Curvebreakers’ owner, Nicholas LaPoma, Esq, is an effective LSAT tutor who’s had proven success on the LSAT and is familiar with the strategies needed to increase students’ scores. According to the Law School Admission Council (LSAC), the average first-time test-taker’s score is app. 150, but to get into the nation’s top law schools, students need to score at least a 166. Preparation is necessary to ensuring acceptance into the law school of your choice.
The best way to practice for any standardized test is by taking timed practice tests. The LSAC offers four, official free practice tests through LawHub, and for a nominal fee, prospective law students can access all of their practice materials. Learn more about preparing for the LSAT here.
When to reach out to an LSAT tutor
First, research the law schools you want to apply to and find the 50th-percentile score of accepted students. If you’ve taken a couple practice tests and you’re not hitting these scores, reach out to someone who is more familiar with the LSAT. An LSAT tutor should be able to review answer explanations and offer insights and strategies into the test to help increase your score.
LSAT Private Tutoring Rates with Curvebreakers
| Hours | Rate |
|---|---|
| By the hour | $275/hr |
| 10-hour package | $250/hr |
| 20-hour package | $245/hr |
| 30-hour package | $240/hr |
To Get Started
Call Curvebreakers at (516) 728-1561 to select a package and discuss your availability. We will recommend that you start with a practice test if you haven’t yet sat for one. If you would like to take a test at our office, you may also schedule a time to do that.