Has anyone had him as a tutor? What was your experience like?
I'd greatly appreciate your advice.
Tutoring by Jonathan Arak? Forum
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abbas123
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Re: Tutoring by Jonathan Arak?
if you do a quick google search of his name, it looks like he doesnt focus on the LSAT. it doesnt even mention the LSAT at all.
he's the second tutor listed:
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he's the second tutor listed:
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tomwatts
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Re: Tutoring by Jonathan Arak?
Funny that this comes up now. I talked with him on the phone earlier today.
He's ridiculously experienced (um, 21 years) and smart. Most of the people on that linked page teach grad tests as well, but that page is geared towards middle school and high school kids, so it doesn't mention that, say, Brendan Mernin also tutors LSAT, but he does. I'd endorse Jon Arak in a heartbeat. Or really any of the other New York Princeton Review Premier Tutors... there are about half a dozen of them, and they're all off the charts. Fritz is pretty outstanding, too.
On a totally unrelated subject, I think those prices on the linked page are old. I'm pretty sure they're (significantly) lower now. But NYC is weird, so I don't know for sure.
He's ridiculously experienced (um, 21 years) and smart. Most of the people on that linked page teach grad tests as well, but that page is geared towards middle school and high school kids, so it doesn't mention that, say, Brendan Mernin also tutors LSAT, but he does. I'd endorse Jon Arak in a heartbeat. Or really any of the other New York Princeton Review Premier Tutors... there are about half a dozen of them, and they're all off the charts. Fritz is pretty outstanding, too.
On a totally unrelated subject, I think those prices on the linked page are old. I'm pretty sure they're (significantly) lower now. But NYC is weird, so I don't know for sure.
