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Degrees
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B.A.S., M.A.T., J.D.
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My Expert Service
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I'm an attorney licensed in Virginia and DC and I currently offer tutoring for the Law School Admissions Test.
The exam's subject matter is not impossible, but the narrow window of time made available to complete the exam makes it seem that way. Extensive preparation places you in the best position to answer each question within the space of approx. 1min., 10 sec. Focused study of the Logical Reasoning topics alone will enable students to answer the questions in those two sections (50% of the exam) without having to "guess" at the answers like I did the first time I took the exam after taking a Kaplan course in 1995.
I began doing this in August 2007 with just one enrollee. On his first diagnostic exam with me, he matched his score from the first time he took the actual LSAT. This score was not high enough to get him into law school.
One month later, just before taking the real LSAT again, he was testing out at around 165 – the score required for admission to top-20 tier one law schools like NYU and Harvard. An administrator at Georgetown his indicated to him that this score should get him in. I look forward to being able to pay back his $100 for a score at or above 163 - as agreed.
My wife, also an attorney, did a great job with his law school application. I thought his personal statement was fine until my wife pointed out that he failed to state his particular reason for attending the particular law school to which he was applying. As a recent Georgetown graduate, I was able to help make sure that his application stood out by referencing the unique aspects of the Georgetown J.D. degree program pertinent to his professional goals.
You may be taking the next scheduled LSAT exam at the end of this month. You might find that the answers don’t make sense – much less the questions. You may find that you have problems pacing yourself – and therefore continue to run out of time taking the test.
Get help now.
I don’t offer a money-back guarantee, but I offer an incentive – a $100 refund to anyone who scores 163 (90th percentile) or above on the LSAT within a year of receiving my tutelage. It's a refund I look forward to paying. I also now offer a $100 discount for each referral.
Please consider all information above before responding. I can send you a PayPal invoice to ensure your time on one of the next upcoming weekends. If you would like to pay via PayPal and you use a different e-mail address for PayPal than the one I have, please provide that.
If you are interested, please feel free to contact me via the link below for your free initial consultation. Thanks.
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Experience & Qualifications
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I graduated from law school in 2004 and am a junior associate with a small litigation firm in the Washington, DC area. I'm presently tutoring in order to supplement my income as a practicing attorney with a small litigation boutique firm.
I've been teaching and tutoring for years. I hold a Juris Doctorate from the Georgetown University Law Center and a Bachelor of Applied Science from the University of Pennsylvania. After earning an M.A.T. degree from South Carolina State University in 1998, I taught intermediate algebra at a local technical college. I began tutoring for the LSAT in August 2007.
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email/chat
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