Juris Education is great and the people are super friendly. I had a great time working with my counselor and tutor, and I was even accepted to two of my top five law schools.

Ashley was a wonderful advisor! She gave me exactly the kind of information and support I needed throughout an insanely competitive and unpredictable application cycle. She was very thorough in her zoom and email responses to my questions. I can't think of a single aspect she could have improved in and I am very grateful. #berkeleylawbound

Marcelius was an incredible guide through what felt like an overwhelming process. I was applying from a target undergrad with a solid GPA but had never written anything like a personal statement before. He helped me identify a theme that wove together my research background and my interest in international trade law in a way that felt authentic rather than forced. The waitlist letter he helped me draft for Northwestern was especially strong. I ultimately chose UCLA, where I received a generous merit scholarship. Juris made the difference.

Edward Brunicardi was an amazing tutor who truly helped me improve my LSAT skills. He went into great detail when explaining how to solve different types of LSAT questions, making difficult concepts much easier to understand. His tips and tricks were extremely effective and helped me approach the test with more confidence and strategy. During every session, he pushed me to think critically and challenged me whenever I was stuck instead of simply giving me the answers. That approach motivated me to work harder and ultimately helped me improve even more. Thanks to his guidance, patience, and dedication, I became much more confident with the test.

Nitin has been an invaluable friend and source of counsel to me for almost a decade now. He was incredibly generous with his time when I applied to college, reading many of my essays and offering painstaking edits. I also benefited from his advice when I interviewed for both college admissions and as I pursued employment later on. I can enthusiastically recommend him as a mentor to anyone interested in the legal profession. He certainly left a strong impression at his law school and is continuing to make waves out in the world since graduating.

I didn't click with my counselor right away. Even though his background was similar to mine, our personalities didnt mesh at all. They did end up rematching me which is good.

I came to Juris for the whole bit, from LSAT prep to app support. The JD program with everything included is good for people like me who REALLY wanted direction without anything left to chance. Nice that there's a guarantee too as a bit of a safety net, and I got accepted to 10 law schools

As a working professional with limited study hours, I needed a tutor who could make every session count. Ethan was exactly that. He identified quickly that my Logical Reasoning timing was the core issue, not comprehension, and we built a targeted practice test review routine around my schedule. Went from a 153 baseline to a 163 in about four months. Juris Education is the real deal.

The LSAT was the most significant barrier to my success. Thankful that I actually went with a test prep company instead of trying to work this all out alone!

Working with Wyatt completely changed how I approached the LSAT. I was stuck at a 156 after months of self-studying and had no idea how to improve my Logical Reasoning accuracy. Wyatt broke down my error patterns in a way that finally made sense, and we built a pacing strategy that worked for my test-day nerves. Scored a 167 on my official exam. Worth every penny.

Karen was a pleasure to work with throughout one of the more stressful periods of my life. She kept the timeline organized, reminded me about deadlines I would have missed, and gave genuinely thoughtful feedback on every draft rather than just light edits. I got into Northwestern and Cornell and have no doubt the quality of my applications reflected the care we put into them together. Would recommend Juris Education without any hesitation!!

I came to Juris with a 3.91 GPA from a state school and absolutely no idea how to present myself to top law programs. Erin worked with me from school selection all the way through to my final decisions. Thank you!

Arlene helped me as a reapplicant after a discouraging first cycle and the difference in how my applications read was night and day. She was honest about what had not worked before without being harsh about it, and she helped me reframe my narrative in a way that felt more mature and self-aware. We rewrote my personal statement from scratch and also crafted a reapplicant addendum that addressed my previous cycle without being defensive. This cycle I was admitted to Fordham, Emory, and BU with scholarship offers at two of the three.

Roberto guided me through every stage of my application and the experience was remarkably smooth given how stressful this process can be. He helped me identify a through-line in my background that connected my undergraduate research, my community work, and my reasons for law in a way I had never articulated clearly before. The personal statement practically wrote itself once we had that framework. Beyond the essays, his waitlist letter strategy got me off the Georgetown waitlist after I had already mentally moved on. Absolutely thrilled with the outcome.

Sam worked with me on Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension over about three months and the improvement was real and measurable. My baseline was a 153 and I was struggling most with pacing through dense RC passages. Sam gave me a passage-mapping approach and we drilled it relentlessly with timed practice tests.

I had a really good time with my counselor! I came in late in the cycle, and didn't get accepted to my first-choice, but I did get at least one of my top 3 schools.

I was a student of Julia to prepare for the LSAT. This was my second tutor so I needed this to work better for me all around. I needed to be a student who puts in the work after tutoring (I did not do as well with my initial tutor from another company because it was more formulaic than my brain needed although she was an excellent tutor from another company). Julia Florey, was patient with me as I would think through and choose answers. Sometimes, she would wait a while and let me figure out why I was choosing an answer based off of understanding the entire stimulus. The silence that it requires to allow someone to think is not comfortable for all, but in the end, it gave me space to truly think on my own after the methods she taught were all I had to go by while choosing the correct answer choice. Using hours to study each day off and on (after tutoring) is the key that is working for me. I am able to train myself to allow the brain to create neuro pathways to know and practice what I've learned! Julia is skilled (her high LSAT scores demonstrates that) and she is patient and kind. She cares about what you are not understanding as much as she cares about what you do understand. Julia wants to help you close those gaps, but you must do your part along with her, and do the work outside of tutoring. Then the next session, she leaves room for you to ask questions and then rinse and repeat! The LSAT is not quite memorization, and it is also full of patterns. You do need to learn logic to learn how to detect the patterns and then practice, practice and practice some more. Without prayer, I would not have been led to Julia as a tutor I trust that my faith in The Lord will give me strength to understand the concepts and putting in the workâ there's the practice word that I keep mentioning! Thank you, Julia Florey, for your patience, sharing your thought processes for different question types in both LR and RC, and equal to that, the time that you spent with me helping me learn this tough material! I am actually very excited to master this test! We can all do it to land at the Law school that we are supposed to be enrolled, and to help our future clients in many ways! Thank you again!

The app support and LSAT tutoring together is really worth it to build up your profile for law school. I got accepted to 3 T14s!

Anne Turner completely changed my LSAT journey. Before working with her, I felt overwhelmed by the exam and struggled not only with certain concepts, but also with the mental pressure that comes with preparing for the LSAT while balancing school, work, and law school applications. With Ann's help, I was able to make a significant jump in my score, but what stood out most was that her support went far beyond just test prep.

She has an incredible ability to break down difficult concepts in a way that feels manageable and personalized. Whether it was reading comprehension strategies or helping me identify patterns in my mistakes, she always met me where I was and adjusted her teaching style to what I needed most.

What truly sets Anne apart is how much she cares about her students as people. She always checked in on my mental health before diving into a session and made sure I was in the right headspace to learn. During one of the most stressful periods of my life, she helped me work through the anxiety and self-doubt that can come with this process. She reminded me that this exam does not define my worth and helped me build healthier study habits that were actually sustainable.

As a working professional applying to law school mid-career, I needed consultants who understood that my story did not look like a traditional applicant. Juris helped me frame ten years of policy work in a way that felt organic and compelling rather than like a resume dump, and coached me on how to write an addendum addressing a rocky semester early in undergrad.