LSAT Private Tutoring in Munich (Germany)

Are you a Munich-based student seeking to obtain the highest possible score on the Law School Admission Test (LSAT)? If you are searching for the most effective and comprehensive LSAT preparation resources, look no further than the standardized test prep professionals at Manhattan Review. When it comes to mastering complex academic information, many students do perfectly well studying in classroom-style group settings. Other students, however, know they do not perform at their best when attempting to learn new information in the presence of others. They worry about holding the group back and feel anxiety about slowing the pace of the group down; alternatively, they may experience frustration if they have mastered a particular concept but must wait to move on until others in the group can demonstrate similar mastery. If you know you learn best in a setting where you can work at your own pace, without the distractions that may arise in group courses, we invite you to contact us today to learn more about the private tutoring options available at Manhattan Review. 

At Manhattan Review, our tutors will work with you to create a customized study plan, taking into account the academic strengths you already possess while teaching you to overcome any areas of weakness that might negatively affect your LSAT performance. Research consistently demonstrates that preparing for an exam with a private tutor can significantly accelerate your learning, in addition to improving your confidence and your test-taking abilities. When you are able to focus without feeling anxious, you can learn and perform at your very best. Here at Manhattan Review, we offer daytime, evening, and weekend tutoring sessions. Our private tutors can meet in-person or virtually, ensuring there is always a time to prepare for the LSAT that is convenient for you. Personalized instruction is available whenever and wherever you are, making it easy to follow your LSAT study plan.

Let the experienced and dedicated tutors at Manhattan Review show you how to achieve your own LSAT success the same way they've helped countless other future lawyers across the United States, Europe, Asia, and around the world. Clients who prepare for the LSAT with Manhattan Review regularly receive acceptance to top-tier law schools, including Harvard University, Stanford University, Yale University, Dartmouth College, Princeton University, Duke University, New York University, Columbia University, the University of Texas at Austin, the University of Southern California, the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Chicago, Cornell University, and elsewhere. We invite you to contact us today to learn more about how we can support you on your journey to LSAT success.

Meet a Munich LSAT Tutor: Conrad B.

From a young age, Conrad B. envisioned a career combining his love of writing with his passion for politics and social justice. He wrote a political advocacy column in his school newspaper, in addition to c playing basketball and being an active member of the speech and debate team. He also worked hard to obtain good grades, eventually graduating near the top of his class. Conrad was excited to attend the University of Connecticut, where he majored in political science. He decided to pursue a career as a lawyer specializing in mergers, acquisitions, and contract negotiations, establishing a career where every word mattered and providing him the chance to contribute to important causes bigger than himself. Conrad worked with a private tutor to prepare for the LSAT to be certain he could quickly and confidently solve even the most challenging problems. His diligence was rewarded with an impressively high LSAT score, and he chose to attend Columbia University.

After graduating from Columbia, Conrad accepted a position with a well-known firm in Munich that specialized in contract law and also offered him opportunities to teach at a local university. He eventually chose to focus on teaching full-time and after obtaining a master's degree in education from the State University of New York, he joined Manhattan Review with a focus on helping students prepare for the LSAT. Students appreciate his experience and outgoing personality, and his calendar regularly fills up weeks in advance. When Conrad isn't helping future lawyers excel on the LSAT, he can be found singing in a men's choir and volunteering at a local library.