My name is Melody, an LSAT Coach with Apply Yourself Global!

I am currently a J.D. Candidate at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, expecting to graduate in 2027. Prior to law school, I completed my Bachelor of Science in Microbiology and Immunology, with a minor in Philosophy, at the University of British Columbia.

For me, the LSAT became an important turning point in my academic journey. While studying microbiology and immunology, I took an elective course in the philosophy of law and realized that I was deeply interested in legal reasoning, practical rules, and the way law shapes real-world decisions. That experience helped me picture a future in the legal field and motivated me to begin preparing for the LSAT.

As someone who was once brand new to the LSAT, I know how important it is to approach the test strategically. Through focused studying, critical review, and consistent practice, I improved from not knowing where to begin to achieving a 166, and later a 172, on my second attempt. That process taught me that the LSAT is not a measure of how smart you are. It is a skill-based test, and with the right strategies, structure, and support, it can be improved.

My approach as a coach is to help students better understand both themselves and the LSAT, so we can find the study methods that work best for them. Beyond test-taking strategies, I also understand the emotional toll the LSAT can take on your confidence and well-being. Whether you are just starting out, feeling stuck, or trying to reach that next score goal, I’m here to help you build the skills, confidence, and strategy you need. I look forward to working with you!

Melody’s Education

J.D. Candidate, Class of 2027, University of British Columbia
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) 2024, Microbiology and Immunology, Minor in Philosophy, University of British Columbia

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