LSAT
Tutoring in Toronto
Our LSAT tutoring program allows students to enjoy one-on-one instruction,
customized to focus on the sections or concepts in which they are having the
most trouble. Our tutors help students develop effective strategies to tackle
every type of question on the LSAT, in accordance with each student’s
unique learning style and strengths and weaknesses. One-on-one tutoring is
especially helpful for students who find themselves consistently losing marks
on specific question types (e.g. on sequencing games or on flaws or assumptions
questions). The private tutoring sessions are held at our convenient location
near Yonge and Eglinton or at the student's home.
LSAT Instructors
The quality of our instructors is the reason why Ivy Global provides premier
LSAT instruction. We've carefully chosen only the best instructors who scored
in the 97th percentile or higher on standardized tests. Our tutors and instructors
are experts who effectively impart their knowledge to their students.
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Dave
T.
University of Toronto Law
University
of Toronto (BBA)
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Gideon
N.
University of Toronto Law
Brown University (BS)
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Our Program
There are two options for LSAT tutoring:
Tutoring Per Session
This tutoring program allows you to customize a program for the LSAT and
take as many sessions as you need. You may choose to cover all areas of
the LSAT with the tutor or focus just on one area where you need particular
help with.
Fee: $150+HST per 2 hour session
Full Tutoring Program
The total program is 28 hours in length, this includes the following:
- 8 Hours- Two previously administered LSAT’s as diagnostic tests
at the beginning and end of the program.
- 20 Hours- Ten 2-Hour sessions of one-on-one instruction.
- Complete test prep materials, including actual, previously administered
LSAT’s as well as exercises for each section
- Private rooms for one-on-one instruction
Fee: $2000+HST
Location
Ivy Global Advantage
| Ivy Global |
Other LSAT Prep Programs |
Individualized
Tailored to the unique needs of individual students.. |
Inflexible
Fail to recognize individual students’ strengths and weaknesses. |
Top quality instructors
Talented young teachers handpicked from the best schools. |
Unreliable teacher quality
Weak instructors hired through an undiscerning process. |
Only the best explanatory texts
Chosen from the full range of LSAT materials available. |
Limited instructional tools
Ineffective strategies taken from a single source. |
Instructor
Profiles
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Dave T.
University of Toronto Law
University of Toronto (BBA)
Dave is studying for a Juris Doctor (JD) at the University of Toronto
Law School. He received admissions to other top US law schools, including
Columbia University, NYU and UC Berkeley. As an undergraduate at the
University of Toronto, he excelled in academics, graduating with High
Distinction and a 3.82 GPA, and was the winner of the Management Apprentice
Program.
Dave scored in the 99th percentile on the LSAT. He is a gifted communicator
and enjoys preparing students for LSAT, where he believes that preparation
is the key to success. He aims to provide a learning environment which
is both engaging and productive. In addition, he is particular interested
in helping students navigate the law school application process, which
he is intimately familiar with. In his spare time, Dave likes to play
hockey, tennis, baseball and volleyball, and is an avid reader. |
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Gideon
N.
University of Toronto Law
Brown University
Gideon is currently pursuing a JD at the University of Toronto Faculty
of Law. He graduated from Brown University, an Ivy League school, with
an Honours Bachelors of Science degree in Environmental Sciences. While
at Brown, Gideon won an Undergraduate Teaching and Research award for
his research on environmental projects.
Gideon is intimately familiar with the structure and style of standardized
tests and is adept in preparing students for them. He scored in the
99th percentile on the SAT Reasoning Test and has extensive experience
teaching students how to improve their standardized test scores. He
has also excelled in math competitions, including placing 2nd in the
American Mathematics Contest and ranking 44th nationally in the Canadian
National Math League.
In addition to helping students with their standardized tests, Gideon
is skilled at helping students with their application essays. He helps
students brainstorm and craft essays that will set their applications
apart.
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LSAT Tutoring
FAQ
Who are your LSAT tutors?
We carefully choose tutors who combine outstanding performance on the LSAT
with a passion for teaching. Our tutors are experts in teaching the LSAT.
How long are your tutoring sessions?
Our LSAT tutoring sessions are typically 2 hours in length. Of course, we
are flexible and we can extend the tutoring session if requested.
What is covered in a typical 2-hour tutoring session?
Every tutoring session is different. We completely customize our sessions
to the needs of the student. If a student is getting excellent scores on one
section but losing many marks on another, we will focus only on the latter.
A typical tutoring session might include an overview of the different types
of questions, demonstrating the most effective strategies to tackle each type,
working through practice problems, or reinforcing tips and strategies.
How much tutoring do I need?
You should discuss this with your tutor and build a custom program that fits
your needs and budget. The factors that you should consider when determining
how much tutoring you need are your score improvement goal, the specific concepts
and skills that you need to improve, the amount of time before your LSAT test
date, and your budget.
How much homework do you assign?
At Ivy Global, we understand students are busy with school work and extra-curricular
activities. During the session, the tutor will discuss with the student on
how many hours they can devote to LSAT preparation and will assign an appropriately
level of homework for the student. For weekly sessions, a typical level of
homework may be 2-4 hours per week. We typically assign more homework during
the summer than during the school year.
When can I arrange LSAT tutoring?
LSAT tutoring can be arranged on both weekdays and weekends. The dates and
times (Monday-Sunday: 10am-9pm) are very flexible and depends on the availability
of our tutors. Most students arrange tutoring on a weekly basis, but we can
also accommodate less frequent tutoring as well as intensive preparation.
How do I sign-up for tutoring?
Please email us at info@ivyglobal.ca or call us at 416-225-4242.
What if I am not happy with my tutor?
At Ivy Global, we only hire the best. We are confident that you will find
each of our tutors engaging and effective as instructors. If for whatever
reason you are not satisfied with your tutor, please contact us immediately
and we will do our best to make any necessary adjustments.
Where does the tutoring take place?
The tutoring sessions are at our office:
Ivy Global
160 Eglinton Ave E
Suite 330
Toronto, ON M4P 3B5
We also accommodate in-home tutoring depending on your location and availability
of our tutors.
