Abigail is a firm believer in the Demon’s commonsense approach to the LSAT. She’ll show you how to break through convoluted language and boil any argument, passage, or game down to its critical points. LSAT journey: 163 → 179
Ala understands that the LSAT can feel like an odyssey. She started with a 145 herself and wants to help you slay the same monsters she’s faced. Reading Comprehension is her favorite section because it gives you the answers for free. Ala predominantly focuses on RC and LR in one-on-one tutoring. Ala is also fluent in Telugu and Hindi.
Chris used to speed through the LSAT before the Demon taught him to slow down and enjoy the ride. He now craves the satisfaction of feeling the correct answers snap into place in Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. Chris started with a cold diagnostic of 158.
Erik believes that there are no shortcuts to success on the LSAT and that’s what makes it so rewarding and fun. He enjoys every section of the test, but he especially loves exploring the worlds of logic games. Erik used the Demon to go from a 162 to 175.
Matt teaches multiple LSAT Demon classes per week, and he loves tutoring all areas of the LSAT. He’s a 3L going to law school for free, and he’s helped others do the same.
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Kaley believes that the writers of the LSAT don't want you to know how easy it can be. By streamlining the way that you approach the questions, you'll be on your way to free law school in no time. As a science and math nerd, if Kaley can conquer tricky RC passages, you can too.
Anna started using the Demon with a diagnostic of 161. As a student she used the Demon to take studying from a chore to something fun and empowering, and she loves helping new students do the same. Whether it's conquering dense science passages or cracking a tricky game, Anna knows that the Demon approach has got her covered.
After being out of school for almost a decade and having a defeatist mentality of “not being good at standardized tests,” Beatriz felt wary about taking on the LSAT. However, once she discovered the Thinking LSAT podcast, she took on a new perspective about conquering this test. Beatriz believes that anyone can slay the LSAT--all you need is a bit of common sense and a dash of swagger! LSAT Journey: 156 → 173
Billy contends that mastering the LSAT hinges on actively engaging with each passage. Instead of passively accepting confusing or misleading content, challenge it by asking insightful questions, examining underlying assumptions, and demanding clearer logic. Billy empowers students to develop the skills needed to interact dynamically with the LSAT. LSAT Journey: 164 → 177
Brandon believes that every student is capable of success and encourages his students to set high expectations for themselves. He has eight years of teaching experience and enjoys challenging students to reach their full potential. LSAT Journey: 155 → 180
Brayden embraced the Demon strategy and dedicated himself to achieving an official 172. He motivates students to put in the hard work and realize that their journey is uniquely their own. He believes that persistence is what distinguishes exceptional students from those who are simply good. LSAT Journey: 142 → 172
Freskida, a first-generation, low-income college graduate in the competitive world of LSAT and law school admissions, is here to reassure you that the LSAT is not as daunting as it seems. By tackling it question by question, she is eager to demonstrate that success is well within your grasp! LSAT Journey: 162 → 173
Josh began his LSAT journey with a score of 151. His outlook transformed when he started treating the LSAT as a key component of his law school path rather than a barrier. As he learned to enjoy the study process, his scores soared dramatically. Now, he’s committed to teaching other students to embrace the LSAT with the same passion. LSAT Journey: 151 → 174
Abhi wants to help you attack the LSAT with swagger. He believes the test gets way too much respect. He loves solving the puzzles in all three sections, but his favorites are Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension.
Kevin loves those precious “a-ha!” moments on the LSAT. He made plenty of those "a-has" on his way from 153 to 174. He’ll help you build the skills to discover those moments. He enjoys every section of the test, especially Logical Reasoning.
Get guidance on your personal statement, resume, and other admissions materials. Leslie has been editing for 20 years. She reviews your materials using the method recommended by LSAT Demon founders Ben Olson and Nathan Fox. She also speaks Thai at a conversational-fluent, business-intermediate level.
After being frustrated with complicated diagrams and tricks, Milena loved the straightforward approach LSAT Demon takes to the test, and hopes she can help other students get the test to "click!" Aside from the LSAT, Milena is a senior in undergrad and enjoys playing piano and guitar, taking martial arts classes, and spending time at the beach. LSAT Journey: 158 → 174
Pushkar used to avoid reading comprehension like the plague, but by studying with the Demon, he made it his favorite section of the test. He’s here to help you understand the LSAT and show you how to maintain strong study habits! Pushkar is also fluent in Hindi and Marathi.
Rebecca is a 3L and doesn’t even know what a law school tuition bill looks like. Her favorite LSAT sections are logical reasoning and reading comprehension. She loves helping students see how straightforward the LSAT really is.
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Robert's LSAT journey transformed when he discovered the Demon, propelling his score from 137 to 176. Frustrated by other prep companies overcomplicating the test, he found success through the Demon’s straightforward approach. Now, Robert is dedicated to helping others achieve similar success, driven by his desire to simplify the LSAT study process and guide students to remarkable improvements.
Ryan's diagnostic was a 150, but he always knew that he could push himself higher if he learned the test the right way. After some dedicated studying, Ryan scored a 174 on his official LSAT. Ryan enjoys teaching logical reasoning and seeing students' confidence grow as they start predicting the right answer over, and over, and over again.
Stefan believes this test rewards those willing to put in consistent and dedicated work. He often describes his LSAT journey as a philosophical experience. The LSAT is honest, and will reveal exactly what you need to improve if you let it. Ultimately, he thinks that giving the LSAT your all will not only set you up to be a top-tier lawyer, but also an extraordinary human being. LSAT Journey: 142 → 171
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Zoe once thought the LSAT was a pointless ruse designed to frustrate and trick students. She now understands that the more you grasp the LSAT, the better you can conquer learning anything—and dissect presidential debates. LSAT journey: 157 → 170
Stewart used to struggle with Logic Games, but after studying with the Demon, he made games his favorite section of the test and took his score from the 150s to the 170s. He’s also a big believer in the power of prediction in Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension.
Tess practices indigent criminal defense. Before law school, she committed to attending the best offer she received. With a strong LSAT score, high GPA, and strategic applications, she earned five major offers and graduated from Georgetown Law. LSAT Journey 150s → 170