I completed my BA at Yale-NUS College, a small liberal arts school established as a collaboration between Yale University and the National University of Singapore. I majored in Philosophy and spent a term as a visiting student at the University of Oxford. Most recently, I earned an MA followed by a Research MA in Philosophy. I am currently in the process of applying to PhD programs. Philosophy (western and non-western) and literature are my favorite subjects to tutor, as I love to engage with texts. I'm also enthusiastic about helping students with all forms of writing, including college application essays, and with standardized test preparation. I tutor the ACT and the LSAT, and especially enjoy the sections that involve reading comprehension. I love to help students develop skills in conceptual and textual analysis and become confident readers and writers. In addition to academic tutoring, I also love to teach yoga and am looking for more opportunities to do so. I completed my 200-hr yoga teacher training in India in 2018. My tutoring style is relaxed and warm. I am easy going and bring my light-hearted personality to my sessions. At the same time, I encourage students to realize their potential. I'm adaptable and easily adjust my approach to suit the particular needs, preferences, and qualities of each student. I'm always happy to receive feedback and make changes as necessary. Many incredible teachers, from family members to academic mentors, have instilled in me a love for learning and critical thinking. I hope to pass this on to the students I tutor.

I am a high school and college level essay writing tutor with a passion for helping young adults thrive through their collegiate career and beyond! My lessons are structured, personalised, and designed to help students develop confidence in their writing abilities. With 5+ years of tutoring across English, the Humanities, and undergraduate admissions, I have helped students build a strong foundation in argumentative and persuasive writing, college admissions essays, and LSAT test prep. My tutoring style focuses on providing structure, guidance, and skill acquisition techniques that will allow students to write with confidence!

I am a graduate from New York Law. I am heavily interested in Finance, Law, and Politics. I have been tutoring the Law School Admissions exam since 2017 and have had many successful students. I have studied using many different test prep companies, and I believe in putting an emphasis on methodology and test taking strategies. I also have access to every test administered by the LSAC. I have an abundance of material to work on from previous administrations. All my students will receive LSAT tutoring but also help with the application process and with law school. After my students have taken their exams, we begin with constructing the application for acceptance and finally I have plenty of law videos and outlines to help get students prepared for their first year of law school.

Hello! My name is Evan Leshinskie, and I am a first-year law student at the University of Utah S.J Quinney School of Law. I recently graduated Magna Cum Laude from Pepperdine University with my Bachelor's of Arts in Economics. I tutor a wide range of subjects, but I have the most experience working with students in SAT, ACT, LSAT, and AP/college economics. I have a laid-back tutoring style, but I make sure to present the content in the most simplified way I can to ensure students understand the material through guided practice. I have been tutoring with Varsity Tutors for over three years now, and I previously served as the course tutor for several of Pepperdine's upper-division economics courses. In my spare time, I love to watch movies and tv shows, exercise, and spend time with my dogs.

I have completed 4 years of medical school with a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. I have experience with bacterial research, a thesis in philosophy of science, and a strong background in standardized testing. I have 12 years of experience with editing, curriculum design, and publishing. I look to help others succeed, with the belief every student can achieve when given the proper support.

My name is Ariel, and I tutor students for the LSAT, English, Reading Comprehension, and Standardized Testing. I have a full year of classroom teaching experience where I taught English to 1st through 6th grade students. I studied for the LSAT off and on for 2+ years, hitting every plateau imaginable until I started from scratch and constructed my own studying method that allowed me to bring my score from the 150s into the mid-170s. Learning and education is my passion, and it is my goal to make every lesson fun and engaging, while also valuable. I am particularly intuitive when it comes to identifying a student's strengths/weaknesses, innovating strategies to target gaps in learning, and implementing strategies tailored to the student's particular needs. I know from experience how important the teacher-student relationship is, so I work to infuse each session with passion, actionable strategies, and my hope is for my students to see how rewarding and exciting learning can be.

I graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a major in International Studies in May 2024, with a cumulative GPA of 3.94. From 2024-2025, I was a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant in Bulgaria. This fall, I completed the LSAT, and I am in the process of applying to law schools. During college, I was an academic tutor for four years, working online one-on-one with middle school and high school students on core subjects including English Language Arts. I specialize in tutoring for reading comprehension, writing, and test preparation. I took fourteen AP classes in high school and scored 5s on the vast majority, including AP US History, AP Literature, and AP Micro and Macro. I scored a 34 on the ACT in 2019, and I scored a 172 on the LSAT this September. I am willing and happy to work with you to meet your goals --- whether you need help with SAT/ACT English and Reading, AP tests, workshopping your overall writing skills, or studying for the LSAT, I will personalize every lesson to your needs.

I will be graduating this Spring from Virginia Wesleyan University with double degrees in political science with a prelaw track and Hispanic studies. I am passionate about legal studies and have made it my mission to expand the prelaw community on my campus and beyond. I am president of the university's prelaw society and host an LSAT study group, leading dedicated individuals in their LSAT preparation. I am equally passionate about my work in Hispanic studies. I was enrolled in a dual-immersion program and began immersive Spanish education in elementary school. I took the AP Spanish test my freshman year of high school, and while at the university, I have tutored over 45 students in their Spanish classes. I have studied abroad in Spain and intend to continue expanding my academic passion for language and culture. Test-taking is a vital skill to master at both the high school and college levels. I have achieved high scores on the LSAT, ACT, AP Spanish, AP Human Geography, AP Psychology, and AP World History exams, and I hope to help other students achieve the same.

Hi! I'm Savannah, and I study Cognitive Science and Organizational Change at Northwestern University. My passion for understanding how people learn, make decisions, and perform under pressure fuels my approach to LSAT tutoring. Mastering this test isn't just about logic, it's also about mindset, structure, and sustainable skill-building. Having scored a 177 with just two months of efficient studying, I believe that with the right strategies and support, anyone can conquer this test. I am dedicated to fostering a supportive learning environment specifically tailored to students' needs, where they feel empowered to achieve their goals.

I've had a passion for learning as early as I could remember. As a child, my father and I would often watch documentaries or the history channel. Since then I've always pursued my curiosities and pride myself in being well versed in a multitude of subjects. My favorite subject is history as I see history as a story like Star Wars or Lord of the Rings. Despite history being my deepest passion, I find all subjects interesting whether it is astronomy or art history. I graduated from Penn State with degrees in economics and Russian and plan on eventually going to law school. With that dream in mind, I dedicated myself to studying for the LSAT. The LSAT is an extremely difficult, but fair test. As much as I hated studying and taking it, after six months of full time studying I came to really master the exam and found that the skills I gained in my studies were invaluable to who I am today. The LSAT is a beast and I've realized that it is learnable and is actually a lot of fun when you're not under pressure to take it. I wish to show students how fun it is and most importantly how learnable it is. Like the LSAT, I'm tough but fair. I like to say that I am my most harshest critic. I aim to empower students to become their own harshest critics, fostering a growth mindset that encourages them to tackle challenges with confidence. My approach is rooted in guiding students to discover their potential rather than providing quick fixes, believing that true understanding is the key to lasting success. As someone said a long time ago, give a man a fish and feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime.

I completed my BA at Yale-NUS College, a small liberal arts school established as a collaboration between Yale University and the National University of Singapore. I majored in Philosophy and spent a term as a visiting student at the University of Oxford. Most recently, I earned an MA followed by a Research MA in Philosophy. I am currently in the process of applying to PhD programs. Philosophy (western and non-western) and literature are my favorite subjects to tutor, as I love to engage with texts. I'm also enthusiastic about helping students with all forms of writing, including college application essays, and with standardized test preparation. I tutor the ACT and the LSAT, and especially enjoy the sections that involve reading comprehension. I love to help students develop skills in conceptual and textual analysis and become confident readers and writers. In addition to academic tutoring, I also love to teach yoga and am looking for more opportunities to do so. I completed my 200-hr yoga teacher training in India in 2018. My tutoring style is relaxed and warm. I am easy going and bring my light-hearted personality to my sessions. At the same time, I encourage students to realize their potential. I'm adaptable and easily adjust my approach to suit the particular needs, preferences, and qualities of each student. I'm always happy to receive feedback and make changes as necessary. Many incredible teachers, from family members to academic mentors, have instilled in me a love for learning and critical thinking. I hope to pass this on to the students I tutor.

I am a high school and college level essay writing tutor with a passion for helping young adults thrive through their collegiate career and beyond! My lessons are structured, personalised, and designed to help students develop confidence in their writing abilities. With 5+ years of tutoring across English, the Humanities, and undergraduate admissions, I have helped students build a strong foundation in argumentative and persuasive writing, college admissions essays, and LSAT test prep. My tutoring style focuses on providing structure, guidance, and skill acquisition techniques that will allow students to write with confidence!

I am a graduate from New York Law. I am heavily interested in Finance, Law, and Politics. I have been tutoring the Law School Admissions exam since 2017 and have had many successful students. I have studied using many different test prep companies, and I believe in putting an emphasis on methodology and test taking strategies. I also have access to every test administered by the LSAC. I have an abundance of material to work on from previous administrations. All my students will receive LSAT tutoring but also help with the application process and with law school. After my students have taken their exams, we begin with constructing the application for acceptance and finally I have plenty of law videos and outlines to help get students prepared for their first year of law school.

Hello! My name is Evan Leshinskie, and I am a first-year law student at the University of Utah S.J Quinney School of Law. I recently graduated Magna Cum Laude from Pepperdine University with my Bachelor's of Arts in Economics. I tutor a wide range of subjects, but I have the most experience working with students in SAT, ACT, LSAT, and AP/college economics. I have a laid-back tutoring style, but I make sure to present the content in the most simplified way I can to ensure students understand the material through guided practice. I have been tutoring with Varsity Tutors for over three years now, and I previously served as the course tutor for several of Pepperdine's upper-division economics courses. In my spare time, I love to watch movies and tv shows, exercise, and spend time with my dogs.

I have completed 4 years of medical school with a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. I have experience with bacterial research, a thesis in philosophy of science, and a strong background in standardized testing. I have 12 years of experience with editing, curriculum design, and publishing. I look to help others succeed, with the belief every student can achieve when given the proper support.

My name is Ariel, and I tutor students for the LSAT, English, Reading Comprehension, and Standardized Testing. I have a full year of classroom teaching experience where I taught English to 1st through 6th grade students. I studied for the LSAT off and on for 2+ years, hitting every plateau imaginable until I started from scratch and constructed my own studying method that allowed me to bring my score from the 150s into the mid-170s. Learning and education is my passion, and it is my goal to make every lesson fun and engaging, while also valuable. I am particularly intuitive when it comes to identifying a student's strengths/weaknesses, innovating strategies to target gaps in learning, and implementing strategies tailored to the student's particular needs. I know from experience how important the teacher-student relationship is, so I work to infuse each session with passion, actionable strategies, and my hope is for my students to see how rewarding and exciting learning can be.

I graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a major in International Studies in May 2024, with a cumulative GPA of 3.94. From 2024-2025, I was a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant in Bulgaria. This fall, I completed the LSAT, and I am in the process of applying to law schools. During college, I was an academic tutor for four years, working online one-on-one with middle school and high school students on core subjects including English Language Arts. I specialize in tutoring for reading comprehension, writing, and test preparation. I took fourteen AP classes in high school and scored 5s on the vast majority, including AP US History, AP Literature, and AP Micro and Macro. I scored a 34 on the ACT in 2019, and I scored a 172 on the LSAT this September. I am willing and happy to work with you to meet your goals --- whether you need help with SAT/ACT English and Reading, AP tests, workshopping your overall writing skills, or studying for the LSAT, I will personalize every lesson to your needs.

I will be graduating this Spring from Virginia Wesleyan University with double degrees in political science with a prelaw track and Hispanic studies. I am passionate about legal studies and have made it my mission to expand the prelaw community on my campus and beyond. I am president of the university's prelaw society and host an LSAT study group, leading dedicated individuals in their LSAT preparation. I am equally passionate about my work in Hispanic studies. I was enrolled in a dual-immersion program and began immersive Spanish education in elementary school. I took the AP Spanish test my freshman year of high school, and while at the university, I have tutored over 45 students in their Spanish classes. I have studied abroad in Spain and intend to continue expanding my academic passion for language and culture. Test-taking is a vital skill to master at both the high school and college levels. I have achieved high scores on the LSAT, ACT, AP Spanish, AP Human Geography, AP Psychology, and AP World History exams, and I hope to help other students achieve the same.

Hi! I'm Savannah, and I study Cognitive Science and Organizational Change at Northwestern University. My passion for understanding how people learn, make decisions, and perform under pressure fuels my approach to LSAT tutoring. Mastering this test isn't just about logic, it's also about mindset, structure, and sustainable skill-building. Having scored a 177 with just two months of efficient studying, I believe that with the right strategies and support, anyone can conquer this test. I am dedicated to fostering a supportive learning environment specifically tailored to students' needs, where they feel empowered to achieve their goals.

I've had a passion for learning as early as I could remember. As a child, my father and I would often watch documentaries or the history channel. Since then I've always pursued my curiosities and pride myself in being well versed in a multitude of subjects. My favorite subject is history as I see history as a story like Star Wars or Lord of the Rings. Despite history being my deepest passion, I find all subjects interesting whether it is astronomy or art history. I graduated from Penn State with degrees in economics and Russian and plan on eventually going to law school. With that dream in mind, I dedicated myself to studying for the LSAT. The LSAT is an extremely difficult, but fair test. As much as I hated studying and taking it, after six months of full time studying I came to really master the exam and found that the skills I gained in my studies were invaluable to who I am today. The LSAT is a beast and I've realized that it is learnable and is actually a lot of fun when you're not under pressure to take it. I wish to show students how fun it is and most importantly how learnable it is. Like the LSAT, I'm tough but fair. I like to say that I am my most harshest critic. I aim to empower students to become their own harshest critics, fostering a growth mindset that encourages them to tackle challenges with confidence. My approach is rooted in guiding students to discover their potential rather than providing quick fixes, believing that true understanding is the key to lasting success. As someone said a long time ago, give a man a fish and feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime.