My Approach to LSAT Tutoring
Confidence through understanding. Success through effort.
I didn’t attend a top law school or earn a perfect LSAT score. But I did something just as meaningful: I studied for the LSAT as a non-native English speaker, attended law school at night while supporting a family, and passed the bar exam on my first attempt. That journey shaped not only my legal career—but also my passion for helping others succeed.
My Teaching Philosophy
I believe the best way to prepare for the LSAT is to do the thinking yourself. My role as a tutor is not to lecture, but to guide you—step by step—so you build the skills, confidence, and mindset needed to master the test. I ask questions, challenge your reasoning, and help you uncover the logic behind every answer.
Because when you understand the LSAT deeply, you don’t just memorize strategies—you own them.
Why I Tutor ESL & International Students
As an immigrant to the U.S. and a non-native English speaker, I know how overwhelming the LSAT can feel. That’s why I specialize in working with international and ESL students—to help you:
Navigate the language and logic of the test
Build confidence in your reading and reasoning skills
Develop a study plan that fits your life, your goals, and your background
What You Can Expect
A tutor who listens, adapts, and respects your journey
A structured, supportive environment where you do the work—and grow from it
Honest feedback, realistic expectations, and a shared commitment to your success
My goal is simple:
To put you in the best position to perform at your highest potential—on the LSAT and beyond. Because with the right mindset and consistent practice, you can do this.
Remember: Practice makes progress. Progress builds confidence. Confidence leads to success.
