My GoldenLSAT Experience: 141->156 When I started studying for the LSAT, I was overwhelmed by the amount of prep options out there. I also knew that with my LSAT diagnostic score of 141, I had a long way to go. Thankfully, I found Mitchell through some of his AMAs on Reddit. Before working with Mitchell, my studying was all over the place. I truly felt lost and hopeless. However, Mitchell tailored our sessions and his coaching to individually fit my learning style. Mitchell is intuitive and truly interested in your success. As someone who struggles with anxiety, especially when it comes to standardized tests, I always felt comfortable with Mitchell and in asking him questions. His text check-ins helped me stay accountable and provided an open dialogue for feedback. By working with Mitchell for a little over 4 months, I was able to climb 15 points from my diagnostic, scoring a 156 on the August 2022 LSAT. Plus, he made learning LG fun. Fun is never something I thought I would associate with the LSAT, but that’s my GoldenLSAT experience.

An Invaluable Part of my LSAT Prep When I found Mitchell’s tutoring page online, it was after months of self-study, and only three weeks before my scheduled LSAT. I started with a 160 diagnostic, and was aiming for at least a 164 on the test. I was extremely stressed about hitting that mark, and my scores were inconsistent - especially in Logic Games. I only scheduled three sessions with Mitchell, two hours a week, but the strategies he taught me were invaluable. I learned new ways of approaching the question types, which really helped with “strengthen/weaken” Logical Reasoning questions and Logic Games. The Logic Games strategies I learned brought me from -7/8 on Games to a consistent -0. As well, Mitchell taught me how to approach the test as a whole - how to study the week before, what to do the day before, how to prep for technical difficulties, and so on. Mitchell was kind and helpful - although I made mistakes frequently in our sessions, he was understanding and happy to review without being belittling or condescending. Ultimately, the strategies Mitchell helped me to learn allowed me to exceed not only my goal score, but also each of my practice scores, ending up with a 176 on the exam.

The Best LSAT Tutor!! I began studying for the LSAT by myself while in England with little to no experience on what resources I should have been using. I was all over the place and wasn’t sure what I needed to do to improve my diagnostic score of 151. I knew I wanted to score at least 160’s and then make it to the 170’s, but I had no idea where to start. While I was abroad, I found Mitchell and we hit it off right away! Each week for about 3 months, we met via Zoom for an hour and half and worked our way through the LSAT, taking it section by section. Mitchell is an incredible tutor and tailors his teaching to what works best for you. My worst section was LR, but under his guidance, we were soon able to figure out a couple strategies that worked for me consistently and that I felt confident using on test day. Mitchell is also super accommodating and worked with my schedule and time, which was especially helpful while in England (an 8 hour time difference!) and as I moved back to the US halfway through my study prep for the September exam. Thanks to Mitchell’s guidance, I was able to score a 161, which had never happened before, not even in practice exams! Although my end goal is still to score in the 170’s, I’ve taken a break for now to focus on academics before going back to LSAT prep. However, I know that Mitchell made a huge difference in my journey, and I doubt I would have been as successful without him.

Incredible Tutoring! Mitchell helped me improve my LSAT score from the low 160s to the high 160s after working with him for several months. He always had new approaches to working on challenging sections or questions, and they were tailored to fit my own struggles with the exam. I really enjoyed working with Mitchell and would highly recommend him to others looking for a very personalized, effective approach to improving your LSAT score.

From 140s to 99th percentile score: thanks Golden LSAT! Nearly a year ago, I started with a diagnostic in the 140s and using another test prep company/tutor was able to record my first official score in the mid-160s However, I still didn’t feel like the exam had fully “clicked” for me. After doing extensive research on tutors and different test prep companies, I stumbled across Mitchell’s AMAs on Reddit. Larger test prep companies, like the one I used, rely on too many gimmicks or shortcuts that actually make the LSAT more complicated than it needs to be. Mitchell’s AMAs exposed me to a more practical and intuitive approach to the LSAT. I knew I wanted him in my corner as I ramped up for a re-take! While working with Mitchell for just under 3 months, I was able to move my practice exams scores to the mid-170s, even notching my first 180! On the June exam, I scored a 174 official score. Mitchell’s approach to the exam is fundamentally different than other test prep entities. Using helpful analogies, intuitive strategies, and even connecting back the exam to basic reading/analytical skills (that are SO relevant for law school), he made the test both fun and rewarding. Not to mention, Mitchell really helped me get into the mindset of what it means to be a high scorer. On top of all of this, he’s incredibly thoughtful, flexible, and accessible. His primary goal is your success, not a paycheck. The cost: For many of you, a point of hesitation might be the cost (and it certainly was for me). As someone who works full-time, I allocated a larger than expected portion of my paycheck towards LSAT prep. The moment I logged onto LSAC and saw the 174, I knew it was worth it. Fortunately, this score places me at or above nearly every schools’ median. This not only means I have a shot at some of the best law schools in the country, but also great scholarship offers. In short, if you can afford it, don’t hesitate, especially if you’re just starting. If you can’t afford it, Mitchell’s AMA’s are still a great resource and even a consultation call with him can help you learn how a 180-scorer approaches the exam. THANK YOU MITCH AND GOLDEN LSAT!