by Carrie Bach | Mar 19, 2021 | LSAT, LSAT Logical Reasoning, LSAT Reading Comprehension, LSAT Study
The LSAT is a tough test in any situation, but it’s even harder when English isn’t your native language. Still, there are specific ways that you can build your English skills to prepare for LSAT vocabulary words. And there are some methods you want to avoid because...
by Carrie Bach | Mar 19, 2021 | LSAT, LSAT Study
I’m going to tell you something here that not many LSAT prep companies are willing to admit. And I’m telling you it at the risk of making myself look like a bad or ineffective tutor. But it’s the honest truth about how long LSAT prep actually takes....
by Carrie Bach | Mar 15, 2021 | LSAT, LSAT Study
One of the things I learned while in graduate school learning to teach languages is the importance of having a strong, research- and values-driven teaching philosophy. In my LSAT tutoring, my teaching philosophy is one of the ways I make sure I’m a good fit for...
by Carrie Bach | Feb 1, 2021 | LSAT, LSAT Study
The legal profession is almost by definition competitive. Depending on the field of law you enter, your job may involve lots of argumentation and the need to outsmart or outperform an opposing legal team. It’s natural that the professional would attract those...
by Carrie Bach | Jan 25, 2021 | LSAT, LSAT Study
Are you frustrated with your progress on the LSAT? Or wondering why it feels like you’re always taking two steps forward, one step back? Typical improvement on the LSAT unfortunately isn’t always linear, but that doesn’t mean you’re doing anything...
by Carrie Bach | Jan 18, 2021 | LSAT, LSAT Study
As an undergrad, you probably (hopefully…) developed effective study methods for your classes. But the LSAT is different. Your study strategies for the LSAT can’t be the same as your study strategies for a biology class or even a poli sci class. In this article,...
