Roman G.

If you’re looking for the traditional markers of academic success, I have them. I graduated magna cum laude, earned a 170 on the LSAT on my first attempt, passed both the New York and California Bar Exams on my first try, and was fortunate to receive several nationally competitive academic fellowships. I’m proud of those accomplishments, but they’re not what I think makes me a good tutor. What matters more is how I got there. I have never been someone who could simply absorb a difficult subje…