LSAT Tutoring

I was able to use the app to schedule my tutoring session very quickly—with sessions available the very next day. It was easy to use and choose a session that worked with my schedule. I got the confirmation email for my session with a zoom link, or you could join from the app. The app was great and my tutor was very helpful!

My tutors, Lewis and Ravi, have been great. Lewis is able to give me clear breakdowns of LSAT Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension - two areas I need improvement on. He’s especially been helping me see things from a different perspective on Principle and Strengthen with Necessary questions on LR. And on Reading Comprehension, we had a discussion about the difference between kind and scale or another way to put it differences between qualitative and quantitative statements. He made me realize that many wrong answer choices on RC will mix qualitative statements when only quantitative statements were made in the passage and vice versa. So that was a win for me during the session to realize this. Ravi has been great too. He’s helped emphasize the importance of really anticipating line by line on RC so we stay active readers, not passive readers. He’s helped me with how to approach one’s study schedule during the week. He’s also helped me regarding Must Be True questions and using the negation test on those types of questions. He’s made me realize to think how facts in answer choices affect the stimulus and that basically for an answer choice to be correct it has to connect to correctly to the stimulus.

The app was very easy to work with. Creating an account and scheduling a session was very straightforward and not confusing at all. You can choose tutors from ranges of 166+ to 180. I was able to schedule with a tutor that had gotten a 180 on the LSAT so knowing that I’m able to talk and learn from someone who understands the LSAT very well is something I wanted. My tutor, Lewis, was very helpful and explained the concepts we went over VERY well. We also discussed strategies on the LSAT to use so I can get a clearer picture on what to expect and how to analyze the test as a whole. Would highly recommend to any future LSAT takers!