Best Law School Tutor

After graduating from law school and beginning my practice, I also started coaching speech and debate at my former high school. Over the next five years, I discovered my true passion lies in sharing what I've learned with students. Tutoring has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life, and I'm excited to connect with each new student and become a part of their academic journey. I hold a J.D. and a Graduate Degree in Comparative Law from LSU, and I scored in the top 10% of LSAT... Read more

Vocabulary, Reading, Writing, ESL/ESOL, Literature, LSAT, SAT Reading, ACT Reading

Hello! I am an extremely knowledgeable and effective tutor. In my several years at a major test prep company, I had one of the highest customer satisfaction ratings in the country. In less than a year, they promoted me to training the company's teachers in Upstate South Carolina. I trained instructors on the SAT, ACT, GRE (the graduate school entrance exam), LSAT (law school), GMAT (business school), and MCAT (medical school). In other words, I am expert in an incredibly broad range of... Read more

Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Biology, Calculus, Vocabulary, Grammar, European History, Geometry

Hello! First, I want to mention that I provide free 20-minute consultations. I?m a law school graduate and professional LSAT instructor who scored a 180 on the LSAT. After preparing for the exam myself and then helping many students navigate the same process, I?ve developed a deep understanding of how the test actually works and why many students struggle to improve their scores despite studying hard. My academic background in law and formal logic provides a strong foundation for teaching t... Read more

LSAT

Hello! I?m a recent graduate currently on my gap year before starting law school. I took the LSAT twice, starting with a 156 and improving to a 173 on the October 2025 exam after about six months of studying. For a while, I felt completely stuck in the mid-150s. I was putting in the hours but not seeing real improvement, which I know is a really frustrating place to be. What ultimately helped me break into the 170s wasn?t just doing more practice tests, it was changing how I studied. I foc... Read more

LSAT

I was born in South Florida, but my work and family have taken me to sunny Long Beach, California. I attended Northwestern University for both undergraduate and law school and hold a B.A. and a J.D. from the institution. I lived in Italy for two years and worked as a tutor and teacher while living there. After returning from Italy, I consistently maintained a steady stream of students regardless of my obligations. Tutoring has always brought me tremendous joy, and I have noticed an expo... Read more

LSAT, Law

Law school is tough. The bar exam is tougher. If you're struggling with grades, overwhelmed, facing probation, or staring down the bar exam, I get it. I've helped hundreds of students in your exact situation turn things around. What I Do: I'm a Super Lawyer with 35 years of experience in litigation and mediation, a former adjunct professor, and I taught CLE for the California State Bar. Whether you need help mastering core concepts, improving your grades, or getting back on track after acade... Read more

Vocabulary, Writing, Proofreading, Law, Bar Exam

I am a licensed attorney who attended law school at the Sorbonne University, Paris, and practiced in Belgium before moving to North Carolina, where I have been practicing since 2003. I am also licensed to practice in the United Kingdom. I have experience in the French, Belgian, and U.S. legal systems, and would be happy to tutor law students, Bar Exam candidates, or professionals seeking to gain a basic working knowledge or more advanced knowledge of legal concepts, legal systems, and specia... Read more

Vocabulary, Grammar, French, Reading, English, ESL/ESOL, Law, SAT Reading

Hello, I am Hans, a recent college graduate from Virginia Tech with a B.A. in International Relations and a minor in French. For over two years, I have been preparing for law school and studying intensively for the LSAT, taking the exam five times as I worked to reach my full potential. On the official November 2025 LSAT, I earned a 177 score, placing me among the top 0.5% of test takers nationwide. I attribute this result to both my sustained LSAT preparation and my academic training, which ... Read more

LSAT

LAW SCHOOL STUDENTS Master the three skills you absolutely need for success in your 1L year, but which law school will refuse to teach you! Those skills are 1) How to properly extract the "black letter law" from a case; 2) How to APPLY that law to a hypothetical fact pattern; and 3) How to prepare for final exams from DAY ONE of class. Do not wait until exam time . . . by then . . . it will be too late!! PUBLIC SPEAKING STUDENTS Zoom/Skype conferences, YouTube videos, PowerPoint presentati... Read more

General Computer, Microsoft Word, Microsoft PowerPoint, Reading, ESL/ESOL, Law

I received a B.A. in History from Loyola University in New Orleans. I taught in both college and secondary schools, and then attended law school at Tulane University. My teaching experience includes teaching college classes at Xavier University of New Orleans and at the University of New Orleans. I then taught history for eight years, including seven years at Isidore Newman school. Newman is one of the best schools in the country and annually places highly in the number of National Merit S... Read more

American History, Vocabulary, Grammar, Reading, Writing, English, World History, LSAT