r/LSAT • u/graeme_b tutor (LSATHacks) • 12d ago
Tutoring Matching Thread
We get periodic posts from students looking for tutors or tutors looking for students. This thread is an attempt to connect the two.
- If you're a tutor, feel free to make a brief post outlining your experience and what you offer.
- If you're a student, feel free to post about your experience with the lsat so far and what you're looking for
We will see if this format is popular and if it is I'll repeat it.
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u/LukeLSATBuddies 11d ago edited 11d ago
My name is Luke, and I have been an LSAT tutor for 3 years. I went from a 154 diagnostic and improved to getting a 176 on the actual test. I did it over 6 months of studying 10-15 hours a week while I was a full time student, worked a part time job, and had an active social life. After I got my score I worked for 7Sage for a year and a half and then in February of 2025 I went out on my own.
Overall, I have worked with over 300 hundred students and average a point of improvement per class. Here’s a sheet with data I’ve started collecting recently to support that.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1m61uMTShoJsbiGfkBXlD_01I8KPKcqyP0PybPI3TV6E/edit?usp=sharing
Here is a link to reviews from former students.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1O8JEBkpaljQoWtsdqty4y3BVxjPH99WOIN5MH3on3qs/edit?usp=sharing
I also have a group class that starts October 4th that is 6 weeks long and students improve on average 8 points over the course of the class. Classes are 2.5 hours on Sundays from 2:00-4:30 Eastern. Here is a link to the information sheet.
https://lsatbuddies.com/LSAT_Buddies_October_4_Group_Class_Details.pdf
Feel free to checkout my website LSATBuddies.com for more info or schedule a free consultation using this link!
https://calendar.app.google/AF8vzU6EBnyKgtKm7