"I grew up in Eastern Washington and moved west to pursue a degree in business at the University of Washington. To finance my studies, I spent my summers and much of my spring commercial fishing in Alaska. It was during these demanding days at sea that I also prepared for the LSAT. I faced challenges, including two unsuccessful attempts to take the exam in a remote Alaskan fishing town, where I lost power during the final section both times. However, I remained determined, and on my third attempt, I finally earned a score of 177 on the November 2020 exam. What could have been frustrating became an opportunity to sharpen my skills and manage the fatigue many students experience.

I am currently a law student at Washington University in St. Louis, and I bring valuable experience from working with a major LSAT test prep company. In this role, I tutored students, led live classes, wrote answer explanations for official prep test questions, and crafted new approaches to the company’s curriculum. This background enhances my ability to guide students through the complexities of the LSAT, helping them develop essential skills and strategies.

With over 3,000 hours of LSAT instruction since I began tutoring in October 2021, I’ve tailored effective strategies to the specific challenges students face. For logical reasoning, I provide practical techniques to break down arguments and identify incompleteness, empowering students to approach questions with confidence. In reading comprehension, I emphasize meaningful engagement with the passages, teaching students to articulate the author's points in their own words and connect insights to main ideas. Guiding students throughout their LSAT journey is something I truly love. Whether you're aiming for a top law school or hoping to improve your score to attend your hometown school, I’ve got you covered." less...