1L · LSAT · Law school admissions

Your tutor, between sessions.

One-on-one coaching for 1L courses, the LSAT and law school applications, from a law graduate who's been through all three. Every plan starts with a free 30-minute consult.

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How it works

Know exactly what to do next, every week.

No generic prep. Just a clear plan built around you.

Step 01
Free 30-minute consult
Bring your last exam, an LSAT section, an essay draft, or just what's not clicking. Whether it's the material, the test itself or your application, you'll leave knowing what to fix.
- Free, on video, 30 minutes
- No sales pitch. If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you
Step 02
Your plan, in writing
Your priorities, week by week, mapped to your final, your test day or your application deadline.
- Sessions scheduled around your classes or work
- A clear finish line, not open-ended hours
Step 03
Sessions built on your work
Your professor's old exams. The LSAT questions you keep missing. Your actual essay. Never a generic worksheet.
- Weekly one-on-one video sessions
- Written feedback on every practice answer and draft

That's the whole process. Now pick the plan that fits.

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Services

Pick the help you need

From the LSAT to your 1L finals, one tutor for every step. Every plan starts with a free consult.

For 1LsMost popular

1L Exam Coaching

Understand the material and write what your professor is grading for, on every midterm, paper and final.

$650/ 10 hours

$65/hr · save $250 vs. single sessionsor 4 interest-free payments of $162.50 with Klarna

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What we fix

Knowing the law but freezing on the exam
Missing issues hidden in long fact patterns
Rule statements that are close but cost you points
Running out of time before the last question

Covers Contracts, Torts, Civ Pro, Property, Crim and Legal Writing

For test takers

LSAT Coaching

Raise your score across Logical Reasoning and Reading Comp with a plan built around where you lose points.

$650/ 10 hours

$65/hr · save $250 vs. single sessionsor 4 interest-free payments of $162.50 with Klarna

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What we fix

A score that's stuck no matter how many tests you take
Logical Reasoning questions you keep getting wrong
Reading Comp passages that lose you halfway through
Timing that falls apart in the last ten questions

For applicants

Admissions Consulting

From your school list to the final submit, an application that shows schools exactly why you belong.

$650/ 10 hours

$65/hr · save $250 vs. single sessionsor 4 interest-free payments of $162.50 with Klarna

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What we fix

A personal statement that sounds like everyone else's
Applications that undersell who you are
A school list built on guesses
Addenda and deadlines piling up

Pay as you go

Single Session

Quick help before a midterm, a review of your last exam, or a fresh read of your essay.

$90/ hour

Counts toward a package within 7 daysNo commitment

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What we fix

A midterm next week and a topic that won't click
A graded exam and no idea what went wrong
An essay that needs a fresh set of eyes

5 and 20-hour packages also available. We'll pick the right one on your free consult.

Not sure which fits? Book the free consult and we'll figure it out together.

About

Hi, I'm Conner.

My first LSAT score was a 137. I stared at it and wondered whether law school was even realistic. I raised my score more than 20 points and started at Denver Law on a Dean's Scholarship.

1L knocked me down again. I walked out of my Contracts midterm thinking I'd aced it, and I hadn't. In Torts, I taught myself most of the material. That's when it clicked. Law school grades how you write what you know, on a clock, and almost nobody teaches that part. By graduation I'd earned A's in Civ Pro, Con Law, Evidence, Corporations and more, plus the top grade in Agency and Partnership.

The LSAT and admissions have their own unwritten rules, like how the test wants you to read an argument and what a personal statement actually needs to show. Bring your last exam, your LSAT practice test or your essay draft, and I'll show you where you're losing ground and how to get it back. If I'm not the right person to help, I'll tell you on the first call.

J.D. 2026: University of Denver Sturm College of Law
Sessions: One-on-one, online, around your schedule

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FAQ

Questions

Is the first consult really free?

Yes. 30 minutes on video, no card required and no obligation. If I'm not the right fit, I'll tell you.

Are sessions online or in person?

Online, over video. All you need is a laptop and your materials, so you can join from anywhere.

Can a parent book or pay for sessions?

Yes. Parents are welcome to book the free consult, join it, and pay for a package. Sessions are one-on-one with the student, and I'll keep you as involved as your student wants.

How do I pay?

Packages are paid after your free consult, before your first session, through Stripe. Pay in full by card, or in 4 interest-free payments with Klarna. Single sessions are paid when you book.

What if I need to reschedule?

Give me at least 24 hours' notice and we'll move it at no charge. Cancellations with less than 24 hours' notice, or missed sessions, use the hour.

What happens to my package hours?

Hours are good for 12 months, and you can use them across services, like LSAT prep now and your applications later. If your first session isn't what you expected, I'll refund the rest of your package. After that, hours aren't refundable.

When should applicants start?

Ideally 6 to 12 months before you apply. Applications usually open in late summer or early fall, and applying early in the cycle can help, so spring or summer is the right time to start on your LSAT and personal statement.

Still have a question? Ask it on your free consult or email hello@forthtutoring.com.

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