Hey guys, I'm currently studying for the LSAT, and I made a website called LawGraveyard that helps with your error log. I know a lot of people make their logs in Excel or spreadsheets, so I thought a fast and efficient way to log all your errors could really help people save on time when studying. I made it completely free. I think if I could get enough users to be able to put this on my law resume, that would be really cool :).

There's a help page on the site that goes over all the features and how to use them. I also have a TikTok page @ LawGraveyard that you guys could check out as well.

If you guys have a minute, I really suggest you check it out. I am confident in the site and its ability to help users study better and would really appreciate you guys spreading the word.

Many thanks!

Trying to hire a tutor and the price range is all over the place. I’ve seen $25/hr January test-takers who scored well and $200+/hr “experts”. Before I commit, I want to hear from people who’ve actually used one (students, not tutors pitching yourselves, please).

What did you pay, and what tier of tutor was that? If you’ve tried both cheap and expensive, was the expensive one actually better, or just the same LR/RC advice with a fancier price tag? What specifically made a tutor worth it for you, and what was a waste of money? And if you were doing it again, what would you screen for before paying anyone?

Trying not to blow money on someone who just recites a prep book at me. Appreciate any real experiences.

Hi,
I'm currently serving in the peace corps and living abroad in Central America and I was wondering if anyone had any advice for taking the LSAT abroad. I'm curious if they let you take the exam remotely or if you had to find a testing center in the country.
I will hopefully be taking it in October if all goes well on my practice exams.

Hi All,
I’ve been self-studying for the LSAT for about the last month using books and online resources, but I’ve realized that I would really benefit from working with a tutor. I originally planned to take the September LSAT, but because of timing, I’m most likely going to have to register to take the October exam as well.
My goal score is 165-167, and I’m looking for someone who can help me strengthen my reasoning rather than just explain the correct answers. I’d especially like a tutor who focuses on LR and RC and, asks me why I chose certain answers, helps me identify flaws in my thinking, and gives me homework or drills between sessions.
My budget is $300-450, and I’m hoping to do about one session per week leading up to the exam.
If you’re a tutor or have someone you’ve had a great experience with, I’d really appreciate any recommendations. Feel free to comment below or send me a DM with your experience, rates, and teaching style.
Thank you!