Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in Texas

...am a graduate of the University of Houston. I obtained a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Houston with a major in Political Science and minor in Accounting and Business Administration. I went on to receive a Juris Doctor degree from Thurgood Marshall School of Law graduating with honors. I am now a...

...love teaching because nothing else rivals the experience of seeing a student overcome obstacles to succeed. Whether it’s helping an autistic seven-year-old learn to play with other children or helping a high school freshman learn to make a solid argument, I value the impact I make on others through teaching. I began my professional life...

...a graduate student who is currently enrolled in a general Masters Psychology Program. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Houston Baptist University in 2016. During my years as an undergraduate, I was awarded on the Dean's List for three semesters. I enjoyed learning about psychology and the world of mental health! I...

...name is Caroline Seidel. I graduated Summa Cum Laude from University of North Texas with a degree in finance and a minor in economics. After graduating, I worked as a tax consultant for two years. I am currently a second year law student studying corporate securities and transactional law. I love mentoring and teaching others...

...an energetic and upbeat recent graduate of Texas A&M University with a degree in Biology. I am passionate about tailoring my tutoring to every student's needs, and I love being able to explain difficult concepts and make them easier to understand. I am impassioned in the sciences, with my main interest in biology and biochemistry,...

...name is Kara and I recently received my M.S. in Physiology and Biophysics from Georgetown University. I enjoy helping students out with most science topics, from high school Biology courses to preparing for the ACT, SAT, or MCAT. This includes Biology, Psychology, Anatomy, Physiology, and more! I work with students to develop effective study methods...

...often wondered how my father found his work to be so satisfying and why he seemed to be so chipper to get to work in the morning; that is - until I started preparing for the LSAT. What started as an activity for primarily practical implications turned into a deeply enjoyable activity - so much...

...September I took the exam and scored a 168 (top 4%). My diagnostic test score was a 152, and through a grueling self study I was able to familiarize myself with each section of the test. I read every instructional book I could get my hands on and even went through academic books on formal...

...am a Master of Science graduate of Stanford University (Petroleum Engineering, class of '04, on graduate fellowship). I also further earned a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin (class of '13, on endowed scholarship). Prior to that, my Bachelor of Science degree was in Mechanical Engineering (class of '98, with...

...was born and raised in old Katy and am a lifelong avid reader and writer with a love of literature. My Verbal SAT score in high school was in the 99th percentile and I went on to attend the University of Houston where I played basketball and earned a B.A. in English. My GPA in...