I scored 177. Then I learned how to teach it, as Lead Instructor at 7Sage and with hundreds of students since 2021.
Free intro session, then $160 an hour, less with a package
I try to meet each student where they are. I start with an assessment of where they stand relative to their goals and timeline, and from there I target the areas most likely to lead to a point increase. For one-off sessions that might mean addressing the weak area that most frequently appears on test day or building a timing strategy for one section. For larger packages and longer timelines it looks more like working through foundations, building off strengths to fill gaps, and putting together a fully personalized test day strategy. Always through the medium of real LSAT questions.
We assess where you are, build a realistic timeline, and put together a personalized study plan designed around your goals and constraints.
We analyze your practice test results in detail and strategize exactly what to focus on given your timeline, target score, and current performance.
If you're not ready for a full package, bring me a focus area. A question type, a concept, a section you're struggling with. I'll build the session around it and we work through real LSAT questions targeting that specific area with real-time coaching.
Guaranteed weekly slots, priority scheduling, and discounted rates for students committed to steady progress. Includes a free strategy session, a cohesive session-by-session plan built around your score goal and test date, and curated resources relevant to your specific situation.
13 points to find. A rough place to start is 10 hours. We'd settle the real number once I've seen where you stand.
This is a general suggestion, not a guarantee. The LSAT isn't one-size-fits-all, so your hours and results may look different.
Send me these numbers| Option | Rate | Total | You save |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hourly | $160 / hr | Pay as you go | |
| 5 hours | $152 / hr | $760 total | Save $40 |
| 10 hours | $144 / hr | $1,440 total | Save $160 |
| 20 hours | $136 / hr | $2,720 total | Save $480 |
Package students receive a guaranteed weekly slot, priority scheduling and a free strategy session.
I was working in the music industry when I decided, mostly out of curiosity, to study for the LSAT. I taught myself using the 7Sage core curriculum, Ellen Cassidy's The Loophole, and a lot of practice tests and scored a 177 on my first attempt.
Shortly after, I joined 7Sage as a tutor and discovered that getting a high score and knowing how to teach the test are two very different things. I spent years figuring out how to take something that had become intuitive to me through repetition and drilling and actually teach it to someone else. I eventually became Lead Instructor, where I oversaw the tutoring team, observed and trained tutors, and helped shape the instructional program.
I later completed Blueprint Prep's training and worked with their students before deciding to go independent.
What I've learned from tutoring hundreds of students is that doing well on the LSAT comes from recognizing its patterns deeply and responding to them without hesitation. That takes time and consistency and my job is to accelerate that process as much as possible for each student.
I share resources I've accumulated over the years whenever something genuinely applies to a student's situation. The students who improve the most are the ones who take real ownership of their results and I'm here to make sure that work pays off.
With a free intro session. Send me a message through the form below and we'll find a time.
No. Bring me a question type, a concept or a section you're struggling with and I'll build one session around it. Hourly sessions are $160.
A guaranteed weekly slot, priority scheduling and a lower hourly rate. You also get a free strategy session, a session-by-session plan built around your score goal and test date, and resources picked for your situation.
We work through real LSAT questions and I coach you in real time. The focus comes from your goal and timeline, so it might be one weak area, a timing strategy for one section, or the foundations.
No. A strategy session sets a realistic timeline and study plan from wherever you are.
I keep a small student load. Write to me, and if I'm at capacity I'll let you know and add you to my waitlist.
Tell me where you are and where you want to be. If I'm at capacity, I'll let you know and add you to my waitlist.