Every LSAT Point is Worth ~$10,000 in Scholarship Money, &
Is Tutoring Worth It? Well…
Every LSAT Point is Worth ~$10,000 in Scholarship Money
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Admissions Gives the LSAT Significantly More Weight Than Your GPA
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Better Schools Correlate With Higher Starting Salaries
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The Average Law Student Graduates With $140,000 in Debt
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Every LSAT Point is Worth ~$10,000 in Scholarship Money ⚖ Admissions Gives the LSAT Significantly More Weight Than Your GPA ⚖ Better Schools Correlate With Higher Starting Salaries ⚖ The Average Law Student Graduates With $140,000 in Debt ⚖
More Acceptance Letters ● Higher Scholarship Amounts ● More Prestigious Schools ● Better Career Opportunities ● Less Debt ● More Options
The LSAT is probably the toughest and most consequential test you will ever take
Let Douglas Lawrence, one of the most experienced LSAT tutors on the planet, help you get the score you deserve
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it is weighted more than your GPA, more than your work experience, and more than your extracurriculars. And if your score is high enough, it can mean a partial or even full-ride scholarship. And it’s something you can still improve.
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I have over 25 years of experience, thousands of IRL teaching hours, a 99th percentile score on an officially administered LSAT, a JD from Berkeley Law, and am a member in good standing of the California Bar. The thing you're trying to do? I’ve done it. I studied for the LSAT and scored in the 99th percentile and went to Berkeley Law and became an attorney. I know the journey.
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Students from a wide range of backgrounds. Every one of them gave me a deeper and better perspective of what was holding them back and how to move through it. They have gone on to attend elite law schools like Harvard, Yale, Stanford, UC Berkeley, UCLA, NYU, Columbia, University of Michigan, University of Chicago, University of Virginia, and many, many more.
Large test prep companies randomly assign you a tutor from a group with an average level of experience far below mine. I encourage you to fact check me. I used to be one of those tutors, but after decades spent accumulating experience I choose to work for myself.
When you work with me, you know you are working with one of the most experienced LSAT tutors on the planet.
Whether you need to supplement a prep course, focus on specific LSAT topics, or learn the test from the ground up, I can help
Unsolicited Feedback From My Students
“I got a 178 on the August test and am still reeling, I was hoping for the 170s but did not expect this. Thank you so much for being funny as hell and such an engaging and excellent teacher. You built such a strong foundation for me, and I'm really glad I chose you!”
— Amelia G.
“Score Update.... 170!!!!! So excited! I am grateful for your thorough teaching and our 1:1 tutoring over the last several months. Really could not have done it without you and so glad to end up with this result!”
— William F.
“I wanted to let you know that after doing poorly in October, I got a 174 on the February LSAT. Thank you so much for all your help - everything you taught me was hugely helpful and I really enjoyed working with you!”
— Joshua A.
“After getting into to multiple schools, I’ve accepted an offer to Santa Clara Law with a full tuition scholarship! Thank you for all your help in getting me here!”
— Eleni M.
“I wanted to let you know my LSAT score, and thank you again for all your help. I think you'll see just how much you truly affected me:
First PT: 153
September LSAT: 167
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!!”
— Mark V.
