GROUP CLASSES
Not the LSAT class you're used to.
Most prep classes are lectures you sit through quietly. Ours are small, intensive cohorts where you show up, speak up, and do the work — the full rigor of my one-on-one method, in a room of people as serious as you are.
Why these classes are different
Most LSAT classes are lectures dressed up with a few interactions to seem like something more. You log on, you watch, you take a few notes, and you leave feeling like you accomplished something. That's the problem.
Passive classes are pleasant. They demand little of you, and they reward you with the sense of progress without the discomfort of actually being challenged. They're excellent products, and if your goal is to sell as many classes as possible, honestly, they are the way to go. But they're ineffective. They're demonstrative rather than instructive. Watching an expert explain a problem is not the same as learning to solve it yourself.
My classes don't work that way. Cameras on, mics live, everyone participating, for the full two hours. You'll be called on. You'll work problems in real time. You'll reason out loud, and I’ll provide you with live feedback. It's demanding and it's supposed to be — because that discomfort is where the actual learning happens.
If you want to attend quietly and absorb, there are a ton of options for you. This isn't one of them. But if your goal in attending a class is to make serious improvements, this is the one.
Class offerings
Reading Comprehension
The Complete Method
Reading Comprehension, taught in full — grammar, the Semantics Toolkit, the Banter Method, and the tactics for working the questions. The whole system behind a perfect RC score, in one cohort.
For: anyone serious about mastering the section the industry never solved.
Logical Reasoning
Fundamentals & Tactics
The foundation of Logical Reasoning, built right. The core reasoning concepts and the question types they power — taught for genuine understanding, not memorized rules.
For: students building (or rebuilding) a solid LR base.
Logical Reasoning
Advanced Tactics & Strategy
For students who know the fundamentals and need the next level: question-type tactics, time management, and the diagnostic skill to find and fix what's actually costing you points.
For: scorers who've plateaued and want to break into the top tier.
Every class is $1,200, all in — capped at 10 students. Introductory pricing.
How it works
Two hours, fully live. Cameras on, mics on, every session. You'll be called on, you'll work problems in real time, and you'll think out loud alongside the rest of the cohort. Come ready to participate — and find a quiet spot where you can actually talk.
Capped at ten. Every cohort is limited to ten students. It's the only way to run a class where everyone is genuinely active and I can actually see how each of you is reasoning.
Homework with real deadlines. You'll have assignments between sessions, and they're due when they're due. Hit the deadline and you get my full feedback on your work.
Weekly office hours. Open time each week to bring your questions, work through something that's nagging you, or go deeper on anything from class.
You'll need LawHub Advantage. Classes work from official LSAC material, so you'll need an active LSAC LawHub Advantage subscription. It's how we train on the real thing, not imitations.
Ready to get started?
The best first step is the free weekly group consult — an open session where you can see how I teach, ask anything about the classes or your prep, and figure out whether a cohort is right for you. No commitment, no pitch.
Cohorts are small (ten students) and fill on a first-come basis. When you're ready to enroll, the consult is where we'll talk through which class fits and when the next one starts.
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