About Me

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.

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