LSAT Coaching

Saylor is a senior at Florida State University who grew up in sunny Sarasota, Florida. She is a Psychology major with a minor in criminology and is on the equestrian team at her school. Saylor enjoys traveling, she has lived in Italy and is currently learning Italian. Outside of her academic pursuits she spends her time cooking new foods, riding horses, reading mystery novels, and hanging out with her cats.

Kirti is an incoming 1L at Yale Law School. As a first-generation student, she recently graduated Summa Cum Laude from Villanova University with a B.A. in Political Science. In her academics, Kirti focuses on feminist scholarship in the fields of public policy and sociology. Kirti’s hobbies include pottery, acrylic painting, reading, and playing the 2048 game constantly.

Stephen is a 1L at Harvard Law School who grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee, and Los Angeles, California. He graduated magna cum laude from UC Berkeley, with degrees in Political Science and Legal Studies. He has also lived in China and speaks Mandarin Chinese fluently. In his free time, Stephen enjoys watercolor, reading, climbing, tennis, volleyball, and soccer. 

Sara is an incoming 1L at Harvard Law School who grew up in Toronto, Canada. Sara attended the University of Toronto for undergrad, where she studied psychology, criminology, and philosophy. She loves photography, reading books, exploring cafes, and going on hikes. She speaks Farsi, French, and Spanish, and loves learning and practicing new languages. 

Noelle recently started her 1L year at Harvard Law School after graduating from Stanford University this past spring with B.A.s in Psychology and Political Science. She is originally from Visalia, located in the California Central Valley, and she misses the West Coast dearly. When she isn't studying for class, Noelle can be found working as a Harvard tour guide, cheering on the San Francisco 49ers, reading romance novels, or watching 90s sitcoms. 

Ruhika is an incoming 1L at Harvard Law School and a recent graduate of Boston University magna cum laude with a B.A. in English and minors in Political Science and The Core Curriculum. While in college, Ruhika participated in several internships related to law and justice, including at the Department of Justice and the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts. She is originally from New York City and in her free time, Ruhika enjoys finding new restaurants around the city, doing jigsaw puzzles, biking, or exploring a local bookstore.

Ben is a 1L at Harvard Law School from Mt. Airy, MD. After graduating summa cum laude from Kenyon College with a degree in political science, he began tutoring students for the LSAT to help them towards their goals. Ben is a big Maryland sports fan and played baseball in college. He has also worked during his undergraduate degree at organizations to promote democracy and combat gerrymandering. Aside from the law, he enjoys studying computer science and neuroscience.

Abbey grew up in Cleveland and graduated from the University of Notre Dame with an honors degree in Economics and a minor in Italian Studies. She is currently an Economics Research Associate studying the efficacy of US poverty prevention programs. Outside of work, Abbey volunteers as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA), loves bar trivia with friends, and enthusiastically shares the history of Great Lakes shipwrecks with anyone interested.

Lucas is a 1L at Columbia Law School who grew up in the Bay Area and New York. He graduated summa cum laude from Haverford College with a degree in history and a minor in environmental science. Lucas has spent time studying and working in London, Paris, and Jakarta, and speaks English, German, and French. He enjoys cooking, reading, running, mountaineering, and chess.

Ben is a 1L at Harvard Law School. Originally from Hingham, MA, Ben graduated from Tabor Academy in 2020 and Brown University in 2024 as a Political Science concentrator. While at Brown he completed several internships related to law and policy, including with the Rhode Island Attorney General's Office and the Office of U.S. Senator Jack Reed. Outside of his academic pursuits he has worked as a marina launch driver, waterski instructor, line cook, and overnight camp counselor. 

Jacob is a 2L at Harvard Law School and a member of the Harvard Law Review. He grew up in central New Jersey before going to Wesleyan University, where he graduated Phi Beta Kappa and with High Honors in economics. He then worked for three years in economic consulting. In his free time, Jacob enjoys reading and playing piano and volleyball.

Jimmy is a senior at Hamilton College majoring in history with a minor in public policy. He played offensive line for the Hamilton football team and served as captain during his senior season. Jimmy grew up in Wilton, Connecticut and will fiercely argue that his home state has the best pizza in the country. In his free time, he enjoys visiting theme parks, reading about early American history, and rooting for Seattle sports teams.

Shreya is an international development and policy professional with a degree in International Relations from the University of Chicago. She has lived and worked across the US, India, Indonesia, Kenya, and the UK. She enjoys trying new restaurants, painting, rowing, and urban hiking. In her free time, she works with the Graduate Horizons program at Oxford University, helping refugee scholars with graduate school applications.

Raania graduated from the University of Michigan and was accepted to Columbia Law with a full-tuition scholarship. She also received over $800k in scholarships from law schools across the T-14. She's spent much of her career working in international law and migration rights with organizations like the International Rescue Committee and Amnesty International. Raania brings over 10 years of tutoring experience and specializes in crafting scholarship-worthy applications. She loves to spend her free time learning languages (7 so far!), reading adventure novels, traveling, and trying (badly) to learn new sports.

Daniel is an incoming 1L at the University of Michigan Law School who grew up in Atlanta, GA and graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a BA in Political Science, Business, and Economics. Prior to starting law school, he worked as an Account Executive at an advertising agency, promoting national brands such as Habitat for Humanity and Culligan Water. In his free time, Daniel is an impassioned reader of fiction, a volunteer with Ronald McDonald House Charities, and a below-average basketball player in his YMCA league.

Ellis is an incoming 1L at Columbia Law School from Pawlet, Vermont. He graduated from American University magna cum laude with a B.A. in Political Science and a minor in Philosophy. Ellis currently works as a Legal Assistant at a boutique appellate and antitrust litigation firm in Washington, DC. In his freetime, Ellis can be found watching Aston Villa matches, reading, or scouring for new restaurants. 

Taylor is a mathematical biologist with a doctorate from the University of Tübingen. As a researcher, his specialty is evolutionary game theory, on which he has published several peer-reviewed papers. Some of his other interests include Germanic linguistics, grand strategy games, and the political philosophy of Henry George. When he's not busy with research or tutoring, he can be found training Olympic-style weightlifting, sitting in on zoning board meetings, or shoveling the Minnesota snow---though typically not all at the same time.

Nick is a 1L at Harvard Law School from Naperville, IL. He graduated from Brown in 2023, majoring in computer science and biophysics. At Brown, he ran the college's FM radio station and also started after-school coding programs at local K-12 schools. After undergrad, Nick worked as a management consultant for 3 years in Washington, DC. In his free time, he enjoys playing tennis, producing house music, and learning photography.