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One-on-one LSAT tutoring built around your weaknesses.

Find the reasoning patterns costing you points.

Start with a diagnostic. Work one on one with a 170+ scorer. Build a study plan around the question types, pacing issues, and reasoning habits actually holding back your score.

Free consultation. No obligation. Evening and weekend availability.

Who this tutoring is for

LSAT tutoring for students who need more than another generic study plan.

  • Students stuck at the same score after weeks of studying.
  • Retakers repeating the same reasoning and timing mistakes.
  • Students targeting 165, 170, or a competitive law school median.
  • Students who understand the material untimed but lose accuracy under pressure.
  • Students who need focused help with Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, or review.

How it works

  1. 1. Diagnose the plateau.

    Complete the free diagnostic and share your current score, target score, and test date.

  2. 2. Prioritize the highest value work.

    Your tutor identifies the question types, pacing decisions, and review habits creating the largest score loss.

  3. 3. Train the reasoning.

    Work through questions aloud, correct the decision process, and build repeatable strategies.

  4. 4. Make it hold under time.

    Apply the strategy through targeted drills, timed sections, blind review, and progress tracking.

What students receive

  • Private one on one tutoring sessions.
  • A study plan based on the diagnostic and score goal.
  • Question type instruction and targeted drilling.
  • Timed section analysis and pacing strategy.
  • Blind review and wrong answer analysis.
  • Reading Comprehension structure and passage strategy.
  • Progress tracking and next step recommendations.

Why diagnosis comes first

You do not need to relearn everything. You need to know which decisions are costing you points. The diagnostic shows where your reasoning breaks down so tutoring time is spent on the work most likely to move your score.

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FAQ

Common questions.

How is this different from a large prep course?
A course follows one curriculum. Tutoring starts with your score, your reasoning patterns, and your test date. Sessions focus on the work most likely to improve your performance.
Do I need to commit before speaking with a tutor?
No. The consultation is free. We will review your goals and tell you honestly whether tutoring is the right next step.
Do you work with retakers?
Yes. Retakers often know the content but repeat the same decision patterns under time. The diagnostic helps identify what carried over from the previous attempt.
Can I focus on one section?
Yes. Tutoring can focus on Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, timing, review, or a specific score plateau.
How many sessions will I need?
It depends on your current score, target score, test date, and study time. You will receive a personalized recommendation after the consultation.
How are sessions conducted?
Sessions are conducted online, one on one, with scheduling options across time zones.
How soon can I start?
Availability varies, but students can usually begin within one week.

Find out what is actually holding back your LSAT score.

Book a free 15 minute consultation with a 170+ scorer. We will review where you are, where you want to go, and whether tutoring is the right next step.

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