4 LSAT Tutors Found Near Lexington, KY
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Columbia Univ. Graduate / JD -- Philosophy, English and Essay Writing
Although I just recently joined Wyzant, I have tutored students in Philosophy, English and all related verbal and composition skills, including essay-writing, reading comprehension, grammar and style for more than 15 years. I received my BA degree, magna cum laude, in Philosophy and English (double major) from Columbia University; my JD degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School; and an MBA degree in Finance and Economics, with Honors, from the University of California, Los Angele... [more]
Experienced and Knowledgeable ESL & JSL Language Arts Tutor
In Japan most of the MK's were home schooled. In order to prepare them for their LSAT's I took them through the tests times as they would have to take them under the real test conditions. After the first test we dealt with areas of difficulty, and then re-took. We went through this process three times, and the students did well on the tests. By doing so many times tests and then reviewing the weaker areas they improved with each test. I have taught and tutored English as a Second Language for more than 30 years, in Japan and in the U.S. My range of experience in teaching is broad, having [more]
Math Tutoring and Test Prep
First, a bit about me... I live in the northwestern part of Columbus, Ohio, not far from Dublin, Worthington, and Powell. I am 57 years old. I hold a graduate degree from a Big Ten university (no, not Ohio State, though both of my kids graduated from OSU) and work for the Ohio Department of Education. My field is testing and assessment, and my understanding of tests and test items has proved helpful in preparing students for standardized tests. I specialize in high school and college-lev... [more]
Patient and Knowledgeable LSAT Tutor
Hey I'm Forest! I recently graduated cum laude from Ohio Wesleyan University where I was a Political Science major and minor in International Relations. After taking a moot court class my sophomore year, I decided to pursue law school and haven't looked back since. Although I initially began studying for the LSAT last summer, I continually struggled to see any real improvement until I abandoned the well-known test prep books I had bought and enrolled in an online course. Dozens of prep tests... [more]
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