I have all of the experience of a tutor at one of the big test prep companies, at a lower price. (Actually more - at many companies you'll be getting a college student with a few months of LSAT experience who works a few hours a week rather than the LSAT professional you're paying for!)

I have worked for major test preparation companies for over twenty years. I've graduated law school and passed two bar exams on the first attempt as well; I know the stress and the importance of the test, and this isn't just a sideline or an add-on to GRE or GMAT prep - I'm a true LSAT expert.

The LSAT is based on a set of skills, and if you can master these composite skills, you can master the test. There is nothing unusual or unexpected if you understand what you will be asked. You don't have to know anything substantive to succeed (but you do have to put the work in). The initial phone consultation is free, so that we can assess your tutoring needs and make sure we are a good fit for each other. Law school is three years of your life, and tens of thousands of dollars; you owe it to yourself to make the best LSAT score possible to maximize your options for admission. Your LSAT score can enable you to attend to the school of your dreams, or to graduate free of crippling student loans.

I've also got many years of experience working with students preparing for the bar exam. It's important to know both the substantive law, and how to apply this law to the task at hand, whether it's answering MBE multiple choice questions or writing your essays. I have worked with students in almost every state, with a focus on those taking the Multistate/Universal bar exams. I can help you understand the logic behind the law, which makes it much easier to remember the rules, and work with you to structure your study plan most effectively. Each year I grade well over 10,000 practice student essays, and have learned how to identify these mistakes and how to help you to fix them.