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

Ala understands that the LSAT can feel like an odyssey. She 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.
Additional languages: Telugu and Hindi.
LSAT Journey: 145 → 176

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 in Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension.
LSAT Journey: 158 → 173

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

A great LSAT score got Matt many full-ride offers, and he's helped countless others achieve the same. After graduating law school debt-free, he scored 99th percentile on the bar exam and clerked on his state's Supreme Court. He now practices criminal law.
LSAT Journey: 152 → 171

Abhi thinks the LSAT gets more respect than it deserves. It shouldn’t take over your life, and studying with the Demon can fit into any schedule. He studied while working full time as an active duty service member and is passionate about helping busy students tackle the LSAT with confidence.
LSAT Journey: 157 → 177

Amanda believes the LSAT is a learnable, beatable test—and that anyone can improve their score with enough practice and determination. Her favorite section is logical reasoning because it feels like solving a puzzle: everything you need is right there on the page, and the challenge is figuring out how it fits together and what’s missing. Using the Demon, Amanda was able to get an LSAT score she’s proud of, and she's passionate about helping others do the same.
LSAT Journey: 162 → 172

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 believes the key to conquering the LSAT is learning how to actively engage with every passage. Don’t just sit back and let the test mislead or confuse you—ask critical questions! Scrutinize assumptions! Demand better reasoning! Billy helps students build the skills to have a productive dialogue with the LSAT.
LSAT Journey: 164 → 177

Brayden started using the Demon and put in the work to get an official 172. Brayden encourages students to work hard and to recognize that this is their journey and no one else's. He believes that resilience is what separates the great students from the good!
LSAT Journey: 142 → 172

Jackson teaches LSAT students to slow down when reading the passage, then attack answer choices with confidence. Two years coaching high-school hoops and three seasons as an SEC basketball manager made rooting for athletes second nature. He now brings that same courtside energy and play-by-play clarity to every session, helping students spot the right move and score higher.
LSAT Journey: 157→ 171

Josh started his LSAT journey with a 151. It all changed when he decided to view the LSAT as part of his law school journey, not an obstacle. Once he started to enjoy studying, his scores skyrocketed. He teaches to help other students love the LSAT the way he does.
LSAT Journey: 151 → 174

Kevin loves those precious “a-ha!” moments on the LSAT. He’ll help you build the skills to discover those moments. He enjoys every section of the test, especially Logical Reasoning.
LSAT Journey: 153 → 174

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

Mikey was getting inconsistent scores and struggling to finish RC sections when he began studying for the LSAT. He found his stride however when he started using a strict strategy giving every question the respect it deserved and training his ability to focus outside of time studying. This gave him the score he needed to gain admission to great schools at little to no cost. Now he wants to help other students do the same!
LSAT Journey: 153 → 176

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

Nathan’s competitive spirit pushed him to try and "win" the LSAT. He approached the test like a game, finding satisfaction in beating drills, sections, and full-length exams. His scores took off once he embraced the idea that real success on the test meant slowing down, making smart predictions, and focusing on getting questions right—not just getting to all of them. His biggest piece of advice to any LSAT student is to remember that all the information you need is right there on the page!
LSAT Journey: 156 → 174

Rebecca is an actual attorney (*gasp*) and never even saw what a law school tuition bill looked like. She loves helping students see how straightforward the LSAT really is. And showing off pictures of her perfect boys, if you’re lucky.

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

Ryan's diagnostic was a 150, but he always knew that he could push himself higher if he learned the test the right way. Ryan enjoys teaching logical reasoning and seeing students' confidence grow as they start predicting the right answer over, and over, and over again.
LSAT Journey: 150 → 174

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

Stewart used to be inconsistent with Logical Reasoning. But once he slowed down and learned to make predictions, he made LR his easiest section and took his score from the 150s to the 170s.

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

Tess practices indigent criminal defense. Before she applied to law school, she committed to go where she'd get the best deal. With a competitive LSAT score, high GPA, and strategic application, she received five substantial offers and graduated from Georgetown Law.
LSAT Journey 150s → 170

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