Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in Bethlehem, PA

...have tutored at the collegiate and graduate level, as well. I have enjoyed tutoring at all ages; I've found that I learn from my students every day. I gained my undergraduate degrees in English and Philosophy at Penn State University's Schreyer Honors College in 2014. During my undergraduate career, I volunteered as a tutor for...

...a give-and-take, not simply a lecture from me, so I aim to make my tutoring appointments more interactive, and hope to transfer some of the enthusiasm for the subjects I've studied to you. As human beings, we learn by being challenged, and that is what I attempt to do as a tutor. There is no...

...earned a law degree from Rutgers University and a Master of Journalism degree from Temple University. While working as a Graduate Assistant at Temple, I gained additional teaching experience in front of the classroom and with individual students in the computer lab. After graduating, I worked for 10 years in Public Relations, which allowed me...

I have at least five years of tutoring and teaching experience in grades K-12 and at the collegiate level. Although my training has been interdisciplinary, among my specialties are English Language, Literature, and Linguistics. I also have experience as a Writing Tutor, primarily for English and French, and my recent graduate work was an interdisciplinary...

...the reading comprehension and writing sections. I also took the LSAT this year, scoring a 168 (96th percentile), which I actually found frustrating because it was lower than every single one of my practice tests (with my personal best being a 174). Because of this, I learned from my mistakes and am able to tutor...

...learn and making it fun and casual - stress does not help at all. In my opinion, tutoring is a partnership that requires both parties to work towards a goal. I want to help others obtain a solid grasp of material that I was taught and convey it in a way that is easy to...

...subjects and college test prep through a tutoring company. Finally, I have three children who are now in high school and college and have tutored them through all of their advanced content and advanced placement math courses. I am currently an attorney in private practice, but have not lost my love of learning and my...

...for the Massachusetts Bar exam, so my study skills are still quite fresh, not only as a tutor, but as a recent student. While at Emory Law, in addition to helping out fellow students in study groups and one-on-one sessions, I was active in a group called "Know Your Rights" that went around to local...

...I asked "why do we have to know this?"). Learning is important and knowledge is important and succeeding academically is important. But the most important thing you should take away from a good education is the ability to think. Think broadly, think critically, and think for yourself. It's a skill I've come to value more...

I am an attorney and solo practitioner who prepared for the LSAT on my own. I worked full time while attending law school at night, and while I studied for the Bar Exam. I know how to effectively manage time to achieve goals. I say this because the LSAT is not like other tests. The...