would tutor really help with LSAT? Forum
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Re: would tutor really help with LSAT?
Tutoring can work... but I think we will need a lot more about you (have you PTed? What are you struggling with? What have you tried?) to really give you a good answer.charlotteWN wrote:as the subject, I not sure if it will work. But I kind of want to try tutor. Any recommandation or experience? is online tutoring the same with face-to-face tutoring?
I appreciate your help!! thanks!
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Re: would tutor really help with LSAT?
Would a tutor really help? Depends on the tutor.
Is online tutoring the same as face-to-face? I'd say no, but I'm old.
Is online tutoring the same as face-to-face? I'd say no, but I'm old.
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Re: would tutor really help with LSAT?
Of course a tutor will help. Just hire good one, no use hiring a second rate guy who can only score a 160.
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Re: would tutor really help with LSAT?
Where are you located?charlotteWN wrote:as the subject, I not sure if it will work. But I kind of want to try tutor. Any recommandation or experience? is online tutoring the same with face-to-face tutoring?
I appreciate your help!! thanks!
If you're in a major city, you may be able to find a quality in-person tutor. If not, you may be best off going with online tutoring. Many excellent tutors offer online tutoring these days via phone or Skype.
As a tutor, I've found that my students don't seem to experience a significant difference between in-person or distance tutoring. (I've actually had students who tried both and ended up choosing to work with me online to reduce their commuting time.)
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