Hi! I’m Hosna, 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 2028. Prior to law school, I completed a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Sociology at the University of British Columbia.

For me, I decided I wanted to pursue law school when I was about 13 years old, as both advocacy and justice have always been incredibly important to me. However, this made the LSAT a particularly intimidating process. Although I knew what I wanted, I was the first in my family to pursue graduate school. This left me with little guidance and support in a process that felt complicated.

I navigated the LSAT process independently and decided that a self-study method would be what worked best for me. In just three months I was able to score above a 160, and with an extra month of studying, I brought my score up to a 166. In this, I learned that the most important part of studying for the LSAT is showing up consistently. I set up my own schedule, went through each component, and made the commitment to show up daily

My approach to LSAT coaching is best described as adaptable. I believe the best study method is not what is best for everyone, but instead, what is best for you as an individual. Your journey does not, and will not, always look the same as others. In this, I aim to review people’s schedules and study methods along with their goals to see how we can achieve just that and even surpass expectations. Self-efficacy is also of utmost importance to me, on top of strategy-based learning, I always make sure anybody working with me first feels confident in themselves. To me, mindset is always key to the best work habits.

Hosna's Education
J.D. Candidate, University of British Columbia, Peter A. Allard School of Law. Bachelor of Arts (B.A) with High Distinction in Psychology, Minor in Sociology from the University of British Columbia

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