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Get past the answer. Learn the reasoning.

Private, one-on-one online LSAT tutoring with Daniel. We work through the decisions behind your answers, then focus your study on what needs attention.

A free phone consultation · Subject to availability

177

Daniel’s LSAT score

$150/hr

Pay as you go, in USD

$125/hr

When you prepay 10 hours

The work

Specific questions. Better understanding.

More practice is useful when you know what you’re practicing.

  1. 01

    Find the reasoning.

    For Logical Reasoning, we slow down the argument: what is being claimed, what supports it, and what the answer needs to do.

  2. 02

    Read for structure.

    For Reading Comprehension, we trace the passage’s purpose, viewpoints, and shifts, then use that structure to evaluate the answers.

  3. 03

    Make review useful.

    We look at the choices you made, including timing. Your next practice should address a recognizable pattern.

Rates

Clear from the start.

Rates in USD. Tutoring terms

Standard

Pay as you go, any number of hours.

$150 per hour

Pay for hours

Commitment

Prepay 10 hours or more, used within 60 days.

$125 per hour

Prepay 10 hours

Advanced track

A timed score report of 167+ and at least 6 hours a week, prepaid in 30-day blocks. A few spots each month.

$100 per hour

Ask on a free call

November test takers

Registered for the November 2026 LSAT? Bring proof of registration.

$80 per hour

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Every student needs an active LawHub Advantage subscription from LSAC. Admissions review (essays, school lists, strategy): rate on request.

Unused prepaid hours are refundable within 7 days of purchase, and sessions move free with 24 hours’ notice. Details in the tutoring terms.

Not sure which fits? Start with a free 15-minute phone consultation, subject to availability. Committed students can qualify for the score guarantee.

Your tutor

Daniel. That’s who you’ll work with.

I tutor the LSAT full-time. I scored 177, but the part that matters in a lesson is being able to make the reasoning clear.

We start with your work: the question you hesitated on, the answer that almost fit, the passage that got away from you. That gives us something concrete to improve.

Daniel

Full-time online LSAT tutor · About Daniel

Before we begin

A few practical details.

What happens in the free consultation?

It’s a 15-minute phone call to see where you are with the LSAT: your goals, your timeline, and whether tutoring is a good fit. If you have a score report from LSAC, upload it when you book so Daniel can look at it before the call. The consultation is free and subject to availability. Tutoring lessons are paid.

Are the lessons one-on-one?

Yes. All tutoring is private and one-on-one with Daniel, every session.

Are the lessons online?

Yes. Daniel tutors online, with sessions focused on Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and the review process.

Do I need to buy a package?

No. You can pay as you go at $150 an hour, any number of hours. If you prepay 10 hours or more, used within 60 days, the rate is $125 an hour. Unused prepaid hours are refundable within 7 days of purchase.

What do I need before we start?

An active LawHub Advantage subscription from LSAC. Lessons and homework use real PrepTests from it.

What if I need to cancel a session?

Move it for free with at least 24 hours’ notice. A later cancellation or a no-show counts as a used hour. If Daniel cancels late or misses a session, you get 2 free hours for every hour missed.

Is there a score guarantee?

Yes, for students who commit to the full program: a set number of one-on-one hours with Daniel every week, all homework and check-ins, for at least three months. The thresholds and conditions are on the score guarantee page.

Can I start by looking at my score report?

Yes. The site has a separate free score-report PDF diagnostic you can use independently. It is separate from a consultation or a tutoring lesson.

A place to start

Let’s see if we’re a good fit.

Tell me where you are with the LSAT and where you’d like to go.

A phone consultation, not a lesson · Subject to availability