Meet the team

The LSAT will make sense when you start focusing on one question at a time—do the question, review it, learn it. You got this.

I’m not yelling at you—I’m yelling at the LSAT. My goal is to show you how easy this test can be.

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 or passage down to its critical points.

LSAT Journey: 163 → 179

After nearly a decade out of school and believing she wasn’t good at standardized tests, Beatriz was hesitant to tackle the LSAT. But after finding the Thinking LSAT podcast, she adopted a new outlook. She now believes anyone can succeed on the LSAT with some common sense and swagger.

LSAT Journey: 156 → 173

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

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.

LSAT Journey: 158 → 173

Josh began with a 151 but changed his outlook by seeing the LSAT as part of his law school journey, not an obstacle. Once he enjoyed studying, his scores soared. Now he teaches to help others feel the same.

LSAT Journey: 151 → 174

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.

LSAT Journey: 151 → 174

Robert’s LSAT journey transformed when he discovered the Demon. Frustrated by other prep companies overcomplicating the test, he found success with the Demon’s common-sense approach. Now, he’s dedicated to helping others improve by making LSAT prep simple and effective.

LSAT Journey: 137 → 176

Amanda believes that the LSAT is beatable and that anyone can improve with practice and determination. She enjoys Logical Reasoning for its puzzle-like nature. Using the Demon, she earned a score she’s proud of, and now she’s passionate about helping others do the same.

LSAT Journey: 162 → 177

David is passionate about helping students unlock their potential. Studying for the LSAT strengthened his belief in discipline and goal-setting. He sees the test as a fun, game-like challenge once it clicks and aims to build confidence while making studying an enjoyable experience.

LSAT Journey: 165 → 173

Ethan used to chase LSAT “hacks” that didn’t work. Once he focused on real understanding, his score jumped. He sees the LSAT not as tricks, but as refusing to settle for wrong answers. He’s here to help you master it.

LSAT Journey: LSAT journey: 156 → 172

Coming from an engineering background, Ethan shows students that the LSAT is solvable. Through careful reading and intuition, he believes that students can unlock correct answer choices and spot incorrect ones from a mile away.

LSAT Journey: 153 → 170

Jackson teaches LSAT students to read carefully and choose answers with confidence. Drawing on his experience coaching basketball and managing an SEC team, he brings the same focus and guidance to help students boost their scores.

LSAT Journey: 157 → 171

MaKenna believes you don't need complicated techniques to crush the LSAT. She thinks that slowing down, making wise predictions, and finding patterns will have you smiling as the test starts to feel intuitive.

LSAT journey: 164 → 173

Mats once believed that LSAT scores couldn’t improve much. But after studying with the Demon, he realized how consistent effort and common sense lead to real understanding of the test. Now, he's passionate about showing students they can master the LSAT too.

LSAT Journey: 160 → 174

Matt's philosophy background sparked his interest in reading dense texts and analyzing arguments. He enjoys tackling LSAT puzzles in clear, logical ways and looks forward to helping students see how learnable and rewarding the test can be.

LSAT Journey: 161 → 177

When Mikey started studying for the LSAT, he struggled with inconsistent scores and finishing RC sections. By focusing on each question, he earned a score that got him into top schools with little or no cost. Now he helps others do the same.

LSAT Journey: 153 → 176

After being frustrated by complicated diagrams and tricks, Milena appreciated LSAT Demon’s straightforward approach and hopes to help others have the same breakthrough. She enjoys piano, guitar, martial arts, and the beach.

LSAT Journey: 158 → 174

Nathan approached the LSAT like a game, enjoying the challenge of drills, sections, and full exams. His scores improved when he learned to slow down, make smart predictions, and prioritize accuracy over speed. His advice: everything you need is on the page.

LSAT Journey: 156 → 174

Olivia first approached the LSAT feeling rushed and overwhelmed, as if it required complicated strategies. After finding the Demon, she learned to slow down, read carefully, and use common sense. Now she believes the LSAT can be enjoyable and wants others to fall in love with the test too.

LSAT Journey: 158 → 175

Ryan began studying for the LSAT the way many students do – by cramming material and memorizing gimmicky approaches. By slowing down and building effective habits, he was able to beat the test. He’s excited to help you do the same.

LSAT Journey: 166 → 175

Growing up swimming, I learned that slow is smooth and smooth is fast. I found the LSAT works the same way. By trusting the process with the Demon, I significantly improved my score—and I believe anyone who puts in steady, focused effort can too.

LSAT Journey: 157 → 174

Seyed spent too much time and money doing LSAT prep the wrong way before realizing that real progress comes from understanding. Now he helps students cut through the noise and do the LSAT the Demon way.

LSAT Journey: 158 → 174

LSAT Demon showed Stephen the truth: the LSAT is a game you can win. Now, his mission is to help you beat it too.

LSAT Journey: 160 → 178

Stewart once struggled with Logical Reasoning, but after slowing down and making predictions, it became his strongest section.

LSAT Journey: 152 → 174

Vox believes the key to the LSAT is not giving it too much credit. Using LSAT Demon, he realized the test is easy, which changed everything. Now he hopes to help others make the same discovery and reach their best score.

LSAT Journey: 160 → 180

Zoe once saw the LSAT as a frustrating puzzle, but now sees it as an enjoyable tool for mastering how to learn—and for analyzing even the toughest debates.

LSAT journey: 157 → 170

Get help with your personal statement, resume, and other admissions materials. Work with Leslie to refine your essay topic and craft a strong message. With 20 years of editing experience, she helps students approach applications with poise.

Andy is an attorney who started with the Demon, excelled at law school, conquered the bar exam, and will help you achieve your law school dreams. After the LSAT, he will help you navigate admissions applications and negotiate for the scholarship you deserve.

Rachel believes that mastering the LSAT pays off in scholarship money. She used LSAT Demon to strengthen her law school applications and now wants to help you do the same. With a background in costume design, she knows you don’t need legal experience to build a strong application—just hard work and a good attitude.

LSAT Journey: 152 → 174

Tim knows the road to law school isn't always a straight line. Starting at community college, he learned that hard work and leveraging your background matter more than a perfect resume. Now he helps students bring that same approach to every part of their application.

LSAT Journey: 143 → 173

Chloe helps students turn meaningful experiences into compelling essays. She emphasizes “show, don’t tell” and focuses on building structure and confidence in their writing. Her feedback is clear, practical, and aimed at making each essay as strong as possible.

Sarah loves a good story. She wants to help you find the best way to tell yours.