...a project manager with degrees in biomedical engineering and technology ethics from Duke University. I am currently working towards a law degree as well. Over the past few years, I have worked with a variety of non-profit and international groups, including the Red Cross, and tutored students from a rich diversity of backgrounds, including in India, France, Thailand, and the US, across multiple ages, from middle school all the way through college. I am passionate...
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...a B.A. in Philosophy from Grinnell College, where I also studied History, Classics, and German. I will enroll in law school in the fall of 2017, and have recently been accepted to several top law schools. I primarily tutor Latin, German, Philosophy, the LSAT, the verbal and written sections of the SAT and PSAT, as well as AP and SAT tests in the fields of History or English. Additionally, I am happy to assist with...
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...background that includes a Juris Doctor in Law, a Masters in Social Work, and a BA in education, I have gained a unique perspective on the interconnectedness of law, society, and the importance of education. I believe that education is a powerful tool for driving positive change in society. During my life and career as a teacher, lawyer, counselor, and mediator, my focus has always come back to supporting children and young adults in learning,...
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...from Clark University where I earned my Bachelor's Degree in Philosophy and played Varsity Baseball. Upon graduation, I joined Teach For America and returned home teaching at a public charter school in Brooklyn, NY. After this, I took the LSAT and decided to help others to achieve the same success on the LSAT that I did. I teach all aspects of the LSAT and enjoy each and every section. As a philosophy major, I enjoyed...
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My name is Ryan! I am currently a student at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School and in 2024 I graduated from Emory University with a B.A. in Political Science. Since I started tutoring for the LSAT, I have had the privilege of helping countless students raise their score by 15+ points and I would love the opportunity to help you as well!
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...graduate of Duke University where I received a JD and an MA in History. I received my undergraduate degree from Emory University also in History. My legal experience includes working as a summer law clerk for two appellate judges and as a summer associate at a large law firm in New York City. In college and in law school I tutored for a variety of subjects and enjoy working with students one-on-one to tackle and...
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...currently a second year law student at Harvard Law School. I am passionate about public interest law, particularly immigration and criminal defense. I graduated in 2011 from Washington University in St. Louis, where I received a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and Spanish, with a minor in Applied Linguistics. After graduating, I worked as a Peace Corps volunteer in Africa (Cape Verde and Mozambique). While there, I taught English, Entrepreneurship and Biology at a local...
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...a graduate of Michigan State University (BA: History, International Relations, Social Relations, and Political Theory), The University of Strathclyde (MSc: Historical Studies), and Central Michigan University (MA and ABD: History). I have taught college (history and honors writing) and test prep for the past fourteen years. I have also worked as a tutor, book editor, author (on test prep), game-based-learning instructor, and standardized test designer and scorer during these years. While I teach a broad...
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I have been a trial attorney for twenty years and have recently relocated to Chester County, PA. I am ready to share my love of learning, and hope to help students achieve their future career goals by improving their academic performance today.
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...been teaching and tutoring for the past four years. I recently moved to Tucson after graduating with a Master's in City and Regional Planning from UNC-Chapel Hill and prior to that obtained a Bachelor's in Economics and Geography from the University of Georgia. I discovered my love for teaching during a year abroad as a Fulbright Scholar in Chile where I taught group and one-on-one English classes at a university. Since then, I have worked...
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...professional with over eight years of experience at Law Firms and as In-House Legal Counsel working for a Multi-National Company, specializing in corporate law and litigation. Tutor on Varsity for over a year and have helped over 60 students from US and Canada. I've imparted practical legal insights and conducted training on various legal subjects. Award-winning for excellence in diverse projects, I hold a Masters in Canadian Common Law (LLM) from York University and a...
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...with this: education is my lifelong passion. It's this deep-rooted commitmentpaired with a dynamic, student-centered teaching stylethat allows me to connect meaningfully with learners of all ages, backgrounds, and learning preferences. My expertise spans leadership, communication systems, law, government, history, management and executive functioning, and I take pride in helping students build the critical skills they need to thriveacademically and beyond. I'm the author of Political Campaign Playbook, a practical guide for aspiring political candidates....
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...name is Trey Rogers, and I'm excited to coach you through the LSAT preparation process! I graduated from Harvard University in 2020 without any intention to take the LSAT and go to law school. After deciding to apply, I spent almost 2 years preparing for the LSAT and scored a 175 in June, 2024. I know as well as anyone that improvement on the LSAT is absolutely possible with a carefully designed study plan and...
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...two Bachelor's degrees from NC State, one in Political Science and the other in Religious Studies. I specialize in tutoring for the LSAT, or the Law School Admissions Test. The LSAT hinges on logical reasoning and so my tutoring style is focused on helping students understand what questions are asking and making sure that students are able to explain how they can solve problems. This often involves asking questions and breaking down problems from something...
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...tutoring! My goal is to make learning fun, and to adapt my teaching style to fit the needs of my students. I enjoy the challenge of breaking down difficult concepts into digestible pieces, and nothing makes me happier than witnessing an "a-ha!" moment. In 2010, I graduated Summa Cum Laude with my Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics and Gender and Women???s Studies, so I understand the importance of promoting mathematical literacy in groups who are...
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Hi there, I am currently a 2L at Harvard Law School. Before coming into law school, I invested tons of time preparing for the LSAT and know how helpful some outside guidance can be in the process. I am thrilled to pass along the strategies that I found most successful in preparing for and taking the exam and answer any other questions you may have about law school!
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...terms of academics, I received a B.A. in Philosophy from Capital University in Columbus, Ohio. Currently, I live in New York City and will begin law school this fall. Having lived overseas as a child, I prioritized opportunities for travel as an adult, which has led to an interest in international law. As a tutor, I provide preparation for all parts of the LSAT, including logical reasoning, reading comprehension, logic games, and the essay portion....
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...a passionate educator with a Bachelor's degree in Politics from Princeton University with minors in American Studies and Asian American Studies. I have over 2 years of tutoring experience in subjects such as AP Human Geography, AP U.S. Government & Politics, and AP World History. I also have a great deal of experience coaching public speaking, debate, and other oratory arts. My approach focuses on relating the erudite content of courses to the lived experiences...
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...a passion for both teaching and learning. I will do everything in my power to help an individual understand, adapt, and perform academically. I was a top high school debater in the country and an aspiring law school student. I currently attend Rutgers University and am majoring in Economics and Philosophy. I have experience tutoring students for the SAT, writing, and college applications, but I am also proficient in many other subjects such as Economics,...
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The LSAT Reading Comprehension section is filled with dense reading passages and difficult vocabulary. Specialized LSAT tutoring can help you navigate through it. Whether you are struggling to pace your work appropriately, to draw the abstract conclusions that certain problems require, or to find the pertinent information in a dense reading passage, knowledgeable LSAT tutors have the skills and tools to help you master the difficulties you face. Your tutor individualizes each session and study plan to your needs. Whether you are opening a prep book for the first time or will be taking the exam for the sixth time, your LSAT tutor can help you gain the skills and knowledge you will need on test day.
Applying to law school can be an overwhelming process, and taking the LSAT can be the greatest challenge in assembling your applications. Make certain that you have the academic support you need to feel confident in taking this important exam. The ability to critically read and analyze dense legal materials is paramount in law programs, so learning these skills now can not only benefit you on the LSAT Reading Comprehension section, but it can also help you hone the foundational skills you will rely on in law school. Learn to parse through dense material, puzzle through difficult vocabulary, and compare important documents with the help of a LSAT Reading Comprehension tutor.
The LSAT Reading Comprehension section has four sets of reading questions with five to eight questions related to each passage. Sets with two passages are also included to test how well test takers can discern the relationship between the two passages. For example, the two passages might demonstrate a point and its counterpoint, a principle and its application, or a generalization and a specific instance.
Reading Comprehension tutors can help you learn to recognize each kind of textual relationship tested on the LSAT. Whether presented independently or paired together, the passages on the LSAT Reading Comprehension section cover a wide range of topics and usually include obscure vocabulary and complex rhetorical structures. While these features make the section difficult on its own, this difficulty is compounded by the section's restrictive time limit. Specialized LSAT Reading Comprehension tutoring can help you learn to read speedily while picking out a passage's relevant content and your tutor has the tips and tricks that can help you achieve your goals in this section. Your private tutor can help you develop effective time management skills, which will help ensure that you are able to get to all of the questions on the test.
Tutoring is available on a flexible scheduling system, and the one-on-one approach means your tutor can diagnose your particular weaknesses and focus your studying accordingly. Because they can work with you on an individual level, they can adapt the way they teach to fit your particular learning style. Once they understand how you learn best, they can help devise a study plan that will make the most of your strengths and mitigate your weaknesses.
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The student and I practiced a analytical reasoning and logic games section. We attempted to increase his accuracy in logic games and his ability to pick out details on certain types of logical reasoning questions.
This session the students continued to work on logic games. We went over a variety of games, starting with some basic linear games to make sure that their skills in doing these types of games are improving. The students seemed to be doing better setting up the games and making inferences, so we moved on to a new kind of game that we hadn't touched yet - sequencing games. We did a few practice hypotheticals setting up sequencing games and moved on to actual games. After doing a few they seemed to be more comfortable with these, so we started on some grouping games as well.
Help the student to analyze his essay on a reading comprehension problem. Specifically, trying to develop his skills to identify the main point, supportive evidence, assumptions, shifts in pod etc.
Today we worked on a 4-star reading comp passage. We road mapped it together, reviewing what needs to be in a valuable roadmap. We discussed her homework and the difficulties she had with it. We also reviewed topic/scope/purpose-main idea and how to locate and use them effectively in reading comp.
Covered strategies to save time on the Reading Comprehension section of the LSAT. Also discussed ways to move through the test with more confidence and speed. Discussed the need for more individualized ways of handling this section of the LSAT.
The student and I worked on LSAT preparation with an emphasis on the Reading Comprehension section. Because the test takes place this Saturday, we focused on some simple strategies to help her maximize her score. We discussed timing, reading for the big picture, and prioritizing passages and questions within each passage. We also discussed approaches for specific types of questions and we briefly touched on some LR and Logic Games points and on overall test strategy.
