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Lmao Zedong

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spending a summer teaching LSAT

Post by Lmao Zedong » Wed May 19, 2010 4:01 pm

i'd like to be able to make some extra money this summer teaching the LSAT. since it's only for a few months i imagine i'll be better off by myself than trying to get a job with a company (maybe that's not the case?). i got a 179 on the test. does anyone who's done this have tips for how to get started / how much you can generally charge per hour, etc? thanks in advance.

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Re: spending a summer teaching LSAT

Post by Lmao Zedong » Thu May 20, 2010 1:10 pm

65 views and nothing to say? does anyone have any input?

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Re: spending a summer teaching LSAT

Post by cavebat2000 » Thu May 20, 2010 1:12 pm

maybe people think that since you got a 179 you can figure it out.. :)

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Re: spending a summer teaching LSAT

Post by AtticusFinch » Thu May 20, 2010 1:19 pm

cavebat2000 wrote:maybe people think that since you got a 179 you can figure it out.. :)

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From a fellow 179'er it sounds like someone is bitter.

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Re: spending a summer teaching LSAT

Post by JJDancer » Thu May 20, 2010 5:25 pm

depends where u are teaching but for the summer you should be able to get business for the sept/oct exam.
big city + 179+ some experience teaching/tutoring you should be able to charge $50 per hour.
i would say do it on ur own through craigslist/local universities.
In a smaller market with no tutoring experience charge $30 per hour.

After a while people charge anywhere from $40-$150 per hour.
(i'd say 50-60 is a good range after a while though) 100 or over seems ridiculous

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