FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
I offer full-length group LSAT classes comprising roughly 45 hours of live instruction, with the option to add private tutoring, as well as discounts on application consultation. I also offer private tutoring packages, where I work closely with my students around their particular needs and goals. All courses and packages are paid via a payment plan and I offer various discounts and promotions at any given time.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I provide all prospective students with an LSAT to take to establish a baseline score. Then we schedule a complimentary phone consultation to discuss their score and their needs and goals, and determine which course or package would best help them achieve their desired score. Once a student has decided on a course, they'll receive a set of workbooks, a year-long subscription to LSAC's LawHub, where they'll have access to about 60 digital LSATs, access to the course via an Online Classroom, where they'll find worksheets and homework, as well as supplementary material, including pre-LSAT prep suggestions, application materials, and pre-law school prep suggestions. Students who opt for a tutoring package (instead of a small group or private course) will have access to all of the material in the Online Classroom and may purchase additional workbooks and an LawHub subscription as needed.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I am a licensed attorney in Florida with over 16 years' experience as a private tutor and thousands of hours experience tutoring the LSAT. I scored in the top 1% on my only official LSAT after just one month of self-study and since then I regularly score up to 179 on newly released, timed LSATs. I have spent years studying this test in depth and I've developed some of the most effective and comprehensive ways of thinking about and approaching each section of this test--based on a deep understanding of the test and expert-level teaching methods. My students regularly see 12-18 point score increases on their LSATs even after less than 3 months of study.