Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in Milpitas, CA

I received my Bachelor of Arts in English from Santa Clara University. After completing my undergraduate education, I went on to study law at Boston University School of Law, where I received my Juris Doctorate. I passed the California Bar Exam in November of 2008, and have been practicing law ever since. During my senior...

...LSAT subjects. I am well versed in all subjects but my specialty is Logic Games. I believe every student can master the LSAT given the correct guidance, time, and hard work. In addition, I have taken several advanced writing, public speaking, and study skill courses. I am happy to share my wealth of LSAT, Essay,...

...with their substantive courses, legal writing, and with moot court arguments. I am currently an LSAT tutor. The LSAT can be an intimidating test, but it can be mastered once a student understands how best to approach each type of question. I enjoy helping others think critically, guiding them in reaching that “ah ha” moment...

...working with my students. It is my priority to meet each student's unique learning needs, and I enjoy making seemingly complex concepts easy to understand. Many of my former students/clients refer friends or ask to work with me when new needs arise. I also love to help students with essays and college/grad school applications.

...of experience helping students succeed in English, writing and test prep. I was an English major at New York University, attended City University of New York for my Master's degree in education and George Washington University for law school, and spent over six years teaching in New York City before heading back home to the...

...writers and readers, strengthening their expressing and comprehending muscles. I believe many students have been discouraged by their in-school experiences but that with a little guidance, almost anyone can increase their writing and reading skills and take greater pleasure in all things linguistic. In working with students, I draw on a wide range of experiences....

...that fits within the student's time constraints and focuses on areas the student needs to work on. My goal with any student is to prepare them substantively and mentally for the LSAT. Also, I would like to mentor students through the application process and what to expect from law school. I was fortunate to have...

...B.A. from Cornell University. In college, I majored in Russian and French, and before law school, I spent two years teaching English as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ukraine. In the years since, I have provided ESL tutoring to students with a diversity of backgrounds, ages, and nationalities. During law school, I taught full-length LSAT...

...Austin where I received a BS in Mechanical Engineering from UT. During my time in college, I tutored high school students as well as ran a STEM-based after-school program for elementary students. Every student learns in differently, and it's important to find out what combination of teaching styles is most effective for each student. I...

...help with something else because of a looming quiz or grade-bearing assignment. I am a creative teacher, successfully finding ways to best help the student learn, in accordance with their learning style. For example, I encouraged my current student of French to learn to conjugate verbs while throwing a ball, and it worked very well...