Private LSAT Tutors in New York City, NY

Prior to law school, Alice earned her Bachelor’s degree in French and marketing from Rutgers University-New Brunswick, where she graduated summa cum laude. At Rutgers, she was a course instructor, learning assistant, and research assistant and was the recipient of the John Van der Poel Award for written French and the Marguerite Lentz Richards Prize in French. She has also been inducted into several honor societies, including the Matthew Leydt Society, Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Beta Kappa, and Phi Sigma Iota. Alice also worked as an English teaching assistant at a French high school, Lycee Jean Zay, in Aulnay-sous-Bois, funded by a Fulbright Grant. 

Alice is passionate about making a difference in students' academic journeys. She finds immense satisfaction in helping students break down complex processes into manageable steps. She has worked extensively with students throughout her career, helping them improve their writing and verbal communication skills. 

As a tutor, Alice is highly skilled at developing a realistic study plan with students to structure their  LSAT prep. Her strength lies in her ability to focus on their individual needs, learning styles, strengths, and weaknesses and tailoring her approach accordingly. She also helps students balance their time effectively, aligning their study plans with their goals and objectives. Alice is thrilled to work with students and is committed to helping them reach their full potential.

When she’s not tutoring, Alice enjoys reading, baking, and hiking. Fluent in Romanian, French, and English, she is always keen to learn new phrases in any language. Alice's passion for learning, combined with her impressive academic background, makes her an invaluable asset to the Juris team.

Caleb has years of experience teaching people of all ages. He served as a teaching assistant for two years, working with hundreds of students in one-on-one office hours, as well as teaching large groups in lecture and semester review settings. His tutoring experience has covered a wide range of subjects, including statistics, coding (R and Stata), professional writing, academic writing, political science research methods, and more. Additionally, he volunteered for two years with his church, where he worked as a teacher for hundreds of people of all ages and backgrounds.

Caleb has also been involved in research throughout his academic career, focusing on political extremism, American history, Chinese history, and the Arab-Israeli conflict. He is also a fellow at the Center for the Study of Elections and Democracy, a political research group at BYU. 

Caleb is passionate about using his expertise to help students reach their target scores. In his tutoring practice, he highlights the importance of mastering foundational concepts through repeated practice. Additionally, he believes in building trust and providing support to ensure student success.

As a tutor, Caleb brings genuine excitement to each session, aiming to make the daunting LSAT prep process more enjoyable, less intimidating, and far from boring. His enthusiasm is infectious, helping students feel more engaged and motivated. He leads with patience and is known for his friendly, personable, and understanding demeanor, which creates a supportive and encouraging learning environment.

Outside of tutoring, Caleb enjoys sports, music, and video games. He considers himself to be a massive nerve because he ordered thick philosophy textbooks to study on his own as soon as he graduated from BYU!

Clara brings a wealth of knowledge and personal experience to their tutoring sessions. Having taken the LSAT themselves, they understand the challenges students face when preparing for this critical exam. They have many relatable strategies and tools to help make the entire LSAT process less daunting and more manageable.

Clara believes in the importance of building a strong sense of trust and understanding with students, particularly when it comes to understanding their needs and goals. They recognize that everyone learns differently, and they tailor their tutoring approach to engage with these differences rather than using a one-size-fits-all method.

When they’re not helping students conquer the LSAT, Clara can be found exploring the parks and coffee shops of Brooklyn, where they currently reside. They love fostering dogs, reading memoirs and dystopian novels, and supporting their friends at live music performances. Clara is also a self-proclaimed puzzle and word game enthusiast, which might explain why they enjoy helping people excel on LSAT questions so much!