LSAT Tutoring
Your LSAT score shapes both where you get into law school and how much scholarship money you receive. A 5-point swing can be the difference between a regional school and a T14 — and between sticker price and a full ride.
Why the LSAT is hard
The LSAT isn’t a knowledge test. There’s no syllabus to memorize and no content to cover. It tests skills — reading carefully under time pressure, breaking apart arguments, identifying assumptions, and writing tight prose — that most students haven’t been trained in explicitly. Improvement comes from drilling specific question types until you recognize their patterns, not from studying harder.
Most self-studiers plateau because they keep practicing without diagnosing what’s actually slowing them down. I work with LSAT students to find the bottleneck and break through it.
My LSAT background
I scored a 175 on the LSAT. Before law school, I worked as a high school teacher and as an instructor for two major LSAT test prep companies, where I built a track record of moving student scores. I’ve tutored the LSAT one-on-one for many years since.
Because I've taught inside major test prep programs, I can work alongside whatever you’re already doing — PowerScore, Blueprint, 7Sage, Kaplan, Manhattan Prep, your own self-study plan, or no plan at all. I often teach from the PowerScore Bibles, but I'm fully flexible and can tailor instruction to any preferred materials or strategy. I’m a complement to whatever you’re using, not a replacement.
How I work with LSAT students
The first session is diagnostic. We look at your timed practice tests — not just the score, but where you’re losing points: question type, reading approach, timing collapse, anxiety patterns. From there, I build a study plan around your specific weaknesses and your timeline.
A typical engagement includes:
Diagnostic analysis of your practice test history to identify what's actually costing you points
Targeted drilling on the question types you miss most, with detailed review of why correct answers work and wrong answers tempt
Timing strategy — how to pace, when to skip, how to handle the unscored section
Reading comprehension frameworks for handling dense passages efficiently
Argumentative Writing prep for the now-graded writing section, including reusable structural templates
Custom practice sets with detailed feedback
Sessions are remote and scheduled around your timeline.
Results
“Sean is very strategic in his teaching and tailors lessons to fit his students’ long-term needs and goals. He will help you leverage your strengths and overcome your weaknesses. Lessons are engaging and he is very attentive. Would absolutely recommend!”
— Zuhoor R., Loyola Law School
“I went from a 145 to 176 using Sean to supplement my paid course.”
— Cobe W., Current 2L at Cornell Law School
Get started
The first call is free. We'll look at where your scores are now, where you want them to be, and what's most likely to move the needle in your timeline.