Here's what the test prep companies don't tell you: there is no one-size fits all study plan, no rigid path to get you to a 180. Each person's LSAT journey is deeply personal, which is why following some cookie-cutter standardized prep plan fails to target the specific needs of most students. If you want to maximize your potential, spend your time most efficiently, pinpoint and target your weaknesses, and walk into test day like you own this exam, you need to work with someone who has been in the trenches and knows how to tailor your studying to your specific needs. That's where I come in.

After hundreds of hours of learning, engaging with, and teaching this exam, I am prepared to help you reach your goals. Wherever you are in your LSAT journey, I'm here to work with you to design a personally tailored plan based on your specific experience, skills, and timeline to help you optimize your outcomes on the exam. After being stuck in a plateau for weeks, it was only once I abandoned prep course scripture and developed my own strategy that my score began to steadily rise.
I believe conceptual understanding, targeted drilling, and deep review are critical to LSAT success, which is how I went from barely completing half of the Logic Games and Reading Comprehension passages to consistently getting 0-1 wrong in both sections. I've developed techniques to help tackle different sections in systematic ways. I've been teaching debate to high schoolers for years and tutoring the LSAT for the past 2 years, which have given me ample experience breaking down complex ideas and arguments into easily digestible concepts.

This exam is not easy, but I've found that with the proper resources, frame of mind, and plan of attack, your LSAT path to success is manageable, even enjoyable. My goal is to help you make this process as painless as possible. If you're serious about improving your score, you'll still have to do serious work. But if you've made it this far, something tells me you're ready. So let's get started