I am a J.D. candidate at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, expecting to graduate in 2028. Before law school, I completed an Honours BSc in genetics at Western University.
I believe that the LSAT is a very learnable test and can even become one that you enjoy studying for! I studied for the LSAT for around six months while balancing a part-time job, and through that experience, I developed a deeper understanding of the mechanics of the test and the recurring patterns that appear throughout it.
As well, I have been teaching and tutoring various subjects for years throughout my time in high school and undergraduate studies. I love connecting with students and have learned how to better break down concepts in ways that suit individual students' learning, strengths, and areas for improvement.
I believe that everyone has the capacity to do well on the LSAT and I hope to help you reach your greatest potential!
Outside of law school, I enjoy traveling and cafe hopping. One of my personal mantras is to keep the things that bring you joy in your life while studying for the LSAT!
Michelle'sĀ Education
J.D Candidate Class of 2028, University of British Columbia. BSc (Honours) in Genetics from Western University