Edward Browne

Without doubt, the LSAT is both punishing and strenuous. To exacerbate matters, your LSAT score is the most significant dynamic that determines your acceptance into law school. What better way to improve your score rapidly and efficiently than having one-on-one tutoring. Learning to do well on such tests involves learning to reason more effectively, and that can only be taught with individual attention. I've been tutoring for many years. I've gone through most of the available material, and I've pinpointed the techniques and strategies that work the best on each question type. Throughout our sessions, I focus on making you think for yourself and develop flexible mastery. Working together, I guide you to the correct solution to difficult test questions, using a Socratic method, leading you step-by-step in the right direction and without giving you the answers. In a conventional classroom setting, many students are unable to keep up with the pace of the assignments or lectures, have conflicting work commitments, or simply are unable to remember the appropriate tips and tricks under the time pressure of the exam. I'll help you to put all of the material into perspective, and help you to better understand the tips and tricks that you've learned, so that you will be able to apply the appropriate technique to each new problem that is presented. I will tailor our sessions together to reflect your abilities, goals, and time-constraints. I also provide much more individual feedback than could be possible in a large classroom, so you'll find that time spent with me is much more productive. Whether you've taken a test preparation class before, or if you've just been working on your own--or even if you haven't yet begun to study, I can help you improve your score. Edward W.Browne FCCA MSc. Stat. BSc. Math. BSc. Psych.