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Personalized Tutoring From An LSAT Expert

Hi I’m Neil! I’m an LSAT tutor and a current student at Harvard Law School. I increased my own LSAT score 25 points from a 154 to a 179, and I’ve spent over 2,000 hours teaching the LSAT, regularly raising students to 170+ scores. My approach is built on how top scorers think, but tailored for where you are right now. My coaching style is direct, passionate, inquisitive, and wildly interactive. In our sessions, I will force you to think critically and engage with the material in ways you likely never have. 

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Your Success Is My Priority

1. I’m adaptive.

I will not waste time with cookie cutter lecturing. It is my job to uncover your unique challenges and understand exactly how you think about the LSAT. To do this, I will continually ask you questions and dynamically personalize the session based on your specific needs

2. I’m creative.

I will explain things in ten different ways until you really understand it. I use visuals, real world examples, formal logical rules, and whatever else it takes to help you see how simple the LSAT can be and how everything on the test is more connected than you think. 

3. I’m thorough.

To succeed on the LSAT, it is not enough to simply get a question right but to understand exactly why the right answer is right and the wrong answers are wrong. Together, we will dig deeply into every single question and spend significant time analyzing it from all angles. 

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After scoring a 170 on my first attempt at the LSAT, I had an ambitious goal to seriously improve my score, something that is very difficult to do once you’re already scoring in the 170s. I knew I needed a tutor who wouldn’t simply repeat textbook LSAT tips, but actually personalize my tutoring by analyzing my patterns of thinking and cutting to the core of my weaknesses and misconceptions so I could achieve mastery.
Chloe
Neil is an outstanding LSAT tutor who not only helped me lift the ceiling on my best score but also strengthened my overall aptitude and approach to the test. His ability to break down complex concepts into clear, actionable strategies made each session highly effective. Neil took the time to identify my specific weaknesses, tailored review to address them, and provided thoughtful feedback that consistently improved my performance.
Andrew
Working with my LSAT tutor, Neil, was a total game-changer. He didn’t just throw tips at me—he broke things down in a way that made sense and built my confidence with each session. Neil is also one of the most patient and caring tutors I’ve ever worked with. He’s genuinely invested in helping you reach your goal score and it shows in how he teaches.
Ropa
Neil is an amazing tutor and I don’t believe I would have improved nearly as much without his help. He’s extremely level-headed, knowledgeable, and clear in his explanations of the LSAT’s complex material.
GIULIO
There are few LSAT instructors who could have prepared me for the test as well as Neil did, but even fewer, if any, who could have combined the teaching skills with his personality and overall approach to the process.
BEN
Neil has everything you need in an LSAT tutor. He is a great teacher, has experience, is relatable, and can spot your trouble areas, providing essential strategies to overcome your challenges.
ROSIE
Comfortability with the LSAT seemed impossible when I was beginning and by the end, I was astounded at how my relationship to the exam had improved. He gets you there! Above all, though, he’s just a great guy! He’s really funny, smart, and makes test prep not feel like so much of a chore.
WESLEY
Neil recognizes that not every test taker has the same goals or abilities. He encouraged me to be optimistic and recognize my potential. He was supportive of my progress, but at the same time pushed me to be the best test taker I could be. I am proud of my improvement, and I could not have done it without Neil’s help.
Patrick
When I first met Neil, I was skeptical as to whether tutoring would enable me to significantly improve my LSAT score. I had spent many months studying for the exam through another tutoring program and felt frustrated that during my practice tests I was still scoring well below my goal. However, after several sessions with Neil, I immediately started testing better, eventually improving my score by more than ten points.
Isaac
I felt lost in how to improve my stagnant score until Neil came along and provided me with a sense of direction and a set plan.
Jamie
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About Me

LSAT Prep With Expertise and Precision

  • Worked With Over 100 LSAT Students
  • 2,000+ Hours of Teaching The LSAT
  • Experience With Multiple National Test Prep Companies

I genuinely love the LSAT. I think it is intellectually challenging, interesting, and teaches pragmatic skills that will be invaluable to you not only in law school but for the rest of your career as an attorney. 

I also know how important the LSAT is, and I am passionate about helping you succeed. I’ll push you to aim high and hold you accountable to your goals. Just one point can mean significant scholarships or admission to a life-changing school. Investing in your LSAT prep now pays off in ways that matter—and I’m committed to getting you there.

I make LSAT engaging and applicable to real life examples.

Your 3-Step Stellar to LSAT Success

1.Refining

This is the stage where you will build all of the fundamental skills you will need on the LSAT. The process will consist of learning the basics, practicing slowly while focusing purely on accuracy, and carefully reviewing every question you get wrong. Most students will blow through this stage or outright skip it entirely, immediately moving to timed practice sections. Do NOT make that mistake. If your score is not where you want it to be untimed, you should not even be thinking about the clock. You cannot run a 100 meter race before learning how to walk.

2.Racing

Once you have honed your accuracy, it is time to introduce a timer. But instead of limiting yourself to the 35 minutes allotted for each section, which will cause you to mindlessly rush through the section and fall back into bad habits, you should set a stopwatch that counts up. This will allow you to finish sections and continue to focus on accuracy while simultaneously pushing your pace and incrementally reducing the time it takes you to complete a section.

3. Rehearsing

Once you have reduced your time down to about 35 minutes without sacrificing accuracy, it is time to get ready for game day. In this stage, you will finally start working through timed 35 minute sections and completing full practice tests. This will help build your endurance and precision, so that you are ready for anything on test day.

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A Supportive Community of Serious Students
Join a group of students who are committed, focused, and working toward the same goal you are. It’s a space to ask questions, share strategies, and stay motivated.

Weekly Live Group Sessions
Each week, I lead a live session focused on LSAT fundamentals, common logical patterns, traps students fall into, and strategies for each section. We also leave time for open Q&A, so you can get your specific questions answered in real time.

Full Access to a Targeted Video Library
You’ll get on-demand access to a structured set of videos that break down the core skills tested on the LSAT. Unlike most test prep services, I keep things simple highlighting only the fundamental skills you will need to succeed on the LSAT.

My All-Inclusive Study Guide
An organized, visual roadmap covering exactly how to build your skills from the ground up. It includes section-specific strategies, pacing frameworks, flowcharts, and benchmarks so you always know what to focus on next.

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The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again but expecting different results

~Albert Einstein

Most students will grind through as many questions as they possibly can while barely, if at all, reviewing the mistakes they make. Burning through practice tests and expecting a score increase without thorough review is not going to work! You need to learn from every single mistake. Quality over quantity is key.

For Every Mistake, Ask Yourself These Four Questions

The Two Mistakes You Made

01
Why Did You Pick The Wrong Answer?
02
Why Didn't You Pick The Right Answer?

How To Fix Them

03
What Makes The Wrong Answer Wrong?
04
What Makes The Right Answer Right?

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What You Need to Know About My Tutoring

I’ll send you a Zoom link for our video call. We’ll use screen sharing to review questions together, and I’ll incorporate a whiteboard and online presentations to clarify key concepts and break down fundamentals when needed.

Please provide at least 24 hours' notice if you need to cancel or reschedule. I understand that emergencies happen and am generally flexible, but if it becomes a recurring issue, I’ll need to charge for the missed session.

Typically, I will meet with students once a week for 2 hour sessions. I recommend meeting for at least this much time to get optimal results. However, I am flexible and happy to discuss other options if you have unique circumstances.

I accept payments via Zelle or Venmo.

While I don’t offer formal free sessions, I’m happy to have a quick call to discuss your needs and create a study plan. I’m confident in the value I bring, but if you’re not satisfied after your first session, I offer a full refund.