I wasn’t a natural at the LSAT. I started with a diagnostic range in the 140s and scratched and clawed my way to an official 176 with a perfect Reading Comprehension score. I'm not just good at the LSAT — I'm good at getting better at it. And that's a subtle but important distinction.

LSAT naturals rarely make strong teachers. It was easy for them, so why isn’t it easy for you? They just got it, so why don’t you just get it? You want an instructor who struggled, who earned their score the same way you'll earn yours: with hard work, sustained effort, and unfaltering determination.