[blindlaw] LSAT Tutor

[Singh, Nandini]

There is a big law attorney in D.C. who does private LSAT tutoring. Since at the time D.C. was near me, I went to him directly. However, I bet he would be okay conducting lessons over the phone or by Face Time. He was great! He recommended which books to use to practice, supplied me with a bunch of previous LSAT exams, and provided me a small series of worksheets that explain how the exam works. He even explained in detail how to get the correct answers when I was first learning how to take the exam. His hourly rates were pretty reasonable. I do not think I spent more than $1000, including the cost of the textbooks I bought myself. Feel free to contact me off-list if you have more questions.

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Hello,
Does anyone on this list no of any good LSAT tutor companies? I live in Omaha, Nebraska. Does anyone know of any companies that are national that has LSAT tutors? Or where did you guys and gals get your tutors? What companies did you go through? Would a law school have them?

Thanks
John Gardner
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