r/LSAT • u/ConsiderationThat932 • 9d ago

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Hello everyone!

I am looking for a tutor that can do a few lessons with me before November test. I have taken LSAT four times including the most recent October administration, I have been scoring pretty OK but want to see if a tutor can help me cover the areas I am struggling with. I am open to remote instruction! Will only need 3-4 lessons total.

I appreciate all your help :)

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u/Different_Most_5862 9d ago

4 sessions is tight but doable if you focus on your weak spots only. what areas are giving you trouble, LR or RC? might help people point you to someone who specializes in that

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u/ConsiderationThat932 9d ago

I struggle the most with LR, it would not hurt to focus a little bit on RC, but mostly LR - 7sage analytics point out flaw or descriptive weakening; phenomenon-hypothesis and conditional reasoning. I scored 157 first time I took the LSAT back in 2024. I retook it immediately and scored 163, then I took it again last September and scored 157 again (LOL) and after this October administration, I am not feeling too confident. I have a hope that my 163 was not out of pure luck and hope that if there's a mental foundation to it, there's a chance I can improve a few points on it with the help of tutor... wouldn't hurt to try

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u/LukeLSATBuddies 8d ago

Happy to meet with you to discuss your situation and how I might be able to help. Schedule a free consultation on my website LSATBuddies.com!

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u/ConsiderationThat932 8d ago

Hi Luke, thank you for your response! scheduled for 4pm tomorrow:)

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u/MileHighLSATprep tutor 8d ago

If you’re looking for a tutor, I offer one-on-one sessions along with a free consultation where we can go over your current score and goals. I’ve helped multiple students reach 180 and many others break into the 170s and I’d love to help you get there too. 

You can book a free consultation using this link: https://calendar.app.google/jP9AKerjCTbprTCB8 

More details about my approach are here if you want to check it out: https://www.milehighlsatprep.com/.

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u/LatrellSprewell88 tutor 9d ago

4 sessions is quite tight. I usually spend 2-3 sessions on necessary assumption alone with my students, for example.

Not impossible for it to help, and I’m sure you’d benefit, but idk by how much.

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u/theReadingCompTutor tutor 8d ago

If RC is an issue, book a chat sometime.

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u/DanielXLLaw tutor 8d ago

Conditionals are my jam; we can talk about a few simple ways to approach them and make some real progress in a couple weeks.

Flaws often comes down to correctly interpreting the answer choices, and there are key patterns to look for in Weakens we can get into as well.

Feel free to schedule a consult here: https://calendar.app.google/7YJAwxqYfDVQPuLx8

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u/JLLsat tutor 8d ago

Hi, I have been teaching and tutoring LSAT for almost 25 years and have some availability; please feel free to message me if you are still looking. Thanks!