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We believe that in order to teach the LSAT, you have to have conquered the LSAT. All of our Primary instructors scored in the 99th percentile on the LSAT, and none of our instructors scored below a 170.
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We take applicants from all over the country and thoroughly vet them to see if they’ve got what it takes to teach the Blueprint LSAT course. Aspiring instructors go through a written application, a Zoom screening, a video lesson demo, and a live demo lesson for a panel of LSAT experts and current instructors. The vast majority don’t make it through the process, and only the best make it to our classrooms.
Over more than 80 hours of training, instructors observe our course, learn our methods, and perfect their teaching. Our instructors are continuously observed and coached by our veteran LSAT Academic Manager, who makes sure all of our instructors remain in top shape.
We also offer continual development to our instructors through monthly instructor training to keep them up to date on the latest LSAT content and strategies.
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St. Louis
When we say that Jason thoroughly understands the LSAT, we're not kidding. In addition to scoring a 176 and teaching LSAT prep since 2004, Jason studied psychometrics (that's the study of standardized tests) and quantitative research methods as part of his doctorate at UT Austin. He even wrote his dissertation on "flipping" an LSAT course.
He's taught dozens of courses to hundreds of students in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Salt Lake City, Provo (UT), Austin, Houston, Ann Arbor (MI), St. Louis, New York City, and online. Jason loves teaching, and uses everything from classic 80's movie references to slightly mangled hip hop lyrics to help his students conquer the LSAT.
Jason, his wife, and three daughters live in St. Louis, where he builds up engineering faculty at Washington University in St. Louis by day and breaks down LSAT arguments by night. He's always up for a good conversation about film, books, gaming, politics, or the NBA, and firmly believes that the LSAT is one of the most learnable standardized tests in use.
Fun Facts: As an Air Force brat growing up, Jason attended 11 different schools and lived in 14 houses before graduating from high school. Jason has lived in Utah (twice), Texas (three times), California, England, Germany (twice), Wyoming, Oregon, Michigan, and Missouri, and speaks German fluently and Spanish conversationally.
Here is what some of students have said about him:
"However, what made this course truly exceptional was
Jason’s instruction. Because of the two of them, this class
transformed from something I merely had to attend on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays to something I looked
forward to and didn't want to miss. Their superb
qualifications and the quality of their teaching go without
saying—they knew the material backwards and forwards,
explained the concepts clearly, illustrated the concepts
with many practice questions, and were always attentive to
individual questions and requests for further explication …
But most of all, both instructors had fantastic senses of
humor which allowed us students to connect with them and for
the class to establish a rapport with one another, even with
just a virtual chat room as our medium."
Los Angeles
Linette spent most of her childhood on her grandparents’ farm in Romania before learning English and moving to the U.S. as a teenager. She eventually entered La Sierra University as a Pre-Dental student, but soon decided she felt more comfortable examining oral testimony than oral cavities, and switched majors to Pre-Law. After graduating and earning a 175 on the LSAT, Linette joined Blueprint as an instructor April 2019, leading many Live Online and in-person Blueprint LSAT courses.
Linette understands that everyone learns differently, which is why she makes sure to adapt her classes and teaching style to her students' needs. She also believes it’s extremely important to celebrate the small victories along the way, preferably with some rocky road ice cream (although any dessert would be acceptable). In her free time, Linette likes to get back to her roots by backpacking and camping in the wild. Although there are no goats around, the occasional bear and deer make up for that.
Fun facts: Linette has traveled to every country in Europe, and also earned a 99th-percentile score on the Dental Admissions Test.
Here is what some of students have said about her:
"Linette was engaging and encouraged lots of participation
from the class even virtually. She was great at simplifying
more complex concepts in a way that was easily
understandable. She took the time to respond to any extra
questions we had outside of class which was much
appreciated."
Washington DC
Thom attended Davidson College, and later Johns Hopkins University, studying mathematics and applied economics. A true data wonk, Thom has worked in think tanks in D.C., analyzing statistics to write many technical public health papers. But the data Thom cares about most are his students’ LSAT scores. Thom has been an instructor and tutor at Blueprint since January 2019 (and an LSAT and GRE tutor since 2013), helping his students earn impressive score increases, whether working one-on-one or in many Live Online and D.C.-based in-person courses. In his classes, Thom likes to find creative ways to clarify complex LSAT topics, so his students can make quick, concrete progress on each section of the LSAT.
Fun Facts: During his off-hours, Thom is a budding amateur mixologist — even extracting his own bitters — a passion he developed after trying a transformative cocktail on vacation.
Here is what some of students have said about him:
"I really love Thom as an instructor — he was patient,
understanding, and always willing to answer any questions.
He brought levity to the material which kept us laughing
when it was hard or frustrating. It was fun to see him every
Sunday, and I thought our class had a lively discussion each
week."
Phoenix
Dylan attended Yale, where he represented the university's debate team and became the second person ever to be both a national debate champion and North American debate champion, and the only American undergrad to win Cambridge University's invitational tournament. He also found time to study philosophy; upon graduation, he realized the local philosophy factory wasn’t hiring, and found work as a used car salesman, an online poker pro, and an MCAT instructor.
Before long, Dylan found his true passion: teaching the LSAT. Dylan has taught countless one-on-one tutoring students and 50 LSAT courses with Blueprint since 2011, helping his students understand the LSAT, improve their score, and attend law school. Dylan believes strongly in using anticipation to find that right answer. He believes that putting the work in early on questions pays off dividends later on. He also believes strongly in using his dog Spaghetti as an example whenever possible, to help clarify difficult concepts on this exam.
Fun Facts: In addition to asking him about his LSAT hacks, you can ask Dylan about cooking hacks he picked up as a professional cook. In fact, Dylan has never had a "normal" desk job: he’s been a professional gambler, used car salesman, cook, and longtime teacher.
Here is what some students have said about him:
"Dylan is fantastic and truly gives great advice; he is an
excellent teacher who knows the material. I have seen
promising improvements in my score and I attribute it to the
lessons he has taught me."
Los Angeles
Theron graduated with High Distinction (magna cum laude) from the University of California, Berkeley, with Honors in History. Theron spent some time working with the U.S. Department of State's Foreign Service Institute on education policy and outreach. Theron joined Blueprint as a tutor and instructor in March 2020. Theron is familiar with the ins and outs of the new digital LSAT, after having scored an official 175. Now, he works with those looking to embark on a journey to boost their score (and have some fun along the way). When Theron is not thinking about the LSAT, he enjoys listening to audiobooks, learning to cook new recipes, or playing new video games.
Fun Facts: Theron is a native Angeleno, but has lived in Canada, London, and Berlin. Perhaps it was his time spent in those rainy cities that instilled in Theron a love of the rain. In the few times that it rains in Los Angeles, Theron will put on rain gear, including waterproof socks, and go for long walks.
Here is what some students have said about him:
"Theron created an environment where it was 'safe' to ask
questions I thought might be dumb, he took as much time as
needed to ensure I REALLY understood the material, and he
did a great job as a teacher. On a different note, Theron
presented as a kind, compassionate, caring guy. I have the
highest regard for him, and that made class more enjoyable
and more effective for me personally. He was better than I
ever could have expected."
New York
After ending a decade-long career in ballet, Sena graduated with a degree in global business. New York City coffee shops are Sena's favorite place to be. Her obsession with coffee and degree in business led her to start a non-profit sustainable coffee project, Pangaea Coffee, to produce coffee from beans sourced from sustainable farms around the world (the proceeds are used to buy jeans for the farmers). This venture also made her highly interested in international legal issues.
After scoring a 178 on her LSAT, Sena realized that anyone can learn the language of the LSAT--as someone who speaks 8 languages fluently, she would know! She not only teaches and tutors LSAT, but also has experience writing test questions and explanations. When not working, you can find Sena reading Sylvia Plath's poetry in Washington Square Park.
Fun Facts: In 2018, Sena started a sustainable coffee non-profit with her brother called Pangaea Coffee.
Here is what some students have said about him:
"Sena is brilliant. Her expertise and guidance scored me a
177 on the LSAT—shifting my law school prospects and chances
at a scholarship. Sena taught me the way in which to think
about the test, and that changed everything. Once I started
devising my own LSAT flaw questions about the snack
selection at my job (for fun!), I knew Sena had worked her
magic on me... I’m eternally grateful, and she made the
process enjoyable."
San Diego
Courtney has been teaching and tutoring with Blueprint LSAT since July 2018, bringing to the team a wealth of educational experience. She has a PhD in philosophy from Emory University, and has been teaching for the last 15 years. As a philosophy professor, Courtney loves the challenge of teaching to a diverse student population — from veterans, to those just returning to school after a long absence, to the typical college transfer student.
She scored a 173 on the LSAT, and discovered that her love for logic in teaching philosophy enabled her to be able to lead LSAT classes as well. After all, the LSAT is just one big logic test! Courtney’s style is warm and friendly, and she encourages her students to stick with the hard concepts until they’re comfortable with them. She firmly believes anyone can learn to do well on the LSAT, and she’s ready to help!
When not tutoring or teaching Blueprint’s Live Online course, she is usually doing something outside with her three children, rock climbing, cycling or pretending to play golf.
Fun Facts: Courtney is extremely precise when working through the LSAT, but elsewhere, she admits to being accident prone; Courtney’s broken all of her fingers and toes, her right foot, and both her collarbones and wrists. And yet, Courtney is an avid rock climber, and is going to try ice climbing next year.
Here is what some students have said about her:
"My instructor (Courtney) was phenomenal! She also hugely
contributed to the curriculum's effectiveness for me- she
made lectures engaging, easy to follow, and really
demonstrated that she was invested in her students' success.
Really great instructor!"
Chicago
Christine joined the team of Blueprint LSAT tutors and instructors in July 2018. Christine earned a BA in Gender Studies from the University of Rhode Island, before turning her eye toward law school. She is a proud alum of Blueprint's online LSAT course, which helped her score a 173 and led to a thorough understanding of the platypus's predatory practices. Her educational experience ranges from tutoring in children's literacy initiatives to TAing for an introductory fine arts course.
Now, Christine splits time between studying law at the University of Chicago and working Blueprint LSAT students as an instructor and TA. She helps her students recognize logical fallacies and methods of reasoning by drawing parallels to everyday life (Christine's students also rave about her alliterative limericks). While not teaching, Christine spends way too much time listening to podcasts, debating the best way to catch slime eels, and trying to decide which Satyajit Ray film to watch.
Fun Facts: Christine loves to spend her free time birdwatching. But she finds it a bit hard to birdwatch on sunny days — Christine confesses that can't wear sunglasses because of her unusually small ears.
Here is what some students have said about her:
"Christine is a fantastic instructor...consistently
helpful, enthusiastic, and encouraging!"
Los Angeles
After fleeing Illinois by cattle car (Southwest Airlines) in the dead of night (early afternoon), Scott took Los Angeles by storm, obtaining a degree in English from USC. He soon headed back to school, picking up an MFA in Poetry Writing from NYU before returning to USC, where he is earning a Ph.D. in Literature and Creative Writing. Out of sheer curiosity and abiding love of standardized tests, Scott took the LSAT and scored a 177, and began teaching LSAT courses for Blueprint in 2015. Several years later, Scott took the LSAT again and earned a 178.
Scott really does love the LSAT, and he brings this enthusiasm to every class. After teaching many semesters of Freshman composition, Scott is convinced that, if he can make 18-year-olds care about the rhetorical triangle, he can make literally anything interesting to anybody. He is easy-going, approachable, and eager to help his students in the classroom.
Fun Facts: Scott will watch basically any movie with time travel in it, even if it's guaranteed to be terrible and he’ll never get that time back. Scott has a Master’s in creative writing, we’re guessing he recognizes the irony.
Here is what some students have said about him:
"Scott Redding is a fantastic teacher! He explains things
in a way that is easy to understand, and he answers every
question in detail making sure students have a good grasp on
the concepts. He is friendly, easy to approach and very
funny! You can tell he genuinely cares about his students'
improvement and will do whatever he can to help. Scott
helped make my LSAT prep experience much less stressful and
got me to a point where I felt like I had control over the
outcome."
Los Angeles
Spencer grew up among the concrete playgrounds of New York City, before retreating to the comparatively bucolic idylls of Western Massachusetts at Amherst College, where he studied philosophy. After a stint as a middle school science teacher back in N.Y., Spencer made his way westward, to pursue a Ph.D. in English at UCLA. Spencer has taught over 40 in-person and Live Online courses for Blueprint since 2012, helping literally thousands of pre-law students improve their LSAT scores.
Fun Facts: Spencer has seen Bruce Springsteen live more than 30 times. In fact, some people might say Spencer is Born to Run an LSAT class.
Here is what some students have said about him:
"I would not have wanted anyone, ANYONE else as my
instructor except him (if i had to do it all over). He is
smooth, well reversed, comical, smart and a true teacher. He
is beyond skilled to where he can help you understand how
skilled you can become as well."
Chicago
David has been teaching the LSAT with Blueprint as both an instructor and one-on-one tutor since 2017. He is a graduate of the New York University School of Law and practiced litigation for many years. David also received a Master’s Degree in Education from the Northwestern University School of Education. A trained and certified educator, he has previously taught LSAT and GRE preparation classes, as well as high school social studies. David scored a 176 on the LSAT and earned a perfect score on both the Verbal and Quant sections of the GRE. As an instructor, David attempts to adjust his explanation of concepts and strategies to the unique needs of each of his students. He has traveled all over the world and enjoys scuba diving, live music, and hiking.
Fun Facts: David’s always been interested in environments radically different from the flat midwestern state in which he grew up. His traveling has often reflected this, ranging from cave diving in Phuket, Thailand to trekking in the Nepali and Tibetan Himalayas. In one case, David had to bring his own oxygen; in the other, he wished he had!
Here is what some students have said about him:
"As I am writing to you, I am unable to contain my
excitement. This morning I got my score back from the July
test and my jaw dropped when I saw a 178 on my screen.
Considering I had never cracked above 175 in my practice
tests I am aware I had some luck on my side, but thinking
back to the test, it really was my confidence that no
question could truly stump me that carried my performance. I
can't begin to thank David enough for helping me build that
confidence. When I set out on taking the test again after my
underwhelming performance last year, I was worried I
wouldn't be able to find a program and teacher that could
ensure a higher score with so little room for improvement,
but David certainly proved me wrong."
Miami
Felipe joined Blueprint LSAT as an instructor and tutor in 2019. Now, Felipe works as a day trader, math curriculum consultant, and LSAT instructor. He studied mathematics at Florida International University, and went on to work as the director of a math learning center that specializes in designing custom learning plans for students of all ages. It was there that Felipe discovered his passion for test prep, helping students prepare for tests like the GMAT, GRE, SAT, ACT, ASVAB and many more.
Somewhere in the course of his long teaching career Felipe discovered that he absolutely LOVED to teach two tests in particular: the GMAT and the LSAT. He scored a 177 on his LSAT, and a 780 on his GMAT (earning a perfect score on the quantitative section, and a 99th-percentile score on the verbal section). Teaching the LSAT, Felipe helps his students develop strong, consistent strategies for each question type they'll encounter, and delivers his instruction in a way that makes sense to them. When he isn't working, Felipe spends his free time playing chess, watching movies, and arguing about sports.
Fun Facts: After moving to the States as a child, Felipe learned to speak English in about two weeks, mostly from watching The Simpsons. As you could imagine, this got him in some hot water with his elementary school teachers.
Here is what some students have said about him:
"My instructor Felipe makes classes beyond enjoyable. I
look forward to showing up for a good laugh and great
insight into the LSAT."
Boston
Laura grew up in the suburbs of Grand Rapids, Michigan before moving to Manhattan to attend NYU, where she ran track and double majored in Latin American literature and politics (the perfect pairing of degrees for someone with no idea what she wants to do with her life).
Laura is a veteran Blueprint instructor, tutor, blogger — she’s even one of the featured instructors starring Blueprint’s Online Anytime video course! As an instructor, Laura uses the same coaching methods for her LSAT students that she learned while running track for NYU: learn from your coach, but it's the time you spend training on your own that can make the most difference. To that end, Laura provides her students practical tips and strategies that they can practice on their own, allowing their mastery to develop throughout the course.
Fun Facts: Laura won the school-wide spelling bee in 6th and 7th grade with "oratorio" and "antediluvian." She's been trying to regain that pinnacle of excellence ever since. (For those who are interested, "antediluvian" means "antiquated". You're on your own for oratorio.)
Here is what some students have said about her:
"She is a kick ass instructor and is more awesome than that
bulldog that skateboards."
"The girl is an absolute genius. She's funny, perky,
approachable, a great teacher and just all around great
person."
"Laura brings excellent energy to the classroom. She
tailored the class towards students' individual needs, while
also providing great guidance on how to succeed on the LSAT
in general, pointing all students in the right direction. I
would highly recommend her class to anyone looking to push
themselves to achieve their desired score on the LSAT."
Los Angeles
John began teaching and tutoring at Blueprint several years ago. In addition to helping students master the LSAT, John was a competitive debater and coach. John has coached a national champion and two national finalist debaters. He studied economics at The University of San Diego before starting his own debate coaching business.
He scored a 174 on the September 2019 LSAT using the same motivational skills he employed as a coach, forcing himself to dig deep and give the test all he had. John has been working with students for over a decade and brings the test skills and motivational skills required for success. When he is not tutoring or coaching, you can find John playing a card game or playing a round of golf.
Fun Facts: We all know the LSAT can occasionally sound like it was written in another language. So perhaps John’s education helped prepare him for that: until the 6th grade John did 100% of his schooling in French.
Here is what some students have said about him:
"I want to thank you for helping me overcome my doubts and
fears surrounding the LSAT. Not only did you prepare me to
dominate the test, but you were a constant source of support
and guidance throughout the entire process. I couldn’t have
scored well above my goal if it wasn’t for your help!"
Austin
Jenny taught her first LSAT class in 2002, while still an undergrad at Stanford University. She worked as a paralegal, completed a JD and MBA at UT Austin, passed the California and Texas bar exams, and practiced law as a mergers and acquisitions associate in California, Tokyo, and Texas before landing her dream job as investment counsel to a government agency. Along the way, Jenny has collected accolades for her effective teaching and mentoring (of LSAT students, law students, and junior associates). She believes an investment in LSAT preparation should pay dividends not only in the form of a higher score but also in the form of improved analytical skill, time management, and mental focus—abilities that will serve you well on test day and for years to come.
Fun Facts: Jenny’s been through more than enough natural disasters for one lifetime. In addition to enduring the 2021 Texas ice storm, Jenny experienced a 9.1-magnitude earthquake while working on the 29th floor of a Tokyo skyscraper in 2011.
Here is what some students have said about her:
"After months of prep and a second time around I got
a.....165!!!! This is a +14!!! Thank you so much to you the
rest of the blueprint team, really life changing."
Orange County
Chris is a veteran Blueprint instructor and tutor who has helped hundreds of students improve their LSAT scores since 2015. Before becoming one of Blueprint's most sought-after tutors and instructors, Chris took a unique route to the world of law and law school admissions tests. After graduating Cal State Fullerton, Chris spent three years working as a music journalist, interviewing the likes of Outkast, Jane's Addiction, and Weird Al.
Chris eventually decided to switch things up and pursue a legal career. Chris graduated from Loyola Law School in 2006 and became a well-respected litigator, recognized by Super Lawyers' Rising Stars multiple times before opening his own legal practice in 2015. If all that wasn’t enough, Chris decided to start teaching the LSAT too, and has been one of Blueprint’s busiest instructors over the past five years. Chris’s experience with diverse personalities — from eccentric rock stars to stodgy judges — gave Chris the patience and persistence to help anyone studying the LSAT. When not teaching the LSAT or playing with his kids, Chris enjoys strumming '90s emo songs on his guitar, cheering on the LA Galaxy, or watching high-brow television with his wife like Big Brother or Bachelor in Paradise.
Fun Facts: Chris was recognized by Super Lawyers' Rising Stars list in 2009, 2013, 2014, and 2017.
Here is what some students have said about him:
"The LSAT can be an extremely daunting hurdle for almost
all aspiring attorneys. However, Chris's uplifting demeanor,
constant support, and regular assurance can truly help
almost any student feel confident in confronting this hurdle
head on. He uniquely breaks down any issue you may have and
helps simplify it, as well as find a strategic approach on
how to overcome it. I looked forward to meeting with Chris,
and he truly helped me better understand the LSAT."
Los Angeles
Sam has been an instructor and tutor with Blueprint since March 2011 — albeit with a brief sojourn to earn a J.D. at Pepperdine Law. His journey to becoming one of Blueprint LSAT's most experienced instructors and tutors began in the scenic metropolis of Stockton, CA. Sam begrudgingly moved to Los Angeles for college, where he graduated from UCLA with a BA in Economics. Ever since, he has instructed students of all ages in a wide range of subjects, particularly math. In fact, Sam brings over 10 years of teaching experience to the field he enjoys most: the LSAT.
Sam's love of teaching and tutoring the LSAT stems from his desire to see others succeed. He takes great joy in helping people with little or no familiarity with the LSAT develop such a thorough understanding of the test that their scores skyrocket. He also understands the fears and anxieties many people have about test-taking and law school admissions; handling and overcoming those fears are part of many of his favorite success stories. With a decade of experience in LSAT Prep, he has thoroughly enjoyed seeing his students thrive in law school and their legal careers.
Sam splits his spare time between visiting the beach and poring over sports statistics. His latest obsession is attempting to project hitting statistics for the upcoming baseball season. He recognizes that this in no way makes up for his lack of physical coordination.
Here is what some of Sam's students have said about him:
"Sam Fox is incredible! Was not sold on Law School entirely
prior to signing up. Everything changed after meeting Sam
and [the] team. Everyone cares. Their personalities invite
excitement, happiness, and the realization that the LSAT is
not only doable but moreover a test one can excel at.
Nothing short of transformational. Sam was meant to be an
instructor."
Los Angeles
Upon graduating from college, Gerry decided that spending his time avoiding growing up was far more desirable than any other option. After working as a touring musician, he then decided to spend time with people of a similar maturity level and became an elementary school teacher.
One day, on a casual bike ride (from San Francisco to Los Angeles), Gerry decided that taking the LSAT sounded like a fun idea. He scored a 173, and soon joined Blueprint’s team of instructors and tutors. Gerry’s time teaching elementary school children and touring with temperamental musicians instilled a lot of patience in Gerry, making Gerry's teaching style laid back and empathetic. He enjoys incorporating anecdotes to help his students stay entertained and more vividly remember LSAT concepts.
Gerry graduated from Northwestern Law cum laude in 2018 and has worked in commercial litigation. Gerry now splits his time teaching the LSAT, recording music, and taking the occasionally epiphanic bike ride through L.A.
Fun Facts: Substituting quality for quantity, Gerry has learned to "fake it pretty well" on over 10 instruments and has performed with musicians ranging from Willie Nelson to Howie D (the guy from the Backstreet Boys with a ponytail).
Here is what some students have said about him:
"Never did I dread going to class, even after a long day at
work, I looked forward to attending class. Gerry is such an
amazing instructor, very smart & charismatic! Made the most
boring passage or difficult game so funny & fun to learn
:)"
San Diego
Lilly studies Politics, Philosophy, and Economics at Pomona College, where she spends her time thinking about big problems and how to fix them. Last summer, Lilly turned her attention towards one of the world’s comparatively smaller problems: the LSAT. After a few months of constantly thinking about logic games, Lilly scored a 180. That’s when she realized she should be helping other people tackle the LSAT as well!
Using her experience as an economics tutor in college, Lilly explains LSAT concepts with enthusiasm and clarity. She helps her students maximize their potential and have fun while they are at it. In Lilly’s classes, students can expect a supportive and collaborative environment.
Fun Facts: In her free time, Lilly loves to read. She mostly sticks to sappy romance novels, so please don’t grill her on her (lack of) literary theory knowledge. Lilly also loves spending time with her family’s many pets (4 cats, 1 dog, a lizard, and a sheep) and attempting to surf. Emphasis on attempting.
Chapel Hill
Casey attended UNC- Chapel Hill, where she double majored in Peace, War, and Defense and Russian Language and Culture, with a minor in creative writing. In college, she spent her summers interning at the State Department, studying abroad in London, and working at her local district attorney's office. She also spent time volunteering for local organizations supporting victims of gender-based violence. Her last summer of college she spent completely emerged in LSAT prep and practice tests. She loves the LSAT for its teachability - it’s a puzzle you can learn to crack through time, attention, and determination. She also loved learning about the random science concepts mentioned in the reading comprehension section.
Casey is excited to join the Blueprint team, and help her students through all the highs and lows of LSAT studying. As a true LSAT nerd, Casey obsesses over student results, brings high levels of energy to every class, and loves finding new ways to explain difficult concepts. In her spare time, Casey loves doing anything outdoors (hiking, skiing, playing lacrosse) and watching UNC basketball games.
Fun Facts: Casey comes from a long line of tall people: she stands about 6 feet tall, and yet she’s the shortest in her family. Incidentally, Casey helped her college club basketball team win the club basketball national championship. We’d say her height was a contributing factor, but Casey knows how to spot a logical fallacy as well as anyone.
Pennsylvania
Mary is one of those weirdos who loves both science and people. An outgoing senior at Dartmouth College, Mary spends her time studying why the human body survives, moves, and learns the way it does. A scientist at heart, Mary loves applying the methods she uses in her research to real-life problems (hello logic games!) and even more, enjoys watching them click with students she tutors in Spanish, math, and most recently the LSAT! In addition to being a student and tutor, Mary volunteers at a global nonprofit and spends her free time hanging out outdoors, trail running and mountain biking.
Fun Facts: In 2019, Mary ran the 37.5 miles across Joshua Tree National Park in one go and since then has not been able to look at a Cliff bar the same.
West Virginia
Aubrey attended Mary Baldwin college, studying philosophy and political science, and later earned her J.D from Harvard Law School. During her time at Harvard Law School, Aubrey was a member of the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau and one of only 10 students in her graduating class to provide more than 2,000 hours of pro bono legal services. After graduating, Aubrey was awarded the Skadden Fellowship, and represented women in low-wage retail and service positions across the state of West Virginia. Aubrey had a 10 point score increase using a Blueprint course, and got hooked on taking practice tests - she still buys the logic games puzzle books in grocery store check out lines. Aubrey got a perfect score on both logical reasoning sections of her LSAT.
Fun Fact: As a hobby, Aubrey ice skates very poorly.
Chicago
At Northwestern, Abby managed several theatre and performance art organizations while earning her degree. After graduating, she moved to NYC and worked on the production management teams of many Broadway shows! She has also worked as an online tutor for two years and has experience in Chicago theatre education. She loves production and project managing with enthusiasm- it's a great combination of her people skills and love for puzzles.
Abby loves the complexity of the LSAT, and her theatre background helps her customize lessons and guide her students to bring their own talents, quirks, and strengths to their LSAT approaches. She also loves helping her students view the test as a game. She designs and runs custom RPGs (role playing games) online in her spare time, so she finds this framework super helpful for fellow nerds!
Fun Facts: Abby has held an eclectic set of jobs, including paid actor in a psychology lab, staffer for a presidential campaign, swim teacher for preschoolers, and fashion show tech manager. She once held Timothee Chalamet's iPhone for an hour, but you'll have to ask her why.
Austin
Haaris is a senior at the University of Texas at Austin studying Government with minors in Business Foundations and Arabic. On campus, he is the president of a pre-law honor society and is also involved in an advocacy organization aimed at spreading awareness of refugee and asylee affairs and assisting communities in Austin, TX. Off campus, he likes to watch sports, attend concerts, and eat loads of good food.
Formerly a Blueprint student and currently a law school hopeful, Haaris knows exactly what you are going through, and he’s excited to bring his own spin and enthusiasm to the lessons that he found so valuable. He is a firm believer that the LSAT is all about strategy and process, and emphasizes that even the most complex LSAT topics can be condensed into concise step-by-step outlines.
Fun Fact: Born in Boston, Haaris is a diehard Celtics fan. He will defend his team through it all -- even though he really only lived there less than a year and remembers none of it. Some call it delusion, but he likes to call it passion. The only group Haaris believes in more than the Celtics is his students.
Boston
Keith has been a tutor and instructor with Blueprint LSAT since March 2019. Keith’s teaching philosophy is based on his own experience with the LSAT: the test is extremely learn-able. With enough time and effort, anyone can do well on it, and Keith is excited to help his students win the LSAT battle! Keith's 180 (and his full-tuition merit scholarship to NYU Law) is a testament to that philosophy.
In his spare time, Keith enjoys playing music around Boston — mostly with fellow Grateful Dead fanatics — and watching BoJack Horseman, Seinfeld, and Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Fun Facts: Keith will happily tell you about the time he met Larry David, who was as wonderfully rude as you would hope.
