidance, and support. She looks forward to helping clients build confidence and develop strategies to excel on test day.

Kasey grew up in New Jersey and is graduating from William & Mary with a BS in Psychology and a minor in English. She has extensive experience with psychology research, specializing in the reactions of the mind and body under stress. She is an incoming law student at Harvard Law School.
Raahema Fatima Durrani

Tutor | 177

Raahema Fatima Durrani

Tutor | 177

Over the course of the past few years, Raahema spent a lot of time studying for the LSAT—thankfully, with the help of 7Sage, Raahema was able to increase her official score by 10 points. Raahema truly believes that consistent studying and preparation can make a huge impact, and she is excited to help test takers feel much more confident about the exam.

Raahema graduated from the University of Virginia with degrees in Political Science and Economics. She currently works in management consulting in New York City and is an incoming law student at Harvard Law School. In her free time, Raahema enjoys trying new restaurants, doing yoga, and spending time with family and friends.
Caleb Ringger

Tutor | 177

Caleb Ringger

Tutor | 177

Caleb credits 7Sage with helping him earn a highly competitive LSAT score, and he knows firsthand how 7Sage can help anyone master this beast of a test. He saw his score increase from 164 to 177 in just six weeks of diligent study, in large part because of 7Sage’s unique curriculum and tracking software. He is dedicated to helping students excel by building a thorough understanding of fundamental concepts and diligent practice. He has several years of teaching experience, where he has learned to tutor with patience, clarity, and care. He is an unashamed nerd who will happily chat with you about just about anything, but especially sports, music, philosophy, history, and politics.
Aidan Noah Rubel

Tutor | 177

Aidan Noah Rubel

Tutor | 177

Aidan is currently a 4th-year student at the University of California, Los Angeles, and plans to begin law school in the fall of 2025. He has an odd fascination with the LSAT, and used that enjoyment to fuel his LSAT preparation journey. Now, that passion is being used to teach the skills he acquired during his LSAT journey [all through 7Sage ;)].

He believes that the best way to teach the LSAT is through a combination of the fundamentals and real-world thinking. Often, the hardest problems require you to depart from a strict rule-based mindset and think about them more abstractly; these types of questions are his favorite to teach. He believes that the LSAT is an entirely learnable test, and aspires to improve the scores of everyone he teaches.

In his free time, he loves cooking, baking, weightlifting, and watching Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Bridget Huh

Tutor | 177

Bridget Huh

Tutor | 177

Bridget believes that anyone can achieve their goal score on the LSAT with the right approach, and is committed to helping students find the approach that works for them, individualized to their strengths and weaknesses. She is excited to work with students to help them build not only the knowledge but also the confidence to succeed on the test. Bridget is currently an MFA candidate in poetry at Cornell, and enjoys playing video games in her free time.
Madison Firstman

Tutor | 177

Madison Firstman

Tutor | 177

Madison began her LSAT journey with a 151 diagnostic and the goal of scoring a 175. After failing to find a test-prep resource that worked for her, Madison took a hiatus from the LSAT to complete her bachelor's degree, gain some work experience, and reflect as to whether she truly wanted to attend law school. After some soul searching, Madison decided to continue her LSAT journey in earnest, and finally found the right resource for her: 7Sage. After completing 7Sage’s core curriculum, and breaking into the high 160s, she signed up for tutoring with one of their 99th-percentile scorers. With her 7Sage tutor’s guidance, structure, and support, Madison was able to exceed her dream score and score an impressive 177 on test day! Madison's LSAT victory was hard fought, and she’s glad to be able to share everything she's learned with other 7Sage students. As an LSAT tutor, Madison strives to do for others what her tutor did for her, and show that with determination and hard work, anyone can master the LSAT. Now that she has her goal score on record, Madison is planning to apply to law school during the 2024–2025 admissions cycle.
Lana Baudelaire

Tutor | 177

Lana Baudelaire

Tutor | 177

Lana knows the power of using 7Sage to prepare for the LSAT firsthand. The curriculum helped her go from a diagnostic of 159 to scoring a 177. She has a deep understanding of the impact a patient and encouraging coach can have in achieving your goals. She is passionate about helping others reach their potential through breaking down foundational principles into easily understood language and applying them through consistent practice. She is currently earning a degree in linguistics and enjoys learning and traveling—ideally at the same time.
ZeSean Ali

Tutor | 177

ZeSean Ali

Tutor | 177

ZeSean jumped more than 20 points from his first to final LSAT. He believes that you, too, can improve and get your goal score. How? Build a strong foundation in logic. He assures you: a deep understanding of logic makes the questions read easier. Plus, it makes your answers foolproof, helping you avoid traps. ZeSean holds a bachelor’s in chemistry from Reed College and a master’s in politics, ethics, and religion from Harvard, and is applying to law school. Outside of tutoring, he tries to avoid rolling his ankle playing basketball and drinks too much coffee.
Kate Berreth

Tutor | 177

Kate Berreth

Tutor | 177

Kate embarked on her LSAT journey while still a full-time college student. But, with 7Sage by her side, she was able to tackle the exam. Her friends joke that she’s a walking 7Sage billboard, and she’s thrilled to help others make the most of the program like she did. During her preparation, Kate discovered that verbalizing her thought process helped her understand the material more deeply—a technique she’s eager to share with her students. Overcoming a history of test anxiety, Kate developed strategies to stay calm and focused, and now hopes to pass on these tools so her students can approach test day with confidence. Kate is a senior at the University of Pennsylvania where she is studying political science and criminology. In her spare time, Kate performs with a theater group, does pilates, and spends time with her black cat named Cosmo.
Nick Place

Tutor | 176

Nick Place

Tutor | 176

With targeted studying and practice, Nick was able to increase his initial practice test score by 15 points, ultimately scoring a 176 on the LSAT. He believes that with a proper approach to studying, anyone can improve in a big way, regardless of where they start. When he's not teaching the LSAT, he is either building fun computer apps, watching sci-fi movies, practicing his Spanish, or long-distance trekking through the mountains.
Ian Riley

Tutor | 176

Ian Riley

Tutor | 176

Ian has always had a passion for helping others learn and succeed. Before applying to law school, he taught high school Special Education English and coached baseball for four years in Baltimore, Maryland. He used 7Sage to improve on his diagnostic score by over twenty points, and firmly believes that any student can reach their goals with the right preparation. In his free time, he enjoys reading sci-fi novels and watching Virginia basketball (not usually at the same time).
Sydni Josowitz

Tutor | 176

Sydni Josowitz

Tutor | 176

When studying for the LSAT, Sydni experienced the highs, lows, frustration, and burnout that can come with studying for it. She found that having support, motivation, and an open forum to ask questions was key in conquering the test. This motivated her to become a coach to others going through the same process. She is dedicated to helping her students at every step, no matter how big or small, in an effort to achieve their goals. When she’s not tutoring, Sydni enjoys painting and reading.
Mike Reyes

Tutor | 176

Mike Reyes

Tutor | 176

Mike enjoyed the challenge of targeting every element of the LSAT to improve as much as possible from his diagnostic score. As a tutor, Mike combines his passion for critical reading, logic, and problem solving with his enthusiasm for teaching and helping others realize their goals. Mike believes that with dedication, persistence, and the right guidance, every student can reach their LSAT goals. In his free time, Mike enjoys reading, trail running, and spending time in the kitchen with his family.
Harrison Friedman

Tutor | 176

Harrison Friedman

Tutor | 176

Harrison has always loved teaching others, and is a big believer in consistent, incremental progress. He saw it on his own LSAT, where he scored a 176, and greatly enjoyed the process behind 7Sage’s curriculum. To him, a combination of approach and attitude leads to success, and so he wanted to help others achieve their goals following those same methods. He is excited to have fun helping you grow your instincts and master the material. When he’s not helping you with the LSAT, he’s almost certainly experimenting with recipes or watching baseball.
Charlie Blodnieks

Tutor | 176

Charlie Blodnieks

Tutor | 176

Charlie believes in accessibility as a core value, and that students approach the LSAT differently based on factors such as their educational background, abilities, goals, and non-LSAT commitments. Because of this, Charlie approaches each student as an individual with a unique learning style, and makes sure to listen carefully to student goals and concerns in order to craft the most successful LSAT study journey possible. During the day, Charlie works in communications at a public interest legal non-profit, and is especially excited to work with students who want to practice human or environmental rights law. Charlie has two cats, Gnocchi and Pesto, neither of whom enjoys listening to LSAT explanations.
Josh Aldy

Tutor | 176

Josh Aldy

Tutor | 176

After finishing his own LSAT journey with an official score of 176, Josh attended Northwestern Pritzker School of Law where he graduated cum laude. Since before law school and ever since, he has been tutoring the LSAT and has seen his students go on to target schools all across the US, Canada, and Australia. He considers every question a student brings him a new opportunity for greater insight into the LSAT and has never stopped learning and refining as a teacher.
Patrick McDonough

Tutor | 176

Patrick McDonough

Tutor | 176

Like many others, Patrick's journey with the LSAT began with a dislike for the test. But, through dedicated practice, he not only conquered the test but eventually found genuine enjoyment in the training process, resulting in a 17-point increase from his initial diagnostic test. His success can be attributed to his commitment to consistent studying and self-reflection, which he considers essential for achieving a strong LSAT score. As a tutor, Patrick derives immense satisfaction from witnessing those breakthrough moments in his students' learning journeys, just like the ones he experienced during his own LSAT preparation. Beyond the world of LSAT, you might catch Patrick out for a run or reading some pulpy sci-fi.
Ezra Jones

Tutor | 176

Ezra Jones

Tutor | 176

After using a variety of services, Ezra finally landed on 7Sage, using the curriculum and explanations to score a 176. Drawing from his own experiences, he knows that a one-size-fits-all method doesn't work for everyone. Instead, Ezra is committed to tailoring his teaching style to accommodate each student's unique learning needs and preferences. With an enthusiasm for making the process enjoyable and engaging, Ezra aims to create a supportive and empowering learning environment where students feel confident and motivated to excel. In his free time, Ezra enjoys reading, solving crossword puzzles, and watching sports.
Max Pil

Tutor | 176

Max Pil

Tutor | 176

When Max started studying for the LSAT, he knew it was going to be a long and challenging journey. Determined to get the best score he could, Max used 7Sage to develop a study plan that helped him see consistent, concrete improvements after every practice session. By gamifying his progress and working toward a more immediate goal, Max found that he began looking forward to studying and the sense of accomplishment it gave him. After graduating cum laude from George Washington University Law School, he has worked to help other students realize their full potential and discover the joy of continuous learning and improvement. In his free time, Max enjoys playing online games and reading about world politics.
Fiona Doyle

Tutor | 176

Fiona Doyle

Tutor | 176

Fiona is no stranger to the intense stress, frustration, and burnout that tend to come with studying for the LSAT. However, while being a full-time undergraduate student with a part-time internship, Fiona was able to turn her LSAT experience around with the help of 7Sage. She was able to successfully create a study schedule that eschewed burnout and properly juggled the demands of school, work, and her law school dream. Fiona is currently attending Harvard Law School and is passionate about instilling confidence in students and portraying the LSAT as a tool and not a barrier to their career goals. During the rare times that she isn’t talking about the LSAT, Fiona enjoys Ultimate Frisbee and snowboarding and is currently obsessed with Suits.
Joshua Arp

Tutor | 176

Joshua Arp

Tutor | 176

Josh is a senior at UC Santa Barbara, where he studies political science and philosophy. He plans to begin law school in the next few years. The LSAT didn’t come easily to him, but through 7Sage he was able to improve his score by 18 points in six months. He believes that the LSAT is a game that can become easy and fun if you let it. He also believes in a slow and steady LSAT philosophy that prioritizes fully understanding one question at a time. Aside from the LSAT, Josh competes in college moot court and intercollegiate debate, and loves listening to podcasts and reading nonfiction.
Luke Kenneth Louis

Tutor | 176

Luke Kenneth Louis

Tutor | 176

Luke is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill studying history, communications, and public policy. He plans on attending law school after serving in the military. After using 7Sage and 7Sage tutoring, he improved his score by 22 points. Luke learned to treat the LSAT like a game and find joy in competing against himself. He believes that the most important aspect in studying for the LSAT is finding the right way to study for you. Outside of the LSAT, Luke enjoys football, basketball, golf, reading, and chess.
Zoe Abigail Light

Tutor | 176

Zoe Abigail Light

Tutor | 176

Zoe is a recent graduate from Vanderbilt University and is currently working in Madrid, Spain, as an English teaching assistant. Using the 7Sage curriculum, she was able to improve her score by 18 points in three months while also working full-time. Zoe’s time preparing for the LSAT taught her that, with the right support, the LSAT truly is learnable. She wants to use her experience with the test and her love for learning to provide support and guidance for future law students as they navigate the ups and downs of the LSAT. Outside of tutoring, Zoe loves hiking, exploring Madrid, and meeting new people!
Jackson Eli Evans Postal

Tutor | 176

Jackson Eli Evans Postal

Tutor | 176

Jackson recently graduated from the University of Virginia and plans to attend law school in the near future. Using 7Sage, Jackson got a nearly 20-point increase from his diagnostic test and loves using his experience with 7Sage to teach other students. In college, Jackson loved working as a teaching assistant for an undergraduate law course that instilled his passion for teaching. In his free time, Jackson will most frequently be supporting Denver sports teams, cooking for his friends and family, and running through the streets of Washington, DC.
Zaiboon Azhar

Tutor | 176

Zaiboon Azhar

Tutor | 176

When Zaiboon first began preparing for the LSAT, she knew it would be challenging—what came as a surprise was how enjoyable and rewarding the process would become. She quickly realized that improving her score required training herself to think differently, and she became deeply invested in developing a comprehensive understanding of every question she encountered. 7Sage was invaluable during this process because it didn't simply point out the correct answer—it taught her how to find it herself. As she learned to see the logic in the exam, she began to find it deeply fulfilling.

As an LSAT tutor, Zaiboon hopes to help students develop this skill and empower them to discover the correct answers on their own. She believes with enough time, practice, and discipline, the LSAT can be learnable, conquerable, and even enjoyable. Zaiboon recently completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Toronto and was accepted to Harvard Law School through its Junior Deferral Program. She plans to begin her JD in the fall of 2026.
Luke Wilson

Tutor | 176

Luke Wilson

Tutor | 176

Luke believes in a slow, patient approach to the LSAT that emphasizes understanding and reflection. After studying hard and keeping careful track of his mistakes, Luke improved his LSAT score by roughly 15 points. Because he believes that controllable factors like mindset and approach are the most important, he believes everyone can reach their goal with proper training and sufficient effort. He has helped students with math and physics for years, so he is experienced at being confused and at guiding confused students in the right direction. In his free time, he enjoys playing the piano (not well!), watching Star Wars, and rooting for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Max Thompson

Tutor | 176

Max Thompson

Tutor | 176

Max graduated from the University of Notre Dame and spent a year teaching in London as the recipient of the Colet Fellowship. While in London, he also worked in international undergraduate admissions, and his pupils were admitted into undergraduate programs at schools like Harvard, Yale, and Princeton. He believes that even the most difficult subject matter can be learned through hard work and practice, and this belief led him to a job tutoring with 7Sage. The LSAT is a difficult test, but Max believes that a student-centric approach like the one used at 7Sage is the best way to approach a test that can define educational and career outcomes for years to come. When he’s not tutoring, Max can be found rowing, petting his German Shepherds, or talking about Notre Dame’s football program.
Jonathan Chong

Tutor | 176

Jonathan Chong

Tutor | 176

Jonathan is a computer science graduate from the University of Southern California. During his academic journey, he developed an interest in the intersection of technology and law, prompting him to embark on the path towards taking the LSAT. As he prepared for the test, Jonathan discovered a genuine enthusiasm for its challenges and was able to increase his score, improving by 23 points to achieve a 176. Motivated by his passion for the LSAT, Jonathan is dedicated to assisting others in reaching their full potential on the test. He enjoys working closely with people and getting to know them. When he isn’t working, Jonathan loves spending time outdoors in the sun, especially on the beach.
Ben McInnes

Tutor | 176

Ben McInnes

Tutor | 176

As a former English major and avid reader, Ben was surprised to find himself struggling with reading comprehension when he began studying for the LSAT. No matter how many times he read those paragraphs about bee dances and water laws, he never felt very confident choosing his answers. It was a huge relief when he discovered that the dense passages giving him so much trouble could be simplified using tried-and-true strategies, especially those he learned from the 7Sage Core Curriculum. Ben wants to help others find this same sense of clarity and calmness. With three years of experience tutoring French, English composition, and mathematics, he understands that each learner brings a unique set of skills and needs to the table. He’s excited to meet clients where they are in their LSAT journey with personalized coaching and have some fun along the way. When he’s not tutoring, Ben can be found working on his novel, perusing Pinterest boards for outfit inspiration, watching hockey, and hiking in the Canadian wilderness.
Ethan Watson

Tutor | 176

Ethan Watson

Tutor | 176

Ethan graduated from the University of Kansas with dual degrees in Accounting and Political Science and is now enrolled in the Master of Accounting program at KU. He’s got his eye on law school in the near future, but for now is excited to pass on his knowledge of the LSAT to other highly motivated students. Ethan learned to love the grind of studying for the LSAT by viewing the test as a code that could be cracked, and 7Sage helped him do just that! When he’s not tutoring, Ethan can be found watching Star Wars, lifting weights, attending KU sporting events, camping, and writing op-eds.
Amelia Szabo

Tutor | 176

Amelia Szabo

Tutor | 176

Amelia believes the LSAT is a highly learnable test and loves helping students reach their goals. Balancing a full-time job and volunteer commitments with studying for the LSAT, she learned that the most important aspect of an effective study routine is consistency. Amelia is passionate about making schedules that fit each student’s unique needs and breaking down challenging concepts to understand their underlying fundamentals. She hopes to use the knowledge she’s gained along her own LSAT journey to support students and show them that with the right tools, studying for the LSAT doesn’t have to be painful. In her free time, she reads pretty much any book she comes across and plays guitar.
Charlie Shorey

Tutor | 175

Charlie Shorey

Tutor | 175

Charlie decided to become a tutor after experiencing dramatic improvement in his own LSAT scores. He believes the LSAT is a learnable test, and that significant improvement is possible with good habits and a strong work ethic. He says that the majority of test-takers never reach their true “ceiling,” and is passionate about helping students reach their potential. Charlie lives in Madrid, Spain, and loves to play basketball and explore new places in his free time.
Conor Ahern

Tutor | 175

Conor Ahern

Tutor | 175

Conor is a graduate of the University of Virginia and Harvard Law School. He scored a 175 on his LSAT and has helped countless students improve their LSAT scores over the six years he has been tutoring this test. Conor’s approach emphasizes fundamentals, deep dives into conditionality, emphasis on keywords, methods of simplifying the test, and strategies for each question type and section. He has a record of success working with students who have learning disabilities. He is also an admissions consultant with 7Sage, and he works full-time as a civil rights attorney in the Washington, DC area.
Jacob Schulz

Tutor | 175

Jacob Schulz

Tutor | 175

Jacob’s LSAT experience taught him formal logic and lots of lessons about how to handle frustration and high-stress moments. He studied for the LSAT while working full-time and had to recalibrate his approach after a disappointing first test sitting. He’s passionate about getting to know others on the law school journey and about helping others find the right mental posture to bring to the test. He’s a devoted [solidcore] participant, cook, and Premier League soccer watcher. He’s always trying to find more dogs to hang out with and walk around with in Washington, DC.
Rachel Ijams

Tutor | 175

Rachel Ijams

Tutor | 175

With extensive tutoring experience across many subjects, Rachel is passionate about making standardized testing as approachable and accessible as possible. After struggling with the LSAT for far too long, Rachel found the 7Sage curriculum to be the perfect tool to guide her preparation. She firmly believes that the LSAT is learnable with the right structure and support. She is excited to work with students to untangle the language of the test, build practical habits, and boost confidence! In her free time, she enjoys exploring the many neighborhoods of New York City (and escaping the city for hiking and nature)!
Lydia McVeigh

Tutor | 175

Lydia McVeigh

Tutor | 175

Since taking her LSAT, Lydia’s pre-law friends have affectionately referred to Lydia as their “LSAT mom” because she’s always willing to chat with them about their study strategy! As a current law school applicant, Lydia is especially cognizant of the many demands on test-takers’ time and the importance of setting schedules and expectations that work for each individual’s life circumstances. Lydia currently lives in New York City and works as the director of her alma mater’s alumni group, planning events of all sizes. In her spare time, she loves running, online shopping, watching football, and volunteering as an income tax preparer.
Gabriel Aguilar

Tutor | 175

Gabriel Aguilar

Tutor | 175

Gabriel’s LSAT journey started with a lot of frustration. He felt like he was seeing no improvement in Logic Games and it got to the point where he would actively avoid including LG in his study plan. Once he started with 7Sage, however, everything changed. The foolproof method helped him improve, and now, Logic Games is his favorite section. Gabriel strongly believes the LSAT is a test that anyone can master if they’re willing to put in the time and effort to succeed. As someone who has used 7Sage’s tutoring services, he knows firsthand the difference it can make. Gabriel enjoys golfing on the weekends and exploring different parts of Los Angeles.
Joshua Rotenberg

Tutor | 175

Joshua Rotenberg

Tutor | 175

Josh has worked with the LSAT for two years and considers it a challenging yet fun test. After his own ups and downs with the test, he believes that anyone with enough dedication and time can achieve their goal score. He studies business, politics, and law and understands that the skills the LSAT develops help in areas far beyond the test. He has been devoted to helping others with the LSAT for some time after his exam and is excited to work with 7Sage. In his spare time, Josh enjoys running and going to stand-up shows around Boston!
Bailey Luber

Tutor | 175

Bailey Luber

Tutor | 175

By slowing down and learning to figure out why she kept making the same mistakes on certain question types, Bailey increased her score from a 156 to a 175. She loves helping students to get to the root of any obstacles standing between them and their best possible score by emphasizing blind review and developing collaborative learning plans. Once an avid avoider of Logic Games, she has now completed almost every game out there and looks most forward to that section. She believes the LSAT is definitely learnable and can even be addictively fun. Bailey has tutored many types of learners in a variety of subjects, from calculus to literature to Spanish, and loves the creative challenge in working with a student in new ways until they truly get a concept. She just returned from a year of teaching English in Madrid and plans to start law school in the fall of 2023. You’ll find her water coloring, cooking, hiking, laughing, and messing around with her film camera when she isn’t working with students.
Julia Nicole Greve

Tutor | 175

Julia Nicole Greve

Tutor | 175

Julia’s LSAT journey began with a diagnostic score of 148. Also working as a full-time teacher, Julia was aware of the uphill battle she faced to master the LSAT. She did not let these barriers hold her back. Julia used her education background to create a highly effective study plan that led to a dream score and admission to Harvard Law School. Julia uses her experiences to create study plans hyper-focused on the weaknesses of each individual student. When she isn’t tutoring, Julia can be found logged on to her Steam account.
Trevor Helmy

Tutor | 175

Trevor Helmy

Tutor | 175

Trevor is a recent graduate of the University of Washington, where he studied the US deportation system and the history of Russian foreign policy. He knows from experience that a combination of will and work ethic can launch LSAT students past their expectations of themselves. He is excited to help aspiring law students overcome and enjoy the LSAT’s challenges. Trevor plans to attend law school within the next few years and pursue a career in international public interest law. In his spare time, he loves cooking, snowboarding, and playing hockey.
Chad Borgman

Tutor | 175

Chad Borgman

Tutor | 175

After balancing studying with working as a Big Law paralegal for a full year, Chad knows all too well the holistic demands of the LSAT. But as a current student at his dream law school, he knows too that practice and persistence truly pay off. He couldn’t be more excited to help coach others through their LSAT journey so they too can reap the rewards of all their hard work. When he isn’t hitting his Civil Procedure casebook, you can find Chad reading and writing poetry, running around New Haven, or watching Big Brother.
Josh Kim

Tutor | 175

Josh Kim

Tutor | 175

Having started his LSAT journey with 7Sage, Josh decided to return as a tutor to help other students achieve their LSAT goals. Before deciding to switch careers and applying to law schools, Josh worked in the government, military, and tech, balancing the demanding workload of a full-time job and studying for the LSAT. Coming from a competitive sports background, Josh truly believes in the value of effective, efficient practice through which anyone and everyone can reach their LSAT targets. Outside of work, Josh enjoys staying active with CrossFit and bouldering, reading books on current affairs, and (attempting to) solve NYT crossword puzzles. Josh graduated from Bowdoin College and earned his MA from Yonsei University.
Daniel Hwa-Sung Ryu

Tutor | 175

Daniel Hwa-Sung Ryu

Tutor | 175

Daniel is a first-generation immigrant and professional who was admitted to Yale, Harvard, Stanford, UChicago, and more. He holds a BA in Philosophy from Richmond College where he received a music scholarship and an MSt in Ancient Philosophy from Oxford. He then worked in national public service as an AmeriCorps member and cohort leader. In his spare time, he is fascinated by journalism, fiction, and nature documentaries. Daniel is finishing a novel provisionally titled Shell Game (thankfully, unrelated to the LSAT). He is also trying to pick up the violin again to awaken dormant brain parts, and at any given time, he and his family care for over a dozen cats. His mother and grandfather were teachers.
Taylor Grace Willis

Tutor | 175

Taylor Grace Willis

Tutor | 175

Taking the LSAT while in university can be overwhelming, but Taylor was determined to start her pre-law journey during her junior year at Washington University in St. Louis. The studying process was full of ups and downs, but Taylor managed to power through. 7Sage is what encouraged her the most. Before using 7Sage, Taylor scored a 159. However, after months of the 7Sage Core Curriculum, she jumped up to a 175. Now, Taylor wants to use her knowledge and experience with the LSAT to help other aspiring attorneys achieve their dreams. When not tutoring, Taylor enjoys going to coffee shops and trying new restaurants. While she loves traveling, she also enjoys a nice night at home.
Spaulding Bingaman

Tutor | 175

Spaulding Bingaman

Tutor | 175

Stumped by the LSAT? You're not alone! Spaulding was in your shoes. From deciphering its mysteries to now guiding others at 7Sage, Spaulding turned those initial hiccups into valuable lessons. Initially facing difficulties with the test himself, Spaulding believes that with consistent effort and proper guidance, the LSAT is a learnable exam. His experience has cultivated a sincere commitment to assisting students, providing them with tailored strategies and insights that cater to their unique learning paths. He emphasizes a balanced approach to preparation, understanding that mental well-being is crucial for optimal performance. Beyond his tutoring role, Spaulding has a deep passion for Star Wars, long walks, and video games.
Kevin Jiayi Zhang

Tutor | 175

Kevin Jiayi Zhang

Tutor | 175

The first in his family to contemplate law school, Kevin began his LSAT studies with no knowledge or guidance regarding this process. Through determination and 7Sage, Kevin was able to achieve his goal score and firmly believes that anyone can crack the LSAT's "language." Beyond the foundations of the LSAT, Kevin also recognizes the test as a psychological task that requires targeted techniques and practices. Through tutoring, Kevin hopes to work with students to attain their dreams by tackling the LSAT systematically and holistically.
Elizabeth Pritchard

Tutor | 175

Elizabeth Pritchard

Tutor | 175

Liza, a recent graduate from the University of Michigan with a background in computer science, brings a unique perspective to LSAT tutoring. As a former computer science instructor, she has experience teaching complex concepts like conditional logic to students as young as 8 years old. This experience gives her confidence that anyone can learn these skills and master the LSAT. Liza understands the challenges of balancing full-time work with test preparation and is excited to help students master all aspects of the test, from content to study schedules.

Liza currently lives in San Francisco where she works as a software engineer. In her free time, she enjoys running, hiking, and crocheting. Liza is also a member of a competitive figure skating team!
Jacob William Gochis

Tutor | 175

Jacob William Gochis

Tutor | 175

The LSAT did not come naturally to Jacob at all. But as an experienced math teacher and tutor, he knew that the LSAT, like any other test, is learnable. Using the 7Sage curriculum, he overcame difficulties with formal logic and learned strategies that would help him do well even when facing test anxiety. He is excited to build relationships with students that enable them to excel on the LSAT and get one step closer to the law school of their dreams. When he is not working, Jacob enjoys coffee shop hunting around Chicago, training for races, and whittling away at his large pile of unread books.
Elijah Schimelpfenig

Tutor | 175

Elijah Schimelpfenig

Tutor | 175

I'm Elijah Schimelpfenig, a passionate educator and soon-to-be Yale Law student. I graduated from Harvard University with a major in African American Studies and focused my scholarship on the progressive applications of legal tools, culminating in a prize-winning thesis. With experience tutoring international students and teaching in both Beijing and Seoul, I've honed my skills in fostering diverse learning environments.

Beyond academia, I find joy in reading, meditation, and hitting the courts for basketball and tennis. My background as a former management consultant adds a practical edge to my teaching approach, emphasizing real-world application and critical thinking. I remember studying for the LSAT while working a full-time job and couldn’t imagine going through that process without the help of 7Sage’s amazing curriculum. I am so excited to share my enthusiasm for 7Sage’s methods and help you crack the LSAT!
Edward Cai

Tutor | 175

Edward Cai

Tutor | 175

Edward has always been passionate about education and innovative teaching methods. With a background as a software engineer in the EdTech industry, he sought a more direct connection with learners, bringing his expertise in creating engaging and optimized learning experiences to LSAT tutoring. After discovering 7Sage, Edward realized the ways that the LSAT could be broken down into fundamental concepts that anybody could learn and grasp, and was instantly excited at the idea of helping others succeed at the exam. Edward is dedicated to creating a positive learning environment tailored to each student's unique learning style and background. He believes that with the right approach, anyone can not only master the LSAT but also enjoy the process. In his free time, Edward enjoys snowboarding, crocheting, and playing the banjo.
Evan Thomas Gustafson

Tutor | 175

Evan Thomas Gustafson

Tutor | 175

While balancing a full-time corporate job, Evan studied with 7Sage to score 175 on his official LSAT. He overcame a months-long score plateau and a disappointing first official test, and he knows you can too! Evan figured out how to fall in love with the LSAT and make every second of studying count. He finds that a little goes a long way when studying if you give the test your full attention. Evan has years of experience teaching/mentoring and knows the importance of meeting each student where they are. When he’s not working on the LSAT, Evan enjoys cross-country skiing, traveling to national parks, and hanging out with his kittens.
Caitlin Rose Edwards

Tutor | 175

Caitlin Rose Edwards

Tutor | 175

Tackling the LSAT can be daunting. With the help of 7Sage, Caitlin was able to self-study while working full-time to achieve her goal score. She knows from her own journey that progress isn’t always linear, but with determination, the right tools, and a great support system, the LSAT is learnable and beatable. She looks forward to helping students decode the test, identify challenges and highlight strengths, and craft study plans tailored to individual needs. Caitlin realizes that studying for the LSAT is only one piece of every student’s life, and hopes to help them reach their goals without sacrificing balance and wellbeing.

Caitlin is a graduate of Boston University. In her free time, she enjoys trying new recipes, training for her next half marathon, and checking out the best bakeries in Boston.
Naomi Maehr

Tutor | 175

Naomi Maehr

Tutor | 175

After feeling stuck on the LSAT for several months, Naomi decided to sign up for tutoring with 7Sage. She credits this as a huge reason she was able to achieve her goal score, which was an almost 20-point increase from her diagnostic. In addition to having lots of experience navigating roadblocks and burnout associated with the LSAT, Naomi also has experience juggling test prep while working a full-time job. She’s excited to use the lessons learned throughout this journey to help others realize their full potential. In her free time, Naomi enjoys sewing, crocheting, reading, and watching college football.
Isha Rudramurthy

Tutor | 175

Isha Rudramurthy

Tutor | 175

Isha is an artist, musician, and puzzle aficionado who intends to go to law school within the next few years with a focus on business regulation and labor. She loves logic and hopes to pass on her enthusiasm to future LSAT takers. Everyone has the ability to beat the LSAT, and Isha looks forward to helping others use their unique skills and perspectives to do it in the way they best know how!
Holly Shulman

Tutor | 175

Holly Shulman

Tutor | 175

After college, Holly worked at a law firm, a bar association, and a legal nonprofit before accepting the inevitable and studying for the LSAT. She used 7Sage exclusively, and one day, somewhere between a drill and an explanation video, she realized the test had become fun. Once she learned to enjoy the LSAT, Holly found that studying while working full-time was much more sustainable. She is committed to helping students find joy in the test (or at least a little less pain!) and believes that this leads to decreased stress, increased focus, and higher scores. In her free time, Holly practices yoga, watches exorbitant amounts of reality TV with friends, and plays with her two perfect cats.
Ryan Twomey

Tutor | 175

Ryan Twomey

Tutor | 175

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.
David Cavada

Tutor | 175

David Cavada

Tutor | 175

David’s road to success with the LSAT was not a walk in the park, but with 7Sage it became a lot easier. While working as a member of a full-time national service program and studying whenever possible, thanks to 7Sage David was able to increase their score by nearly 20 points. A key component to their success on the LSAT was their ability to enjoy the often arduous task of studying for the exam. David believes that you can, believe it or not, enjoy the LSAT, and they are here to help you experience the joy the exam has to offer. With their previous tutoring and teaching experience and dedication to the success of other aspiring law students, David pushes their students to love the work necessary to achieve their respective LSAT goals. Outside of tutoring, David finds time to explore their interests in gardening, chess, and Dungeons and Dragons.
Emily Ma

Tutor | 175

Emily Ma

Tutor | 175

Emily began her LSAT journey while working a full-time job and understands the challenges of balancing studying with other life commitments. Having used 7Sage's curriculum and tutoring to prepare for her own LSAT, Emily is eager to make studying a less intimidating process for others. Her past experience coaching debate also fostered a love of working with students to improve their confidence in their own abilities. She strongly believes that the LSAT is learnable and aims to help students reduce testing anxiety, identify areas of improvement, and develop test-taking techniques suited to their needs. In her free time, she enjoys reading historical fiction, running, and art.
Austin Keefe

Tutor | 175

Austin Keefe

Tutor | 175

If you want to do as well as you possibly can on the LSAT but feel anxious about how much time and effort it might take to achieve your goals, then Austin has been in your shoes. Austin’s LSAT journey wasn’t an easy one: he took the test multiple times while working strenuous hours as a big law paralegal. While the demanding nature of his job placed strict limits on his free time, it also forced him to develop strategies to work efficiently and to get the most out of the little study time he had each day. As a tutor, Austin is passionate about developing study plans and time management strategies to aid his clients in maximizing their LSAT potential, no matter how busy their schedules may be. Austin has an MA in philosophy from Georgia State University and years of experience working in big law, and will be starting law school at Harvard in 2025. In his free time, Austin enjoys reading philosophy, playing tennis, and doing all sorts of activities in the great outdoors!
Xavier Leonard

Tutor | 175

Xavier Leonard

Tutor | 175

Xavier is dedicated to helping students unlock their potential and achieve their law school dreams. His approach focuses on helping each student learn in a way that works best for them. He understands what it is like to balance working a full-time job, LSAT prep, and all of life’s busy events. He has strategies for avoiding burnout while staying committed and focused on obtaining your goal LSAT. Through much practice and the trial of many test-taking strategies, he found what works for him. He understands that everyone has different ways they learn, and is prepared to create a plan to ensure each of his students does the best they can do—all while keeping motivation high and stress low. When he is not helping students conquer the LSAT, he enjoys taking care of his houseplants and playing board games.
Brenden Currie

Tutor | 175

Brenden Currie

Tutor | 175

Brenden is a graduate of Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, where he earned his master’s and bachelor’s degrees in history. Studying for the LSAT was a long-term journey for Brenden. He successfully used 7Sage to add over 20 points to his LSAT score, going from an initial practice score of 155 to 175 on an official test. Having attained his own dream score, Brenden now seeks to guide others to their goals. He knows what it is like to struggle with the test and can easily empathize with those who do not find immediate success. The LSAT is an immensely learnable exam, and Brenden believes anyone can do well with the right approach. Experienced with teaching others, Brenden has long been passionate about helping those he instructs reach what they are capable of. When not working, he enjoys reading, writing, and learning languages.
Burhan Brula

Tutor | 175

Burhan Brula

Tutor | 175

Burhan utilized 7Sage for months, finding the in-depth explanations and systematic approach to every question the key to unlocking the LSAT. After taking the LSAT, he found the skills he learned throughout his LSAT journey incredibly helpful in other aspects of his academic, and even personal, life. He hopes to help other students succeed in unlocking the LSAT. In his free time, Burhan enjoys hiking, playing soccer, and traveling.
Shawn Ali

Tutor | 174

Shawn Ali

Tutor | 174

At the beginning of his LSAT journey, Shawn felt overwhelmed by the test. Shawn feels that it was through his usage of 7Sage that he was able to achieve his dream score, and is now tutoring to try and help other students achieve their goals. Through his studying, he has tackled every single published LSAT question, many of them more than once, and understands how to get the best out of his students. He also currently serves through AmeriCorps, specifically with an organization that helps bring educational opportunities to underserved students around Atlanta. When he isn’t teaching the LSAT, Shawn enjoys reading literature (Russian literature is his favorite) and practicing guitar.
Keely Wilson

Tutor | 174

Keely Wilson

Tutor | 174

When Keely took her first practice LSAT, she was incredibly disappointed. But, after intense studying, she was able to improve from her initial diagnostic LSAT score by 20 points. Keely, a lifelong debater—most recently with Vanderbilt University—found that the LSAT is a challenging (but learnable!) test that often relies on the same logical tricks she encountered in debate. She believes that, with patience and practice, anyone can learn the “LSAT mindset” to achieve their goals. When not tutoring or debating, Keely loves to explore caves, read, binge-watch television, and cuddle with her miniature dachshund, Ali.
Ryan Lattavo

Tutor | 174

Ryan Lattavo

Tutor | 174

Throughout his LSAT journey, Ryan learned that progress comes through persistence and a growth-oriented, determined mindset. Improving his initial score by 17 points, Ryan knows firsthand that anyone can achieve their dream score. Ryan makes complicated sentences simple, and is an expert at identifying and exploiting patterns in LSAT questions. When he isn't helping others conquer the LSAT, Ryan is growing his vinyl record collection, hanging out with friends, reading philosophy, pushing his spicy food limits, and cheering on the Buckeyes at an Ohio State football game in Columbus, Ohio.
Dominic Braithwaite

Tutor | 174

Dominic Braithwaite

Tutor | 174

Dominic began his LSAT journey with no idea what to expect from the test, but through hard work and his use of 7Sage, he was able to achieve his goal score. He firmly believes the LSAT is learnable and that anyone who is persistent can succeed on the exam. Dominic chose to become a tutor to help others reach their full potential on the LSAT. He is committed to helping his students feel as confident and prepared as possible. In his free time, Dominic plays rugby and is a huge fan of Liverpool FC and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Jay Sheth

Tutor | 174

Jay Sheth

Tutor | 174

Jay is a recent graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he studied computer science and political science. After experimenting with many studying strategies, Jay realized that the LSAT can be learned with the right mindset and believes that any student can develop the right fundamentals with diligence and consistent practice. He is excited to work with students to help them realize their LSAT potential by breaking down seemingly complex questions to their core concepts. In his free time, he enjoys playing soccer with his friends and hiking in the mountains.
Alexandra Pigeon

Tutor | 174

Alexandra Pigeon

Tutor | 174

Alex is a recent graduate from UC Santa Barbara, where she studied linguistics and religious studies. She is planning on attending law school within the next few years to pursue a career as a criminal defense attorney. Alex believes that everyone approaches the LSAT from their own unique perspective, and that every student does best with an individualized approach. She hopes to be able to provide the help and encouragement needed for every student’s path to LSAT success. In her free time, she enjoys painting, writing short stories, and roller skating.
Alexander Jacobs

Tutor | 174

Alexander Jacobs

Tutor | 174

Alex used 7Sage during his own test prep, and fell in love with both 7Sage and the LSAT along the way. He has a decade of tutoring and teaching experience, and has taught a wide variety of standardized tests and academic subjects. In addition to teaching, he has worked as a writer and clinical social worker. He has a Bachelors in Theatre from Northwestern University and a Masters in Social Work from the University of Southern California. Some of his favorite things include: tennis, karaoke, and the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Nathan Nguyen

Tutor | 174

Nathan Nguyen

Tutor | 174

Nathan has always had a passion for helping and teaching others. Since high school, he has sought out opportunities to do so. Currently he works at a Low-Income Taxpayer Clinic, where he helps teach those participating in the clinic for their senior projects. In his own LSAT journey, Nate went through a number of resources before finding 7Sage and finally hitting his stride. Nate believes that, like many other tests, the LSAT is very learnable and sometimes all that’s needed is the correct approach. In his free time, he enjoys playing chess, surfing, and repairing guitars.
Ara Lauren Johnson

Tutor | 174

Ara Lauren Johnson

Tutor | 174

After balancing a full-time job with studying for the LSAT and applying to law schools, Ara understands just how overwhelming this process can be. She found 7Sage to be an invaluable tool to navigate and overcome these obstacles—in fact, it was the only one she used in her journey to a 99th percentile score. With thousands of LSAT study hours under her belt and years of experience in tutoring, Ara knows that the LSAT, like any language, is learnable through practice, and she is excited to help others attain their goal score. When not coaching the LSAT, Ara can be found reading Virginia Woolf, riding her motorcycle, and jamming out to classic rock music.
Kavita Oza

Tutor | 174

Kavita Oza

Tutor | 174

Kavita spent almost two years studying for the LSAT while balancing a full-time PR job; she deeply understands how difficult and stressful the test can be. However, with the proper training and the right teacher, she also believes the LSAT is very learnable and conquerable test, to the point that it can benefit the overall abilities of test takers. Helping others find that balance and get the score they’re truly capable of is what led her to become a tutor. As a tutor, she will work towards finding the right teaching strategy for you, help figure out what intricacies of the test you’re missing, and build an overall strategy with you to beat that clock. In her spare time, Kavita likes reading, cooking, being a great dog aunt, and lifting.
Lucille Beatrice Collins

Tutor | 174

Lucille Beatrice Collins

Tutor | 174

Lucy is a recent graduate of Columbia University, and she is excited to attend Harvard Law School. Lucy is a transplant to the East Coast as she is from California’s Central Valley, earning her the nickname “Farm Girl” among her friends. Logic Games are her specialty, and she even considers them fun! Lucy firmly believes that hard work and good coaching will allow any student to excel at the LSAT, and she encourages people not to lose hope throughout the law school application process. In her free time, Lucy enjoys watching Jeopardy!, completing the NYT Mini Crossword, and feeding her chickens.
Saavni Desai

Tutor | 174

Saavni Desai

Tutor | 174

After struggling for months on the LSAT, Saavni finally found 7Sage and cracked the test. She knows just how taxing and sometimes frustrating the LSAT can be, and is determined to help other students achieve their true potential. Saavni believes that with commitment, repetition, and a few tips and tricks from the tutors, anyone can achieve their desired score. She is committed to showing students how healthy study habits and a good work-life balance are the real secrets to cracking the LSAT! When Saavni isn’t tutoring students, she is traveling, trying new recipes, skiing, hiking, or hanging out with her amazing friends and family!
Maurice Frediere

Tutor | 174

Maurice Frediere

Tutor | 174

After studying for the LSAT for the better part of a year while working full-time as a teacher for students with special needs, Maurice understands how difficult it can be to balance studying the LSAT with other responsibilities. He fell in love with the process of solving Logic Games and deconstructing the prompts of Logical Reasoning questions, which was key to helping him through the late nights of studying after long days of work. In his free time, he loves playing and watching soccer, running and weightlifting, and learning new French and Japanese recipes.
James Steven Dlugos III

Tutor | 174

James Steven Dlugos III

Tutor | 174

Jim’s LSAT journey began while working full-time and spanned more than two years before he found 7Sage and achieved his goal score. As a current law student at his dream school, he knows the payoff that can come from a disciplined, pragmatic approach to the LSAT and is incredibly excited to coach others to help them achieve their LSAT and law school goals. Jim believes the LSAT can be learned by anybody who is willing to put in the time and that the right test-taking approach is equally important as content knowledge. He aims to help students develop both with a personable, down-to-earth tutoring approach. In his free time, Jim enjoys watching college football, exploring the history and cuisine of his adopted hometown of Philadelphia, and spending time outdoors golfing or skiing.
Laura Bach

Tutor | 174

Laura Bach

Tutor | 174

As someone who experienced firsthand the challenges of studying for the LSAT alone, Laura knows that tutoring is about more than just teaching strategies—it's about ensuring students reach their goals with support, empathy, and expertise. Having graduated with honors from Harvard Law School, Laura brings a deep knowledge of legal concepts and dedication to academic excellence to each session. But it's her diverse background, including teaching as a Peace Corps Volunteer and serving as president and captain of the mock trial teams at both Harvard and Cornell, that truly sets her apart. Laura's unique background infuses her tutoring with a unique perspective. Her ability to inspire and empower students goes beyond imparting knowledge; it stems from a genuine desire to see her students succeed. Outside of teaching, Laura enjoys Bikram yoga, playing piano, and drinking too much coffee.
Piper Doering

Tutor | 174

Piper Doering

Tutor | 174

Piper believes that everyone has the potential to do well on the LSAT, given the right approach. After using 7Sage to self-study for the LSAT, she found she wanted to share the tips and tricks she learned with others. She is passionate about making the test-taking experience as equitable and accessible for individuals as possible and brings extensive experience working with individuals with a variety of different abilities. On the side, Piper is a research speech language pathologist focused on the neurobiology of how infants learn language. When not working, she can be found biking, cuddling with her two cats, or playing pickleball.
Rachel Greenbaum

Tutor | 174

Rachel Greenbaum

Tutor | 174

With a background in teaching abroad and tutoring a variety of subjects, Rachel enjoys helping students reach their academic goals. By locating areas they are struggling with and focusing on the students’ strengths, Rachel believes every student is capable of accomplishing their goals. She follows the approach of catering to the unique needs of each student to ensure they receive the personalized instruction they deserve. Rachel graduated from UC Davis with a triple major in Philosophy, Cognitive Science, and History. In her free time, Rachel enjoys taking her dog on walks, painting, and listening to true crime.
Eric Revis

Tutor | 174

Eric Revis

Tutor | 174

Listen. The LSAT is a learnable test. It's a good test, but you have to be ready to put in the effort.

Eric has been teaching for 7 years, tutoring the LSAT for 1 year, and now he’s ready to help you. No matter how stupid or awful you think this test is, together you can overcome it. By the time you’re done, not only are you going to think this test is doable, you're going to be able to destroy it.

Why pay a bunch for law school when a couple points extra on the LSAT can mean thousands of $$$ in scholarship money? Let's do this.
Mridula Debnath

Tutor | 174

Mridula Debnath

Tutor | 174

Mridula is a recent graduate with an undergraduate degree in International Relations. She self-studied to increase her LSAT score over 10 points while working full-time, so she knows the struggles of the LSAT firsthand! Mridula also has a background in teaching, having mentored undergraduate students in writing composition and analysis for over two years. Given the doors this test can open, Mridula is passionate about making the LSAT more accessible for all. She hopes to use her experience to help others navigate their own LSAT journeys and reach their fullest potentials. Outside of work, Mridula can be found reading, cuddling her disgruntled cat, and playing Magic: The Gathering.
Kaya West

Tutor | 174

Kaya West

Tutor | 174

Kaya believes that every student has the potential to excel on the LSAT. Utilizing the comprehensive resources at 7Sage, she attained her goal score of 174 while maintaining a full-time course load at the University of Chicago. Her law school journey is motivated by a commitment to public service, and she brings a similar mindset to tutoring. She recognizes that balancing test preparation with work and school can be demanding and hopes to help others through this process. Kaya prioritizes understanding the unique needs of each student and is skilled at crafting personalized and effective study plans. In her free time, she enjoys reading, knitting, and cooking.
Raelyn Liu

Tutor | 174

Raelyn Liu

Tutor | 174

Having achieved a significant score improvement using 7Sage's resources, Raelyn understands the value of a structured study plan and comprehensive curriculum. Her favorite section, Logic Games, became a zen activity that contributed to her growth. Raelyn is passionate about helping students demystify the LSAT and develop effective strategies to reach their goals.

What sets Raelyn apart is her ability to substitute herself into the student’s perspective, understanding their logic and spotting the fallacies. Having taken the LSAT three times, each time improving and breaking plateaus, she knows firsthand the challenges and triumphs of the journey. She keeps a detailed growth journal, documenting not only wrong answers but also the mentality and situations during test-taking. Raelyn is dedicated to supporting the wellness of students and helping them combat test-day anxiety.

Raelyn's interests include philosophy and political theories, films, and working with startups. She can tutor in both Mandarin and English.
Nicholas Leon

Tutor | 174

Nicholas Leon

Tutor | 174

When Nicholas began his LSAT study journey, he set a high goal for himself. Thanks in large part to the proven curriculum of 7Sage and the coaching of a 7Sage tutor, he was able to surpass his own goals. Now he seeks to help coach students to similar success. Nicholas is also an avid reader and loves to play tabletop roleplaying games.
Chloë Shames

Tutor | 174

Chloë Shames

Tutor | 174

Chloë, originally from Oklahoma, graduated from Yale College with a BA in Ethnicity, Race, and Migration, and now resides in San Francisco. She was drawn to law as a means to uplift marginalized communities, having previously worked as a legal assistant in class-action litigation. As a former debate coach and college counselor, she is passionate about education and firmly believes that the LSAT is a learnable exam. 7Sage was the primary study resource she used to achieve her LSAT score in only a few months of studying, and she is excited to help others on their law school journey. In her free time, Chloë enjoys long-distance running, songwriting, online chess, and keeping up with the NBA.
Liora Meyer

Tutor | 174

Liora Meyer

Tutor | 174

Liora is a recent graduate from Barnard College of Columbia University and is currently working in Washington, DC, as a paralegal. Liora achieved a nearly 20-point increase from her diagnostic test and credits 7Sage's video explanations (with 2x speed!) for helping her get there while working full-time. Liora's time spent studying for the LSAT taught her that, with the right resources and persistance, anyone can achieve their desired score. When she's not tutoring, Liora can be found in the gym, with her friends, or doing any number of art projects.
Henry Willis

Tutor | 174

Henry Willis

Tutor | 174

Henry believes in the power of "reps" and that perfect practice makes perfect. With an undergraduate major in Data Science, he was drawn to 7Sage's comprehensive analytics that accompanied his dozens of practice tests. Using this information to study smartly, Henry jumped from the 150s to a 174.

Henry will be attending Harvard Law School in 2026 after a deferral period being spent as a researcher at Boston University's Open Justice Lab investigating topics surrounding incarceration. In his free time, Henry loves to compete in sports like soccer and basketball.
Connor Smith

Tutor | 174

Connor Smith

Tutor | 174

Having balanced self-studying for the LSAT with working full-time, Connor deeply understands the importance of getting the most out of your study time. Connor believes that the LSAT is deeply learnable for anyone, and that with the right study methods and support, any student can make marked improvement. He enjoys working with students to overcome their plateaus and make breakthroughs, with a focus not just on content but in developing a growth mindset to conquer test day. Connor has experience working with students with ADHD and anxiety, and enjoys working with test takers to ensure they feel prepared to show up with their best self to tackle the LSAT.

Connor is a graduate of Boston University, and enjoys volunteering as a mentor for middle school students, cooking, and all things tabletop gaming.
Joseph Paul Johns

Tutor | 174

Joseph Paul Johns

Tutor | 174

Joseph believes that consistent study is essential for the LSAT. While he studied sporadically for a few months, he spent less than a month completing an intense study session every day. This allowed him to score well on the LSAT in only one attempt. It is for this reason that Joseph believes in setting up a rigorous study plan in which the tutor helps fill gaps and guides the student. Furthermore, Joseph believes that the key to mastering the LSAT is giving students the ability to abstract from specific questions in order to tackle any problem. Joseph currently lives in Bozeman, Montana. He hopes to become an officer in the U.S. Army before attending law school
Yara Daraiseh

Tutor | 174

Yara Daraiseh

Tutor | 174

Yara graduated from Princeton University with a degree in public and international affairs and works as a constitutional fellow at the National Constitution Center. She began her LSAT journey self-studying before hitting a wall. She decided to give tutoring a shot and was able to fine-tune her approach to Logical Reasoning to get the score she wanted. Within a five-month period, she was able to raise her score by 20 points. She often reflects on how pivotal her tutor was in her journey and is excited to do the same for students. She believes the LSAT is a learnable exam and with time, practice, and a little encouragement, every student can get the score of their dreams! Yara is interested in constitutional law and sees herself in law school in the near future. When she is not tutoring, she enjoys journaling and baking.
Callen Toscano

Tutor | 174

Callen Toscano

Tutor | 174

Cal strongly believes that the LSAT, despite being rigorous, can be both learned and enjoyed. Through the innovative educational methods he has developed through self-study of the LSAT and time spent tutoring individual clients, Cal is fully prepared to help students not only play to their strengths and maximize their score but enjoy the process! Cal firmly believes that the best indicator of a tutor’s success is not only a client’s score on the exam but how well the tutor got to know their client’s individual needs: after all, when test prep is individually tailored, the sky is the limit! When he is not tutoring clients, Cal is traveling, playing trivia, or allowing his emotions to depend on the win-loss record of Arsenal Football Club.
Cole Pleasanton

Tutor | 174

Cole Pleasanton

Tutor | 174

Cole started his LSAT journey while finishing his senior year of college. While studying, Cole utilized 7Sage, at first going through the Core Curriculum and later using 7Sage’s question analytics to improve weaknesses. He believes that the LSAT is not an IQ test and can be learned. Cole views the LSAT and its logic as a different language that, with practice and familiarity, can be mastered. Outside of all things LSAT, Cole works as an electrical engineer in Virginia. In his free time, he likes watching movies, keeping fit, and reading. His favorite book of all time is East of Eden.
Daniel Arakawa

Tutor | 174

Daniel Arakawa

Tutor | 174

Daniel is a passionate debate coach with nearly a decade of experience, driven by a deep appreciation for the art of argumentation. He believes that his love for debate was crucial to his success on the LSAT, and it was through coaching that he discovered his true passion for teaching. Born and raised in the Aloha State, Daniel approaches each session with warmth and patience, dedicated to helping his students thrive. Outside of teaching, you can find him relaxing at the beach, in the gym weightlifting, or honing his skills in jiu-jitsu, where he enjoys perfecting his submissions.
Conner Kline

Tutor | 174

Conner Kline

Tutor | 174

As a former Marine Corps captain with dreams of attending a top law school, Conner has studied for the LSAT in just about every clime and place: aluminum huts in the Mojave Desert, a barracks room in the Middle East, and an Air Force watch floor were just a few. Throughout it all, a 7Sage tutor was by his side, albeit halfway across the world, helping tailor his LSAT studies. It eventually paid off with a +17-point improvement, an experience that made him an ardent believer in the limitless value of hard work and the extraordinary power of a 7Sage LSAT tutor. He is inspired now for the opportunity to give back to the next generation of LSAT students, to do for them what 7Sage did for him: achieve a dream score he thought was never possible.
Dillon Chaney

Tutor | 174

Dillon Chaney

Tutor | 174

Dillon successfully used the 7Sage program to achieve his LSAT goals, and now he wants to help others on the same journey. He understands the importance of the LSAT in achieving one’s law school ambitions, and is particularly passionate about leveraging a high score to make law school more affordable (ideally free) for people of underprivileged backgrounds. Dillon believes that each student is unique and that there is no one correct way to approach solving a problem. He will work with you to find the best strategies for you and to support you on the path to your goals. Dillon holds a degree in computer science and worked as a software engineer prior to teaching the LSAT, a background which makes him particularly adept at teaching Logical Reasoning. He is a lifelong Cincinnati Bengals fan, and enjoys playing video games, lifting weights, and learning new languages. He is from a gold star military family and has lived all over the United States, but currently resides in North Carolina.
Chris Nguyen

Tutor | 173

Chris Nguyen

Tutor | 173

Chris began his LSAT journey back in 2017 while working a full-time job. His score improvement did not come easily, and his study journey helps him to understand the difficulties his students face. Chris specializes in simplifying complex LSAT language, and he's passionate about helping his students achieve consistent, great results. When Chris isn’t teaching the LSAT, he enjoys playing volleyball and rock climbing.
Rahela Sami

Tutor | 173

Rahela Sami

Tutor | 173

Rahela is a highly skilled LSAT tutor with extensive experience in helping students navigate the intricacies of the exam. She graduated Northwestern Law School in 2023, and has an LSAT score of 173. Rahela has tutored the LSAT for many years, and her experience and mastery of the test's complexities are reflected in her ability to break down difficult concepts easily and help students learn strategies that are personalized to them, setting them on a successful path.

Rahela understands that each student has unique learning needs, and she adapts her teaching methods accordingly. She creates a supportive and motivating environment, instilling confidence and fostering a growth mindset. Her students benefit from her extensive knowledge, patience, and teaching abilities.
Mahak Kumari

Tutor | 173

Mahak Kumari

Tutor | 173

Mahak studied for the LSAT while working full-time and improved her score by almost 20 points; in the process, she picked up several tips and tricks that helped her learn not only the material on the LSAT but, more importantly, how the test is designed and how the test writers think. She truly believes that the LSAT is a learnable exam, and, with the right techniques and motivation, anyone can be a top scorer. Mahak tried out multiple study techniques and resources as she self-studied for the exam, so she hopes to help future students avoid this trial-and-error process and hone in on the most beneficial study techniques from day 1. She believes in demystifying the LSAT so that the exam and a legal education can be more accessible for all students. When she’s not tutoring, she can be found reading and spending time with her dog, Prince. This fall, she will also be starting law school in New York City!
Ava Johnson

Tutor | 173

Ava Johnson

Tutor | 173

Crediting much of her own LSAT success to 7Sage, Ava is eager to tutor current students. She firmly believes that the LSAT is a learnable exam, and she is excited to aid students in unlocking and demystifying the LSAT. Ava is currently based in the United Kingdom completing her Master’s in Iranian Studies and Persian at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. Passionate about international human rights law in the Middle East, she will soon return to the United States for law school. She enjoys oil painting, listening to true crime podcasts, and wandering around museums.
Jeff Wang

Tutor | 173

Jeff Wang

Tutor | 173

With an initial diagnostic of 150, Jeff intensively studied for the LSAT with 7Sage to get his 173 in four months and has been tutoring the LSAT since. Jeff believes that the LSAT is challenging yet very learnable and that every student, along with the proper guidance and commitment to learning, can achieve their desired score. He strongly believes that 7Sage is the best single comprehensive resource for tackling the test, and hopes to offer the guidance needed to help students reach their goals. Jeff has a history of teaching, having been a teaching assistant for economics and MBA students while in university. He is currently on deferral in Taiwan and plans to attend UC Berkeley Law in the fall of 2024. Outside of the world of logic, Jeff enjoys performing magic, staying active with basketball and MMA, and “investing” in Pokémon cards.
Mina Ezikpe

Tutor | 173

Mina Ezikpe

Tutor | 173

Mina takes a holistic approach to helping students prepare for the LSAT. In addition to going over the foundations and strategies of the exam, she helps students set goals for themselves that center their core values while also maintaining their mental and emotional well-being. Mina understands that studying for the LSAT is the first step in a very long process of learning to “think like a lawyer.” During her time studying for the LSAT after graduating from college, she found yoga and mindfulness and has learned to integrate these practices in everything she does, including her legal career.
David James Nash

Tutor | 173

David James Nash

Tutor | 173

An effective, enthusiastic, and sympathetic teacher, David couldn't be more excited to give you the tools and support you need to master the LSAT. David believes that with the right guidance and encouragement, any student can excel! He understands that the LSAT can be overwhelming, and hopes to increase your confidence and help you believe in yourself by teaching you to break down intimidating prompts and concepts into simple, comprehensible pieces. In his free time, you can usually find David at the local movie theater or playing his guitar.
Taylor Emily Desgrosseilliers

Tutor | 173

Taylor Emily Desgrosseilliers

Tutor | 173

Taylor is a new environmental lawyer who is committed to using her law degree to make the world a better place. She studied for and took the LSAT while working full-time for an environmental nonprofit, an experience that showed her that any aspiring lawyer can prevail on the LSAT, no matter what other commitments they have, as long as they develop the right study strategy. She believes that mentality is incredibly important to success and tried to approach studying as a game, or at least to remind herself that it was a necessary first step to achieving her law school dream. She recently graduated from Northwestern Pritzker School of Law. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, knitting, and walking her dog Rosalind.
Robert Raines

Tutor | 173

Robert Raines

Tutor | 173

Rob has a background as a division 1 tennis coach, and thoroughly enjoys helping people push themselves past their own perceived limitations. He approached his own LSAT preparation like he was coaching an athlete, and managed to improve his score by nearly 20 points from his diagnostic in just three months. He thinks that the best coach is one who can be flexible, and is able to adjust his style to what the student needs. As a tutor, he looks forward to being your biggest supporter and motivator, while helping you have a better understanding of the LSAT, ultimately helping you achieve your LSAT goals.
Lowri Rachel Thomas

Tutor | 173

Lowri Rachel Thomas

Tutor | 173

Lowri began studying for the LSAT while working as a paralegal. Throughout college she worked as a writing instructor, where she developed a philosophy of teaching students strategies to work through their difficulties independently. When it comes to the LSAT, this means defining an approach for each section and question type, and practicing how to apply it consistently. This way, you can overcome even the most convoluted stimuli and stay focused on test day. Lowri believes that empathy is the most important trait a tutor can have, always listening carefully to the student’s concerns so that she can tailor her approach. Studying for the LSAT can be a frustrating experience, but with perseverance and patience she believes that anyone can achieve the results they want. Lowri is comfortable working with non-native English speakers, having spent time in Jordan and France. Outside of LSAT tutoring, Lowri enjoys salsa dancing, theatre, and studying languages.
KT Muraco

Tutor | 173

KT Muraco

Tutor | 173

KT attributes his success with the LSAT to 7Sage, relying on it throughout the entirety of his preparation. He believes the LSAT is an extremely learnable test and, with the right guidance and approach, can even be enjoyable. According to KT, the key to LSAT success lies in transforming it into a puzzle you look forward to solving. He also recognizes the mental and physical toll the LSAT can take and tailors his approach to mitigate stress and prevent burnout. KT emphasizes a holistic approach to LSAT preparation to ensure consistency in practice, achieve the best results, and maintain mental well-being. In his free time, KT enjoys photography, playing board games with his family, and weightlifting.
Rohan Menon

Tutor | 173

Rohan Menon

Tutor | 173

Rohan is a skilled tutor who enjoys helping students make big improvements on the LSAT. He believes that the LSAT (even in its new form) is extremely learnable and that anyone is capable of mastering it. As someone who studied for the LSAT while still in school, Rohan knows how demanding the process can sometimes feel. When he works with students, he strives to create a comforting, encouraging, and stress-free environment that assists students in avoiding burnout as they make huge strides on the test. Rohan is now a student at the University of Virginia Law School. In his free time, when he’s not tutoring or studying, Rohan enjoys hiking, playing and watching basketball, and trying out new recipes.
Nicole Lee Agranonik

Tutor | 173

Nicole Lee Agranonik

Tutor | 173

Nicole Agranonik is a neuroscience researcher turned future litigator. She holds a BS in Molecular, Cell & Developmental Biology from UCLA with a focus on computation/data science. In her undergrad, she researched innovative fertility treatments in the Amander Clark laboratory of UCLA’s Broad Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine Center. She also interned with Neurona Therapeutics, developing stem cell therapies for temporal lobe epilepsy. Currently, she manages the John Huguenard laboratory in Stanford’s Department of Neurology, researching co-morbidities between autism spectrum disorder and adolescent seizures in rodents. She is preparing to begin law school in 2025, with emphasis on the intersection of law and biomedicine in topics like intellectual property and health policy.
Jacob Shul

Tutor | 173

Jacob Shul

Tutor | 173

Discovering 7Sage was the turning point in Jacob’s LSAT journey, and he is enthusiastic to pass on the strategies and understanding that allowed him to score a 173. Jacob believes in a highly personalized approach to tutoring; there is no one-size-fits-all process to becoming a high-scoring test taker. Jacob graduated with a BS in Political Science & Humanities from Florida State University, and is planning on attending law school in the near future. A lacrosse player in college, Jacob still enjoys playing in his free time.
Eva Pruitt

Tutor | 173

Eva Pruitt

Tutor | 173

Eva studied for the LSAT while taking a full load of courses and participating in competitive extracurriculars. She knows the value of consistency and time management, and understands the difficulty of fitting studying into a busy schedule. Her experience as a philosophy teaching assistant, high school math tutor, and director of training for her mock trial team has led her to the understanding that learning is a unique experience for everyone. She firmly believes in finding what works for each individual and that the LSAT is conquerable for everyone. Her teaching philosophy revolves around building up confidence through achievable sub-steps.
Matthew Sorrels

Tutor | 173

Matthew Sorrels

Tutor | 173

When Matthew began studying for the LSAT, he saw the test as a means to an end—he’d think about the LSAT long enough to achieve his goal score and then forget the test existed. In the process of completing 7Sage’s curriculum and sharpening his LSAT skills, however, he grew fond of the test. Logical Reasoning questions gave him the opportunity to pulverize strangers’ arguments, and Reading Comprehension passages introduced him to new, interesting topics. He studied with 7Sage for over a year, and by the time he finished his journey with the LSAT, he thoroughly enjoyed the test and its many quirks. As a tutor, he loves being able to assist others in grasping concepts that once seemed foreign to him and to continue engaging with the test that he’s grown to appreciate.
Chelsea Cooper

Tutor | 173

Chelsea Cooper

Tutor | 173

Chelsea is an experienced teacher with a background in business. As she studied for the LSAT, she balanced her full-time job and position on the board of a national nonprofit. With the help of 7Sage, she was able to raise her score by more than 20 points.

Chelsea believes that every student is unique, and takes a holistic approach when personalizing your study plan. Using her background in data analytics, she will survey trends and identify the most effective way to improve your performance.

She has an extensive knowledge of the LSAT and prioritizes her role as your coach. The LSAT is no ordinary test, but it is learnable. Chelsea makes it her objective to build your knowledge and confidence so that you can achieve your goals.
Kayla Connolly

Tutor | 173

Kayla Connolly

Tutor | 173

Kayla graduated from Georgetown University in 2022 and currently lives in the UK, where she has been pursuing her master's degree from the London School of Economics. She believes that amazing LSAT scores can be achieved through commitment and consistency, and is excited to help students implement test strategies that work for them and build on their strengths. During her own LSAT journey, she remembers feeling stuck trying to break into the 170s, and hopes to use the lessons she learned to help students overcome plateaus in their LSAT journey and celebrate their successes along the way. Outside of the classroom, she enjoys outdoor activities like hiking, horseback riding, and tennis.
Jacob Turetsky

Tutor | 173

Jacob Turetsky

Tutor | 173

Jake has a robust background in tutoring across various levels and disciplines, ranging from university-level course material to standardized tests like the LSAT. By utilizing 7Sage’s platform, Jake significantly improved his own LSAT score, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the test’s nuances and effective strategies for tackling it.

Jake, who balanced full-time work with his studies, takes pride in being a flexible and engaging tutor and coach. He understands that everyone has unique goals, time constraints, and study preferences, and therefore deserves a personalized approach. Jake believes that improving one’s LSAT scores depends on building confidence, recognizing the exam’s patterns, and adopting effective and healthy study habits.

Jake majored in business analytics and finance at the University of Maryland and currently resides in Brooklyn, New York. In his free time, he enjoys watching Philadelphia sports, weightlifting, and spending time at the Jersey Shore.
Benjamin Kieta

Tutor | 173

Benjamin Kieta

Tutor | 173

Benjamin is an experienced teacher with a background in language, philosophy, and rhetoric. His approach to teaching focuses on breaking complex problems into manageable pieces. He believes that success on the LSAT is based on developing strategies and thought structures that help a student read between the lines of what each question is asking. Benjamin has had the opportunity to study seven different languages and has lived in Colombia, the United States, China, Canada, and Hungary. Besides tutoring for the LSAT, he teaches English and classical Hebrew and works semi-professionally as a writer. In his free time, Benjamin enjoys playing violin and roasting coffee.
Dusan Mitrovic

Tutor | 173

Dusan Mitrovic

Tutor | 173

Dusan completed his undergraduate degree in psychology at the University of Victoria. As a member of the Varsity Soccer team, Dusan volunteered at local elementary schools running P.E. classes at lunchtime, where he began to discover his passion for teaching. Upon graduating first in his class from the University of Victoria, while tutoring math on the side, he began his LSAT journey, starting from an initial score of 156 and working his way up to an official score of 173. Dusan firmly believes that the LSAT is a learnable exam, where success is a function of the amount of effort and dedication put forth. While very passionate about teaching, Dusan enjoys connecting with students and finds happiness in seeing students learn and improve. Whether that be a young child learning the rules of a sport that they will eventually learn to love or a prospective law school applicant finally understanding a question that had been on their mind all day, these brief moments of clarity comprise some of the many reasons behind his love for teaching.
Carter Markett

Tutor | 173

Carter Markett

Tutor | 173

Carter is a neuroscience and political science double major who understands the biological processes that encompass learning. As such, he believes that anyone is capable of achieving their goal score. During undergrad, Carter balanced athletics, coursework, extracurriculars, and LSAT preparation, so he understands how draining and sometimes discouraging test prep can be without proper guidance. After struggling for months, he committed to the 7Sage curriculum and was able to raise his score by over 20 points.

When Carter is not tutoring, he enjoys exercising, reading, and spending quality time with friends. He has a strong interest in intellectual property and patent law, with plans to attend law school in the future. With extensive tutoring experience, Carter is devoted to helping prospective law applicants grow in their LSAT journey.