Levi attended Stephen F. Austin State University, where he graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor’s in Music Education. During his time in college, he fell in love with teaching others how to break down complex pieces of classical music into manageable, practice-friendly sections and how to develop effective practice schedules. After teaching music for several years, Levi decided to pivot careers and take the LSAT. The 7Sage platform helped guide him through initial struggles to increase his score, eventually resulting in a 24-point jump. Levi now uses his love of teaching and belief in the power of improvement to help others achieve their LSAT goals and strives to show each student there is always more to learn. When he’s not tutoring or taking practice tests—which are his ideas of fun—Levi enjoys performing with his local community band, playing board games, and exploring nature.

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.

Christian completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Iowa where he majored in Neurobiology, minored in Philosophy, and gained his first teaching experience in STEM. He studied for the LSAT for eight months exclusively using 7Sage which he believes provides an excellent platform for all types of learning styles. His approach to the test centers around making it as intuitive and simple as possible - building pattern recognition and efficient test-taking strategies along the way. With a 15 point improvement from diagnostic to official score, Christian knows the trials and tribulations that come with preparing for the LSAT and is eager to help others achieve their target scores. Outside of the LSAT, Christian loves watching basketball, losing at chess, and traveling.