Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in Marquette County, WI

...but have somehow managed to split allegiances between Wisconsin and Illinois (I'm a Badger and a Packer, but also a Blackhawk and a Cub). I love traveling and getting out into the great outdoors, hence why I am living in Madison, Wisconsin at the moment. I am looking forward to working with Varsity Tutors this...

...emphasize practice with real AAMC passages as well as reviewing concepts. I will teach you tips, tricks, strategies, and patterns to watch out for that I have combed years of AAMC material to find. Step 1 sessions are tailored with NBME-style clinical vignettes, with a focus on high-yield concepts and classic patient presentations.... My teaching philosophy is student-oriented: I try to tailor my tutoring style to the specific learning methods of the individual. I like to use visuals, real-world examples, and ensure that the student truly understands the rationale for each step of the problem-solving method.

...with those whom I tutor to ensure their best performance come test day. It is my goal that each of my students believes that he couldn’t have performed any better when he finishes the exam. The worst feeling is regretting your performance. With adequate preparation and the right techniques, every student can be proud of...

...many students can benefit by individualized attention. I hope to teach by example, to provide clear and simple explanations for complex concepts, and to be able to review and give advice as quickly and thoroughly as possible. When I am not working, I love spending time with my two dogs, cooking, reading (mostly historical drama...

...mechanics. I have been taking college level English courses since I was 15, and received two perfect scores on the SAT's Critical Reading and Writing Sections. I pride myself on being able to offer very clear explanations of complex concepts and ideas. I consider myself to be very well organized and prepared as well.

...only 34 selected in the US, which allowed me to study for two years in the UK. While there, I received a master's in Philosophy & Public Policy from the London School of Economics and a second master's from the University of Oxford, in Economic & Social History. While at Oxford I played American football...

...not to mention my approachable attitude that makes me strive to work with an individual student's learning and motivational strengths. Generally, I enjoy the LSAT exam, but my favorite part is the logical reasoning section, which makes up half of the LSAT's scored portion. Working on logical reasoning not only helps one to succeed in...

...I plan to accept admission for this Fall. Until then, I will be working as a tutor in the San Diego area. In high school I was a debate captain for a national-level debate team. My job was to coach the younger members. I would help them prepare for upcoming topics while working with them...

...and have the experience to help you get the score you need. The LSAT is the only subject I teach and we will use real LSAT questions. The test, especially the logic games or puzzles section, requires a specific skill set and the only way to learn it is using the type of questions you...

...there truly is a science behind approaching questions, finding contextual clues and eliminating wrong answers. I have used these techniques throughout my own academic career with great success and I like passing them along to my students. When you work with me, we will run diagnostic tests to pinpoint the exact questions types that are...