Juris set me up with an awesome tutor. Every session I had with her over the last 2 months was SO helpful. She teaches in a versatile, constructive way. I am feeling confident and equipped with all the skills I need to ROCK the LSAT. I would 100% recommend Juris as they are AWESOME!!!

I wouldn't have gotten this far without Juris' steady hand and words of wisdom (not to mention strategic brilliance) and I think it's important to recognize how much my counselor has contributed to my success this cycle. It's obvious my counselor is invested in and care about my success!

I scored a 139 on the Juris diagnostic LSAT exam and a 168 on test day after completing the Juris tutoring course. Follow their recommendations and tips and you will do just fine on test day! I'd recommend Juris to anyone taking the LSAT!

You know a program was extremely effective and impactful when you're actually sad that you will no longer be spending every Tuesday night learning the LSAT for 3 full hours. Like seriously, I'm upset that it's over. To my tutors - thank you for quite honestly the best online tutoring experience I've ever had. When I first started my LSAT journeys, I was utterly lost. It wasn't for a lack of resources as I had built a compilation of various esteemed guidebooks and online self-study programs. I just didn't know where to start and how to efficiently structure my limited bandwidth for studying. This Juris LSAT tutoring filled that void completely. My tutor laid out a 10 week roadmap that was easy to follow. Since I work full-time (and have been out of school for 5+ years), this was exactly the kind of structure and routine I was looking for since I realized I was no longer an efficient self-studier. What made the course so amazing though was my tutor. The curriculum itself is great, but the quality of tutors is truly why I'm giving 5/5 stars. The level of enthusiasm and energy he brought week after week was so pivotal to keeping me all engaged - studying for the LSAT had somehow become FUN. He was also very detailed and thorough when going over concepts, and would always take the extra time to carefully explain more difficult concepts if we struggled to understand them. Honestly couldn't have asked for a better tutor, so I feel like I lucked out and definitely got immense value from the course. My score improved by 8 in 12 weeks which I'm pretty satisfied about. It could definitely have been higher, but that's more on me as I ended up not being able to dedicate as much time as I wanted to for studying. However, trying to make that jump through self-study alone would've just been a vagrant fancy of my undisciplined mind. So really, truly, thank you Juris for not just a great program, but an amazing experience overall!

My counselor at Juris was so helpful during my application cycle! I was impressed by her patience, accessibility, and work ethic. Her experience in law school admissions helped me to make strategic decisions that got me into my dream school, Harvard! She's a detailed editor who made my application shine. The process was so much smoother because of her, and her knowledge and passion gave me confidence at every step along the way. I would highly recommend Juris for your law school application cycle!

Mary is an exceptionally competent law school advisor. At the end of the day, she knows what she is doing, and trusting her gained me admittance to my first choice school, Georgetown. She is reasonable and responsive. When we disagreed on a certain point she was always respectful and truly wanted to understand where I was coming from. I am from a non-traditional background and she was extremely encouraging and embraced my uniqueness. This was a stark contrast to some of the other consultants I interviewed. Juris is the perfect combination of pragmatic and encouraging and I couldn't recommend her more!

Juris' LSAT prep tutoring really helped me prepare for this test in a way I couldn't have done on my own. It gave me the skills and confidence to succeed. My instructor, was the best!

Juris has given me so much more confidence going into the LSAT. They have so many practice tests and practice material that it is almost impossible not to improve, provided that you put in the effort to succeed. I would recommend Juris 1:1 tutoring to anyone who plans to take the LSAT.

Working with my Juris counselor was a phenomenal experience. Each of her suggestions was impactful and strategic, and my personal statement was improved tenfold. I was initially hesitant at the financial investment, but looking back it was more than worth it!

I began my law school application process by reading all the how-to books, articles and whatever else I could get my hands on. Following their guidelines, I completed my applications and thought I was in a pretty good position before I even contacted Juris. But the final before-and-after comparison was starkly clear; with my counselor's help, I went from applications swathed in mediocrity to having to choose among top-ten law schools. I can't recommend her more strongly, and in fact have recommended her to friends and even my own sister.

Juris Education team was instrumental during my law school application process. After floundering through undergraduate applications, I knew I wanted another set of eyes to help guide me through the law school application process. I knew that law school was the best next step for me, and I wanted to put my best foot forward. While I already had very specific reasons for applying to law school, my consultant helped me to focus my undergraduate experience and extracurricular activities into a well-honed personal statement. It took several drafts for me to find my voice, but she was there through each step, from brainstorming to the final edits, helping me find a way to highlight my strengths in relation to law school application expectations. She was available to answer any and all questions I had, from questions about the application process and timing to more general questions about the law schools themselves. She talked me through the pros and cons on applying early decision and helped me set realistic application goals. Together we crafted a targeted application approach that allowed me to focus my energy on applying to my top choice schools while also have a strong back-up plan I felt confident about. Overall, my law school application process was about as painless as I could have hoped for,and that is in large part due to her guidance. I am thrilled to be attending a top ten law school (and my top choice!) next year, and I can't thank Juris Education enough!

Words cannot express how happy I am that I chose Juris to be my JD consultant. They treat you like a partner during the whole process. My counselor was beyond patient, beyond nice and the best investment I have ever made. She was so easy to contact and is always there to give support during the stressful process of JD applications. I will be attending Georgetown thanks to all of her wonderful guidance. If you need a law school consultant and you want someone who truly cares and is knowledgeable, then go with Juris!!!!!

When I started Juris I knew nothing about the LSAT. I was very surprised to see I score a 139 on the diagnostic test. I wasn't confident at all and felt embarrassed that my classmates knew so much more than I did. My tutor was aswome. He took his time and explain things clearly. By the midpoint test I had already score a 156. What surpised me most was the logic games. I went from getting every single question wrong to getting 22-24 question correct. I used all of the online resources and study at home 2-4 hours a day . For the final test I was able to score a 170 only short 2 points of my goal. But let's keep in mind I started this program knowing absolutely nothing so I am grateful of the knowledge I've gain. Juris has made me so confident and I can honestly say I am prepare to take the LSAT. Without Juris I would not be where I am today. Thank you!!

After being wait-listed and finally rejected from University of Virginia School of Law after I applied on my own, I signed up with Juris and re-applied the following year. My law school coach performed an extensive background evaluation to brainstorm about potential essay topics and came up with a gem, one that was right in front of me but that I had never considered. Moreover, she helped me structure my essay and tailor it to admissions readers, helping me keep it concise, poignant, and completely devoid of pithy (and pervasive) closers like, "And this is why I want to attend this particular Law School." I can't tell you how many law-school-essay-writing websites drone on and on about things applicants must, and mustn't, include in their personal statements. She debunked every one of the typical "dos and don'ts" and sliced through the twaddle. She also helped rework what I considered to be a good resume; she clearly made it better. I didn't make the rules of the sickeningly crazy get-into-law-school-game, but she's a great coach in playing it effectively. Results do not lie. I've recommended her to numerous friends and colleagues and would steer any serious applicant her way.

I've been surprised by the approach and strategies Juris tutoring can provide for the students for LSAT test. I found it extremely helpful even though the process of understanding how it all works takes time. I have added more hours to my package already, and I am very happy to see their approach and method my tutor provides. It's not easy. It's even harder for me than to anybody else because English is my second language I've learned during my lifetime. If anybody comes to LSAT prep class and expects to get it easy done- it's not the place he/she should take. It's a huge work not only for student, but it's change of mind set of the student which is necessary and essential part for LSAT AND for law school further. I am very happy I have chosen Juris and started my new life and path starting with Juris LSAT prep tutoring which opened me new doors with lots of work, games, strategies, and logical reasoning to work with and to understand which are first spent into my future Law school and Law career world.

I first met with the Juris team at a prospective JD students conference in Washington DC about 6 weeks out from my first application deadline, and I'm so glad that I did. I stopped by and told them about my specific questions/concerns (particularly about being a non-traditional applicant and working for a small/lesser-known law firm), and they answered my questions specifically and tactically in a way that instilled confidence in a potential professional relationship between us. Over the next several months, we worked together, which worked out phenomenally well because the two of us had identified specific areas so that I could use my time wisely. I could go on about how helpful my counselor was, but I think the most helpful areas/exercises related to crafting my story for business school in a compelling and succinct way. I had about a million ideas of how I could speak to my interests and experience, and she provided honest, constructive, digestible, and actionable feedback about which ideas were strong, and which I should cast aside. That front-end diligence helped me to build a strong foundation from which the rest of my application materials launched, and I ended up getting into 4 of the 5 schools I applied to (all but Harvard, which was a longshot from the get-go. If you're dead set on law school and telling your story is one of your biggest concerns, I would definitely recommend calling up the Juris team. I couldn't be happier with the results!

My tutor is literally the best. After each session I can see an improvement. Studying for the LSAT has been nerve racking but my tutor has been able to calm my fears and give me the confidence I need. She know all the tools and tricks and is super helpful. If you want a good LSAT score than Juris is what you need!

Deciding to take the LSAT and apply to law school was a huge step for me. I was working in a corporate job and am still paying off loans from my undergraduate degree. I had spent two months independently studying for the LSAT but I hit a rut. I didn't really know how to study for the LSAT, and I didn't know the reasoning behind much of what I was doing even if I was getting questions right. All I knew to do was take a bunch of practice tests and review my answers. I now know this is not an effective method of studying. I bought a few practice books but none of them were very helpful. One was so dull and so low level I never even read the second chapter. I liked the Juris program so I signed myself up for 60 hour program.


I took my first diagnostic test and scored a 159. I talked to my teacher, Jessica, and told her I my goal was to make a 167 or 168 to get into my dream school. She told me she believed in me from day one. She told me to shoot for a 170 to give myself a safety net if I missed it by a few points. I studied like crazy. After ever class and over emails in-between Jessica would help customize my studying. Between Jessica's recommendations and the customized study plan on Juris' website (which I loved) I immediately began to see results. I quickly was scoring in the mid 160s. I hit another road bump at 164. I consistently was scoring it again and again. From my experience, I believe the jump from the mid 160s to the high 160s is one of the hardest to do. It takes you from a good to advanced level. Jessica kept me positive. I was always looking forward to class and was actually sad when it was over. We had a really good dynamic between the students. Jessica often used Socratic method.

Everyone was encouraging and would share advice and tips before and after class. I struggled the most with Reading Comprehension. This was definitely the hardest section for me to see improvement in. I have always been a little bit of a slower reader. I had great scores in Logical Reasoning and Logic Games but knew I would have to take a hit in Reading Comprehension.

My final test, I scored a 164. Jessica and I developed, a week before the test may I add, a new plan to tackling the timing methods of Reading Comprehension. I don't want to go into details of it because it's unique to my weakness but with one week left I began to try it. Through Juris, I completed over 2,000 LSAT questions in December and January.

By the last few classes, I feel like I could talk to Jessica about any question on any test, like "how crazy was that one Logic Game on the Dec 16 Test?" Many people would have thought it was stupid for me to quit my job to study for the LSAT. Jessica was one of the few people in my life who was always encouraging and supportive of my plan. I opened up to her a lot about my decision to go to law school. A little over one month from my first diagnostic test I took my LSAT on January 26th. I felt pretty good about the test leaving it. I understood what each question meant, I was able to identify which questions were trying to trick me, and I knew where I had done well and where I had some guesses. Today I got my LSAT score.

The past three weeks I have just been praying for a 167. A few times I had hit the high 160s but it seemed honestly unlikely. I stared at the email from LSAC for what seemed liked eternity before opening it. With around a month and half of in-person classes, online resources, and live channel episodes, I scored a 172. I thought I read the score wrong at first. My score improved 13 points that quickly, and it wouldn't have happened without Jessica and Juris. I am now confidently submitting my law school applications and can't wait to see where life takes me next!

Juris LSAT was super helpful and accommodating for all my studying needs. Whether it's being flexible to my schedule, having top notch tutor to whom I was matched, providing individualized attention, or just having any/every possible resource at your disposal, Juris is the best. Would highly recommend to any/every LSAT student!

My counselor helped instill confidence in me for my applications and was vital in my navigation of the application process. She was instrumental in my acceptance into Columbia, along with my scholarship offers to Duke and Texas. I recommend Juris to everyone who asks me what helped me the most in applying to law school.