I'm currently a BYU accounting student at one of the nation's top accounting
programs and plan to apply to law school in Fall 2027 with the goal of practicing
corporate law, particularly in mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Outside of
academics and tutoring, I enjoy reading, playing guitar, traveling, and playing
tennis—especially with my wife. My passion for learning, problem-solving, and
helping others is what ultimately led me to tutoring and mentoring students
pursuing their own goals.

My LSAT journey began in April 2025. While I never took a formal diagnostic test,
I scored a 160 after about a month of studying, suggesting I likely started
somewhere in the 150s. Rather than chasing shortcuts or obsessing over score
fluctuations, I focused on building a deep understanding of the exam. I studied
consistently for one to one-and-a-half hours each day using official LawHub
practice sections, prioritizing accuracy over speed and carefully reviewing every
mistake.

Over time, this approach helped me develop an intuitive understanding of the
LSAT. By September, I earned my first 180 on a timed official practice test and
began consistently scoring within my target range. I sat for the November LSAT
and was grateful to earn a 175.

My personal experience shaped the way I tutor today. I believe lasting
improvement comes from developing reliable processes for solving questions,
understanding why answers are right or wrong, and confidently dissecting LSAT
arguments. My passion is helping students build those same skills so they can
achieve their own LSAT goals and approach test day with confidence, so let's hop
into the proven strategy I bring to our coaching sessions