When I was in law school we were encouraged to form study groups and told it would be helpful. I tried that initially, but ultimately found that groups were more time consuming and less focused than one on one tutoring would have been. I would have found this sort of service valuable back then.

I am interested I tutoring now in large part because I find the subject matter interesting. I have also always enjoyed the interaction and discussion with law students enjoyable.

I have taken both of these tests and succeeded on them. While I only took them once, I found the bar exam and the necessary preparation similar to all of the other end of semester exams from law school (albeit more intense) and while the LSAT really is not similar to any other test taking experience I have ever had, I have come to recognize the different settings where the tested skills come in handy.

Graduated from law school. I consider my law school experience a success not just because I graduated, but also because I learned early in the process “how law school works.”

I am employed full time, but I have a flexible job during the day and I am generally available most nights and weekends. I am available to discuss the scope of the assistance needed and general availability free of charge and determine whether we would be a good fit to work together.