Lee Markey

Your LSAT score is the most important part of your application and can be the deciding factor for admission or rejection to your dream school. With so much on the line, studying for the LSAT can be stressful, frustrating, and even depressing. Sometimes, you don’t know what you should be doing. Other times, you feel like you have tried everything that worked for other students but remain stuck below your goal score. In my own journey, I experienced all of these things.

I studied for 2 years while working full time as a private school teacher and principal. I completed two different online courses, read several of the well-known prep books, and paid for a lot of private tutoring. I tried many things that didn’t work but discovered a few that did. After multiple attempts, I raised my score from a 150s diagnostic to a 174 (99%) official score.

Thankfully, now that I know what works, my students have been achieving their goal scores much faster than I did. Using my training from my education career and the hard-earned insights from my own LSAT studies, I created a concise yet complete core curriculum designed to guide students to scoring 170+. In 12 sessions, I teach what took me 2 years of intense studying and practice to learn. This test is learnable, and I will show you how.

Please inquire using the form below to get started.

Student Success

  • 156 --> 175

    “After months of self-study, I scored a 156 on my LSAT. After this disappointing score, I was fortunate to meet Lee. I worked with him for two months and then spent three months practicing what he had taught me independently, with several review sessions during that period. After learning Lee's method, I scored a 175 actual. Lee teaches a method that removes subjectivity from the test and replaces it with a formulaic and objective approach to solving problems. This approach emphasizes understanding flaws, argument structures, formal logic, etc., so students need not rely on intuition when solving problems. Upon learning Lee's method, LSAT problems became more like solving simple math problems as I learned how to rapidly comprehend the stimuli and implement the formulas for solving individual question types. I can not recommend Lee enough! If you are serious about scoring 175+, look no further; his techniques will get you there.”

    Coleman E. | University of Virginia School of Law

  • 148 --> 171

    “Lee played a vital role in getting me into the 170s. I started out with a 148 diagnostic and scored a 171 on the official test after 14 sessions with Lee. He has an incredibly organized curriculum that fully prepares students for the test. For logical reasoning, Lee places a strong emphasis on objective elimination of wrong answers, which changed the way I approached the test and greatly increased my accuracy and confidence. He also covers every argument flaw that appears on the test and trains you to recognize them in the question types in which they appear. Learning these was key to my improvements in logical reasoning. His reading comprehension method teaches you exactly what to pay attention to in the passages and makes it easy to breeze through the answers. On top of these things, he is extremely personable and patient. He even provides unlimited extra help outside of scheduled sessions where he can tailor his advice to each student's unique needs. I could not have asked for a more pleasant and beneficial experience.”

    Chase W. | Georgetown Law

  • 164 --> 173

    "When I first sought LSAT tutoring, I wanted someone who could deliver results and offer practical, affordable LSAT advice. Lee did exactly that. When we began, I was scoring between 165 and 168, and he quickly identified what I needed to break into the 170s. His clear, streamlined approach and custom curriculum helped me reach a 173.

    What truly set Lee apart, though, was his support after the LSAT. He stayed engaged throughout my admissions process, helping me compare six T14 offers, leverage scholarships, and negotiate a lower cost of attendance. This ultimately helped me save hundreds of thousands of dollars. On top of this, he also guided me through writing strong letters of continued interest for the many waitlists I was on. I would highly recommend Lee for both LSAT prep and admissions support."

    Lily M. | UC Berkeley Law

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Core Curriculum - 12 sessions

Learn my complete system for Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. The program is technical, rigorous, and designed to teach the nuances necessary to score as close to perfection as possible. It includes 7 sessions of Logical Reasoning, 3 sessions of Reading Comprehension, and 2 PrepTest Analysis & Review sessions.

Classes follow a flipped classroom model, with 1-3 hours of video instruction before class, one-on-one live class to answer questions and complete guided practice, and detailed homework after each class.

Included in rate:

  • Help via e-mail during and after the program

  • Exercise grading and individualized feedback outside of sessions

  • Advice on the admissions process and scholarship negotiation (application materials editing & ideation not included)

Price: $360/session (60m)

Advanced Track - 7 sessions

Designed for students who are already scoring 165+ and pursuing a 170+ score or further advancement within the 170s. This accelerated version of the core curriculum teaches the same content in less time, with more self-study, and a greater emphasis on the hardest problems. The program includes 4 Logical Reasoning sessions, 1 Reading Comprehension, and 2 sessions of PT Analysis & Review.

Classes follow the same structure.

Included in rate:

  • Help via e-mail during and after the program

  • Exercise grading and individualized feedback outside of sessions

  • Advice on the admissions process and scholarship negotiation (application materials editing & ideation not included)

Price: $360/session (60m)

Set up a free consultation

Fill out the form below to set up a free consultation. Please include the following information in your message, (1) your diagnostic score; (2) your goal score, (3) your planned test date, (4) any previous LSAT studies (courses, books, etc.), and (5) your windows of availability including the time zone.