Frequently Asked Questions

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  • I tutor the LSAT online, one-on-one. I usually use Zoom, but I have FaceTime and other mediums, at students’ requests.

  • Getting started is simple. Schedule a free 30 minute consult by clicking the link at the top of the page.

  • Yes! Just about every student whom I have worked with has had double-digit improvements in their LSAT scores. Many of my students have gone on to T-14 and other top schools!

  • This is true. However, my methods and techniques are unique, proprietary, and have incredibly high success and student satisfactory rates.

    Very frequently, students come to me already having worked with one or more other tutors, including some “big-named” tutors who charge much more than I do.

    You already have your GPA. You have your extracurriculars. The LSAT is the one variable left in your hands that can make-or-break your admission into your dream school. And, each increased point on the LSAT can mean tens of thousands in scholarships.

    Preparing for the LSAT is a big investment; there is no doubt about that. You should definitely find a tutor that works well for you, and it is certainly possible that is not me. But this is a big decision to make, and that is why I offer a free 30 minute call.

  • Fill out the contact form or email me at JaredTheTutorGuy@gmail.com. Most of the time, including weekends and holidays, you can expect a response from me in minutes to hours. At most, expect a response within 24 hours.

  • Prices are listed in the “Shop” tab. For students with fee waivers, or for students pursuing public interest law, please contact me for a lower rate. Please also contact me for alternative payment methods.

    I also offer payment plans for clients to pay for sessions over weeks or months.

  • Almost all students describe me as unique. Most students see marked improvement rapidly when implementing my strategies and techniques.

    I develop targeted, evidence-based study plans that identify each student’s specific weaknesses and build the exact skills needed for higher LSAT performance. My approach combines:

    • Diagnostic precision: deep analysis of practice test results to pinpoint error patterns and timing problems.

    • Strategy first: proven, repeatable methods for reading comp and logical reasoning that reduce guesswork and increase consistency.

    • Drill with purpose: focused practice that isolates one skill at a time and then reintegrates it into simulated test conditions.

    • Timing mastery: tactics for efficient passage triage, question triage, and section pacing so students finish with confidence.

  • Absolutely. I have had many students who have come to me with extremely advanced knowledge and who only wish to work on a particular skill, like diagramming or one or two question types. I don’t waste students’ time. If there is a specific facet of the test you wish to focus on, we can almost certainly get it done.

  • Schedule a consult and we can discuss your situation. While I try and charge fair prices for my services, given my experiences and results with students, I hate making my services cost-prohibitive.