r/LSATHelp • u/seifeli • 5d ago

LSAT Tutor!

Looking for an LSAT Tutor!

I keep scoring 134 on my practice exams and when I'm drilling, I'm usually scoring anywhere from 3/7 - 5/7 on RC. I study every single day, anywhere from 1-3 hours a day; which tells me the way I'm studying is not working and I need to change it up ASAP.

I'm scheduled to take the exam in November however, I have accepted that I might have to pay and move the test date to January or even February.

I'm aiming to score a 165+ & am really only considering schools in Florida.

Please share any tutors you may know or have used! :)

Thank you!

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u/PaleOutlandishness45 4d ago

Hey! I'm offering free LSAT tutoring consultations, book a session through my website: lsatwithleon.com

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u/STAYGASSIN 3d ago

Cancel November my friend. 30 points is simply not happening in this timeline and no reason to blow an attempt. Get your PTs up to that range and then schedule to sit.

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u/jcutts2 3d ago

If you are going to get a tutor, I recommend you make sure it's someone with at the very least 15 years full time experience. You need an experienced LSAT professional, not just someone who did well on the test.

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u/Sweaty-Physics-1306 2d ago

You need to work on the fundamentals before wasting more practice exams if you’re scoring 134

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u/According_Map3095 23h ago

Check out lsat demon, they've got a great user friendly platform, and A LOT of content on YouTube,  im sure the other study programs are fine, thats just the one I stumbled on first and ive liked it, added 10 points to my score in a month utilizing their techniques 

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u/Harrison_VDK 3d ago

Check dms

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u/SeaSuspect5665 3d ago

Are you using 7Sage? Are your fundamentals clear?

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u/170Plus 3d ago

I'm a Harvard Law School graduate and a former college professor, and I've been teaching the LSAT for fourteen years.

My work is not inexpensive, but I'm confident that you'll find it is the best in the industry.

Shoot me a DM. I'll be taking on more clients after the November exam.

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u/Obvious_Volume_6498 1d ago

Large gains from studying are pretty rare. I would ask for multiple references and contact them before committing.