I graduated from UCLA, with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications. Since graduation, I have worked in higher education administration, email communications for clients like non-profits, and helped schools get free federally-funded COVID tests.

I also took LSAT. And while the process was inevitably stressful in some ways, I found myself enjoying the studying process. The LSAT is a well-designed, teachable, tricky test. I am passionate about passing along any knowledge, strategies, tools, thought processes, and explanations that could help another student achieve their goal score.

For this reason, I specialize in tutoring for the LSAT. I am here to help you wherever you are on your LSAT preparation journey. If you're right at the beginning, I can help you create your study schedule, gather LSAT studying resources, go over your diagnostic exam, demystify the exam, etc. If you've got other LSAT study resources you're using, I can help you incorporate them into our 1-on-1 tutoring sessions. Depending on your needs, I will get as broad as discussing overarching thought processes (for example, to apply to Logical Reasoning sections as a whole) or as specific as providing detailed explanations to every practice test question you find confusing.

Whatever you need on for the next step of your LSAT preparation process, I'm here to help you eventually reach your goal score.