Classes are grouped by current score (150s, 160s, 170+), so every question you work on is the one holding you back. Same method as my private tutoring, at a group rate.
$20/hr per person · class of up to 15$45/hr per person · small group of up to 6Pay as you go · no package
J.D. candidate, Georgetown Law · NYU B.A. · Columbia M.A.
I tutor the LSAT full-time and I'm an evening J.D. candidate at Georgetown Law. Before law school I held roles at the UN Office of Counter-Terrorism, the Minority Leader's Office on Capitol Hill, CFR, CSIS and the Middle East Institute.
60+students coached 1-on-1
Results
Results from my private students.
Daniel164 → 177 · Admitted to Yale Law & Harvard Law1-on-1 student
“Elias was incredibly helpful on my journey to my 177. His explanations were very clear and insightful, and I had so many eureka moments during our lessons. …”
Leya160 → 175 in 2 months1-on-1 student
“Elias is an incredible tutor who knew exactly the kind of support to give me. He's extremely patient and gives you a structured game plan that quickly gives results. …”
ArenMid 150s → 170 in 3 months1-on-1 student
“I was really struggling to jump from the mid 150s to a 170, and through working with him, I was able to do so within less than 3 months! …”
These are private 1-on-1 results. Classes use the same method; I don't promise a score for any format.
Yes. Tell me your latest practice score and I'll place you in a class at your level. Or bring your study group.
Your most recent practice test: 150s, 160s or 170+. No practice test yet? Take a free official one on LSAC's LawHub and send me the score, or just tell me and I'll place you.
Size and attention. The class holds up to 15 at $20/hr. The small group holds up to 6 at $45/hr, so more of the hour goes to your questions. 1-on-1 is $120/hr and every minute is yours, with your own target score and plan. Same method in all three.
Pay as you go, by the hour. No package, no course fee up front, no contract.
I do. Elias Shammas: 177 LSAT, J.D. candidate at Georgetown Law.
Both. In person at Georgetown Law (600 New Jersey Ave NW, Washington, DC) or on Zoom. Tell me which you prefer when you sign up.
I don't promise a number. How far you go depends on where you start and the work you do between classes. I'll tell you straight where you stand.
Tell me and I'll move you up a level. That's the point.
A free session with a Yale Law student who has worked in admissions. Bring your questions about schools, timing and applications. Get the next date →
Find your class.
Tell me your score. I'll place you and send you the time.