Join my study group. Same test, same schedule, same goal. Only 15 seats, and the price goes up as they fill.
Every point matters.
Applications are at their highest level in years, and more applicants have top scores. That raises the bar everywhere, even at the "safer" schools. Your score is the one part of your application you can still move a lot, fast.
A higher score opens doors that a great GPA alone can't.
Schools pay for high scores. A few points can be worth more than a year of tuition.
Not a video course. Live sessions twice a month, a group test day every month, and a group that keeps you showing up.
Add the part they can't sell you: discipline.
Big courses give you videos and question banks. What they can't give you is a group that expects you to show up. The Study Group works alongside Kaplan, Blueprint, 7Sage, or your own plan.
Sessions on the calendar, all the way to test day. No more "I'll study tomorrow."
Skip test day and the group knows. That's the point.
Stuck on a question from your course? Bring it. I'm taking the same test.
Early seats cost less. The price goes up as seats fill.
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Most students need 8 to 12 weeks of focused work. Starting now puts you right on schedule.
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Last day to register for January
January test
Scores come out
I'm a pre-law student. I scored 174 on my very first official practice test, then did it again on the next one. But a high score isn't the real reason to study with me.
Friends have always come to me when they're stuck on their studies. I'm patient, I explain things in plain English, and we don't move on until it clicks. No question is too basic.
I'm taking the January test myself, and I'd rather not study alone. So I'm opening up my study group to 15 people who want to put in the work with me. Not a random tutor from a big company. Me, all the way to test day, right next to you.
A LawHub Advantage subscription from LSAC (about $115 a year). It has the official practice tests we'll use.
Both. Online over Zoom, or in person on campus.
Payment is due upfront. The Study Group is paid in full to hold your seat. I'll send you a secure card payment link and you'll get a receipt by email.
Because I'm in it with you. I'm on the same schedule, under the same pressure, working the same questions. You get a clear plan, a group that keeps you showing up, and a guide who scored 174 twice.
No. Nobody honest can. What I promise is clear, patient teaching and a group that keeps you on track. The points come from the work you put in.
No more Logic Games. It's now Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension, plus a separate writing task. I tested on this new format.
Text me to save your seat, or ask me anything first.