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From specialized programs to T14 - our team has helped students get into dream schools across the United States.
A lawyer with a passion for coaching.
Socratic. Energizing. Communicative.
Hi. I am Michael and I live in Toronto, Ontario with my cat Griz.
As a curious and talkative student, I always imagined I would go to law school. I wrote the LSAT after completing a degree in political theory and philosophy at McGill University. I scored a 170.
With a strong score in hand, I worked on my law school applications. At the time, I was working for a Member of Parliament. I still remember sitting in my office when my caller ID said “University of Toronto.” I had been accepted into law school.
I veered towards litigation during law school, receiving a prize of second place oralist in the Laskin Moot. After graduating from law school and passing the Ontario Bar, I worked in both the public and private sectors, assisting on two trials in excess of 6 weeks. I loved the court room, but the truth is my passion lay elsewhere: education and mentorship.
For over a year I have been working as an LSAT tutor and have loved the chance to mentor future lawyers. I have spent over 1000 hours working one-on-one with students to sharpen their logical reasoning skills. Teaching is a joy for me.
For me, LSAT tutoring is about more than just test preparation. I see tutoring as an opportunity to mentor future lawyers and build key skills that will last beyond the LSAT. This is a challenge I approach with empathy, understanding that every student comes facing unique obstacles.
Outside of tutoring I enjoy rock climbing, cycling, and music. I am an adoring cat owner, and Griz will often sit in on tutoring sessions.
A mentor who builds up others.
Calming. Flexible. Efficient.
Hello, I am Hussam, and I live in Edmonton, Alberta.
Like all the cool kids in high school, I loved my copy of John Rawls’ Theory of Justice. Entering an economics undergraduate program, I was excited to engage my peers in the great debates over the social good.
In truth, there were a lot of graphs. Graphs are important, but they are not as satisfying for me as a really solid argument.
So, I turned my attention to law. I knew I was on the right path when I started studying for the LSAT. Don’t hate me – but I found it really fun! I scored a 175 and received acceptance from a top 10 American law school.
Truth is, I am a huge nerd, but I also love new foods, beautiful art and adventure. So, I decided to put off law school for a couple years in order to travel ….and of course to read some more books.
I am so thrilled to be tutoring with Supreme LSAT during this period. I love tutoring the LSAT because it is not a test of what you know but rather how you think. I love helping my students get into their dream law schools, and even more so helping them become better thinkers.
A debate coach with a gift for explaining.
Eloquent. Professional. Sharp.
Hi, I am Chase and I live in Philidelphia.
Growing up, I was a shy kid. I was better at reading than recess. I wanted to find a way out of my shell, so I signed up for the school debate team. At first, I was terrible. I found myself in front of a full classroom, struggling to find my next word.
I was determined to master the art of debate. So I studied the top debaters as they argued, read a ton, and refused to give up. Ultimately, I earned my place as president of our high school team. At University, I continued debating and won our regional championship. No longer a shy kid, I had learned to harness the power of argument.
Knowing that law school was the best place to hone my ability for incisive argumentation, I decided to take the LSAT. Taking my first practice test felt like standing in front of the classroom for that first debate. I stared at questions at a loss for words. I was determined to improve and so I spent months studying. Ultimately, this hard work paid off and I scored a 180.
I am currently a student at Carey Law School at the University of Pennsylvania. I want to help others get into law school as well. More than just a score and acceptance letter, I love helping others unleash their powers of argumentation. Learning how to reason helped me find my voice, and I want to help others do the same.
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A personal trainer for your body and your mind.
Patient. Visual. Detailed.
Howdy! I’m Charles and I live in Vancouver, BC. I am here to get your body and mind in shape for the LSAT.
In my first year of undergraduate studies at the University of British Columbia, I read some words from Socrates that changed my life: “It is a shame for a man to grow old without seeing that which his mind and body is capable of.” I wanted to see what I was capable of, so I started hitting the gym.
At first training was intimidating, and for a while I was getting nowhere. But then I realized something important: I needed a strategy. By thinking through my goals and closely sticking to my action plan I was able to reach my fitness goals. Eventually, I became a certified strength and conditioning specialist.
I never forgot that other part of what Socrates said —growing the mind. Indeed, I noticed that as I became more physically active my mental clarity was also improving. I wanted to test this newfound strength, and what better way to do that than with the LSAT. Initially, I struggled all the same, but I developed a systematic approach and pushed myself to follow it. My determination paid off when I scored a 176 and accepted to Canada's top law schools.
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I have now been tutoring the LSAT for over a year, helping others reach their Socratic peaks. I help my students find the same sense of vision and discipline that I brought to my own fitness and LSAT goals. As both an LSAT tutor and Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, I have experience helping students find their motivation, learn discipline, and develop powerful strategies. Unlike some other tests, the LSAT is truly a performance that requires a student to nurture their mind-body connection.
A linguist who turns the LSAT into an epic puzzle.
Discerning. Easy-going. Genuine.
Hi! My name is Laurel and I grew up in Denver, Colorado.
In high school, French was my favorite class. I loved dissecting the language to figure out how it worked. I had so many questions that my teacher could not keep up (and it didn’t exactly make me popular). To find the answer, I enrolled in a BA in linguistics.
This degree required a course in formal logic. It was fun! When the class finished, I wanted more. A former classmate was kvetching to me about their LSAT, and they didn’t love my reply: “that sounds fun.”
To extend my logical journey, I enrolled for the February LSAT. I scratched the itch. It was a real challenge, to the point I ended up taking the test twice. After many practice tests, passage explanations, and vocabulary games - I scored a 172 and admission to Columbia Law.
For me, the LSAT was always about discovering the depths of the English language. As a tutor, I love helping my students develop their own passion for reasoning. I take pride in helping students achieve their goals, and even more in helping them find joy in language.
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A New Yorker who loves a good challenge
Methodical. Adaptive. Supportive.
Hi, I am Gabrielle and I live in New York.
“You would love this test.” To be honest, I wasn’t thinking about law school. But a few friends told me that I had to try the LSAT. I decided to give the test a shot… and they were right.
I didn’t get quite the score I wanted… but I loved it. I saw a complex puzzle before me, and I knew I needed to figure it out. At this point, I didn’t even know if I wanted to go to law school. I just knew I needed to conquer the LSAT.
I worked incredibly hard, and in the end scored a 177. After taking a break for cooking school - I applied to law programs. As a true new yorker, I decided to stay in new york and attended NYU law. Afterwards, I joined the litigation management team at an insurance firm.
The feeling of excitement that I had when receiving my LSAT score was a big moment for me. I love helping other people experience that for themselves. That’s why I started tutoring the LSAT.
The LSAT is a test of logic, but it's also a test of resilience, calm, and creativity. My approach to teaching is one of patience and encouragement. I use my own medication and nature based practices to create a supportive environment for my students to thrive.
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