Working with Courtney for LSAT prep was exactly what I needed. I had been self-studying for a few months but plateaued around 158 and couldn't figure out how to break through to the next level. Courtney identified that my issues were primarily with Reading Comprehension pacing and certain Logical Reasoning question types like must be true and principle questions. Her targeted approach to these weaknesses, combined with full-length practice test reviews, helped me refine my strategy. I ultimately scored a 165, which was a huge relief and gave me realistic chances at several of my target schools. Her expertise and structured lesson plans made efficient use of every tutoring session.

I've had such a lovely experience with Juris so far, specifically Julia Florey, who goes above and beyond every time we meet. Not only has she helped enormously with my LSAT journey, but she's made it a fun and personable experience. Couldn't be more grateful!

Working with Juris on LSAT tutoring was one of the best decisions I made during my entire law school prep journey. My tutor Wyatt started by diagnosing exactly where my weaknesses were it turned out I was losing most of my points in Reading Comprehension due to pacing issues rather than comprehension problems. That distinction completely changed how we approached our sessions. We built a section-specific strategy that had me reading more efficiently and attacking questions in a sequence that worked with how I process information rather than against it. I went from a 157 on my diagnostic to a 166 on test day. More than the score, I felt genuinely confident walking in, which had never been true for me before.

I cannot say enough about my LSAT tutoring experience with Wyatt. I had taken the LSAT once before and scored a 157, which I knew was not going to cut it for the schools I was targeting. My reading comprehension was the main issue. We also did serious work on logical reasoning, especially the argument structure questions where I kept second-guessing myself. By my third official test I scored a 166. That nine-point jump changed my entire applicant profile and I ended up getting into Georgetown and Duke.

Juris Education helped me put together the strongest possible application after two previous cycles where I felt like I was shooting in the dark. Kaci was my consultant and she was thorough, patient, and deeply knowledgeable about what admissions committees actually want to see. She helped me reframe a gap year in my resume that I had been embarrassed about and turn it into a compelling part of my narrative. I was accepted to Columbia and Virginia, and I received a substantial scholarship from Virginia that I genuinely believe was influenced by the strength of the application package Kaci helped me build. I had friends who went through the process alone and the difference in outcomes was striking.

Victoria was great with Law School Admissions Consulting. She helped me get my personal statement and optional essays done, really was able to take my essay to next level.

Christopher was my LSAT tutor and the results speak for themselves. I went from a 153 diagnostic to a 164 on the actual exam. What I appreciated most was his diagnostic approach - he didn't use a one-size-fits-all method but instead analyzed my specific error patterns and tailored our sessions accordingly. We spent a lot of time on Logical Reasoning parallel reasoning questions, which had been my Achilles heel. He also helped me develop a timing strategy that prevented me from rushing through questions in the final minutes of each section. His practice test review sessions were incredibly detailed and helped me understand not just why wrong answers were wrong, but why right answers were right.

I worked with Arlene throughout my admissions process and she was absolutely wonderful. As a first-generation college student, I didn't have anyone in my family who understood the law school application process, and I felt completely lost. Arlene walked me through every step, from choosing schools to drafting my personal statement to preparing for interviews. She helped me see that my background was actually a strength, not something to downplay. She was also incredibly supportive when I got waitlisted at my top choice - she helped me craft a strong letter of continued interest and advise me on next steps. I ended up getting off the waitlist at UVA and I'm convinced it was because of her guidance. She genuinely cares about her students and it shows.

I am a student currently enrolled in Juris Education's LSAT Tutoring/Law School Admissions Consulting program and I have found it to be extremely helpful. My tutor, Ethan Knight, has helped me since I first began studying for the LSAT with an overall score increase of more than 20 points. Ethan was always very understanding and helped to make the material more relatable to me. He also created a structured plan of action each week for me to follow which helped me to see my progress in real time and helped me to keep myself accountable. Juris Education's formula has worked well for me and Ethan has been a huge help. I can't thank them both enough.

I had a really great experience working with my counselor but wish that the prices were a little lower.

Working with Andre on my law school applications was one of the best decisions I made during this whole process. I came in with a strong GPA but a complicated work history and was genuinely unsure how to frame my story across schools ranging from Virginia to Fordham. Andre helped me identify which experiences actually mattered for my personal statement and which ones were distracting from my central narrative. The school selection strategy alone saved me from applying to five schools that were not realistic fits. I got into Virginia and Vanderbilt with scholarship money, which exceeded every expectation I had walking in.

I came to Juris Education with a 3.4 GPA and felt completely lost about how to position myself for competitive schools. Andre worked with me from the very beginning of my application process, helping me figure out which schools were realistic reaches versus safe bets given my profile. What I appreciated most was how he pushed back on my first personal statement draft. it was technically fine but had no real voice. By the third draft, it actually sounded like me. I ended up getting into Georgetown and Duke, both of which I had considered long shots. The school selection strategy alone was worth every penny. I genuinely don't think I would have applied to Georgetown without his encouragement, and that ended up being where I enrolled.

Jordan helped me navigate one of the most challenging aspects of my application - explaining a significant gap in my employment history due to family health issues. I was worried this would raise red flags for admissions committees, but Jordan coached me through writing an addendum that was honest, concise, and forward-looking without being overly personal or making excuses. She also helped me select schools where my particular background and interests in health law would be valued. Her interview prep sessions were incredibly helpful - we did multiple mock interviews that prepared me for the types of questions I encountered in actual alumni interviews. I was accepted to BU and Fordham, both with scholarship offers, and I feel confident in my decision to attend BU. Jordan's expertise gave me the confidence to present my full story authentically.

I can't say enough good things about my LSAT tutor, Darren Borsini, from Juris Education. If you're just starting your LSAT journey or even if you've been studying for a while and feel stuck, do yourself a favor and join the Juris Education program. Another thing I really appreciate about Darren Borsini is how intentional he is with the work he assigns. The homework is never random. My homework is always carefully targeted to my specific weaknesses, which makes every assignment feel purposeful and productive. Darren is incredible at building a strong foundation in the test material. He doesn't just teach shortcuts or surface-level strategies, he makes sure you truly understand the logic behind every question type. Because of that, I've developed skills that actually stick, rather than just memorizing patterns. What really sets him apart is how raw and intelligent his approach is. He doesn't preview the answers before our sessions just to make himself look flawless. Instead, you get to watch his real-time thought process as he attacks each question. Seeing how he breaks down arguments, identifies gaps, and eliminates wrong answer choices step-by-step has completely changed the way I approach the test. It's like learning how to think like the LSAT rather than just learning how to do the LSAT. He's also incredibly accommodating throughout the entire process. He is flexible, supportive, and genuinely invested in my progress. Since working with him, I've already raised my LSAT score by 10 points, and we're still actively working on pushing it even higher. That kind of growth speaks for itself. And importantly he is not boring. At all. He brings humor and personality into every session, which makes even the driest Logical Reasoning question feel manageable. It never feels like I'm being lectured by a boring professor. Instead, sessions are engaging, dynamic, and actually enjoyable which makes a huge difference when you're studying for such an intense exam. If you're serious about improving and want a tutor who is not only smart but also authentic, strategic, and committed to your success, request Darren Borsini at Juris Education. It's one of the best decisions I've made in my LSAT prep.

I am so grateful for the help I received. I worked with Erin and she was incredibly helpful, knowledgeable, and kind and made the entire process feel so seamless and less stressful. I am truly so grateful!

I can't say enough good things about my LSAT tutor, Darren Borsini, from Juris Education. If you're just starting your LSAT journey or even if you've been studying for a while and feel stuck, do yourself a favor and join the Juris Education program. Another thing I really appreciate about Darren Borsini is how intentional he is with the work he assigns. The homework is never random. My homework is always carefully targeted to my specific weaknesses, which makes every assignment feel purposeful and productive. Darren is incredible at building a strong foundation in the test material. He doesn't just teach shortcuts or surface-level strategies, he makes sure you truly understand the logic behind every question type. Because of that, I've developed skills that actually stick, rather than just memorizing patterns. What really sets him apart is how raw and intelligent his approach is. He doesn't preview the answers before our sessions just to make himself look flawless. Instead, you get to watch his real-time thought process as he attacks each question. Seeing how he breaks down arguments, identifies gaps, and eliminates wrong answer choices step-by-step has completely changed the way I approach the test. It's like learning how to think like the LSAT rather than just learning how to do the LSAT. He's also incredibly accommodating throughout the entire process. He is flexible, supportive, and genuinely invested in my progress. Since working with him, I've already raised my LSAT score by 10 points, and we're still actively working on pushing it even higher. That kind of growth speaks for itself. And importantly he is not boring. At all. He brings humor and personality into every session, which makes even the driest Logical Reasoning question feel manageable. It never feels like I'm being lectured by a boring professor. Instead, sessions are engaging, dynamic, and actually enjoyable which makes a huge difference when you're studying for such an intense exam. If you're serious about improving and want a tutor who is not only smart but also authentic, strategic, and committed to your success, request Darren Borsini at Juris Education. It's one of the best decisions I've made in my LSAT prep.

Ryan is helpful.

Quinn was an absolute rockstar as my LSAT tutor. I started with a diagnostic of 152 and was really struggling with Reading Comprehension - I'd run out of time on nearly every practice test and feel like I was guessing on the last passage. Quinn broke down her approach to passage mapping and time management in a way that finally clicked for me. She taught me how to identify the main point and structure without getting bogged down in details, and we worked on pacing drills that built my confidence. After three months of working together twice a week, I hit 165 on test day. The score opened up so many more options for me school-wise, and I genuinely don't think I would have gotten there without her guidance.

I came in as a freshmen and am really enjoying the premier JD program so far! I feel like everything is included and I have a really solid plan of what to do over the next few years for my best shot of law school acceptance.

Krystle was absolutely phenomenal throughout my admissions process. As a reapplicant with a previous cycle that yielded only one acceptance at a school outside the T-20, I knew I needed expert help to strengthen my application. She helped me completely reframe my personal statement to better showcase my growth since my first application cycle and guided me through the delicate process of writing an addendum explaining my reapplication without dwelling on past rejections. Her school selection advice was strategic and realistic. This cycle, I was accepted to Georgetown, UCLA, and Vanderbilt with scholarship offers at all three. The difference Krystle made in my outcomes was night and day compared to going through the process alone the first time.