About Julia

I attended university at University College London (UCL) from 2015-2018, where I spent three years studying English Literature and ultimately writing my dissertation on representations of legal issues in Shakespeare. From there, I began applying for law school, eventually earning multiple full scholarships to top twenty schools as well as a hefty partial scholarship to T-14 law school University of Michigan Law. I started Michigan Law in 2018, where I spent the time putting my writing skills to the test, serving as a Senior Editor on the Michigan Law Journal of Law Reform and writing several wide-ranging papers on a variety of legal issues. Following law school, I clerked for a Federal Judge in the District of Nevada, where I researched, edited, read, and crafted dozens of published legal opinions. I have been tutoring the LSAT full-time ever since! I currently partner with two elite LSAT prep companies and conduct regular trainings for new tutors looking to improve their skills. I have worked with a wide variety of students, including students who went on to score in the 175+ range, ESL students, students with ADHD, T-14 hopefuls, older students, student-parents, and beyond. I also provide holistic application support throughout the process and am happy to review/edit application materials, talk admissions strategy, and help you reach your unique goals according to your individual circumstances.