Gabrielle B. | LSAT Coach

Gabrielle B.

5.0

Stanford Law JD | Incoming Covington Associate | LSAT Expert

Studied at Stanford Law School

Worked at Sullivan & Cromwell

Available tomorrow at 10:00 PM UTC

Usually responds within 1 hour

Protected by the Leland Experience Guarantee

Available tomorrow at 10:00 PM UTC

Usually responds within 1 hour

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Gabrielle’s LSAT Qualifications

Scored a 175 on the LSAT

10+ people coached for LSAT

I scored a 175 on the LSAT after self-studying and taking the test multiple times, demonstrating that even if you start with a low score, the test is learnable with the right approach. Through my experience, I have explored and reviewed numerous study aids and resources, which allows me to tailor coaching to each student's needs. I firmly believe that with the right guidance and strategy, anyone can significantly improve their score and achieve success on the LSAT.

Gabrielle can help with:

Reading Comprehension

Logical Reasoning

Analytical Reasoning

Test Prep Strategy

Tailored Study Plan

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Why do I coach?

I coach because my journey from homelessness to pursuing a law degree has profoundly transformed my life, breaking the cycle of generational poverty. As a first-generation high school, college, and law student, this opportunity has opened doors I once thought were closed to me and allowed me to connect with incredible people from diverse backgrounds. Now, I’m passionate about bridging the gap between people who would make great attorneys and the roadblocks that often stand in their way. I want to help others see that success is possible no matter where you start—especially for those who don’t traditionally see themselves in these spaces. I have a lot of experience with the challenges law school applicants and students face, from crafting the perfect personal statement to navigating OCI. That’s why I’m passionate about helping others navigate the hurdles—whether it’s creating a tailored study plan, preparing for interviews, developing your resume, or negotiating financial aid.