Built by someone who taught himself a 170.

No one in David Borochov's family had been to law school. There was no parent who had taken the LSAT, no family friend who was a lawyer, no one to explain how any of it worked. There was just a goal, and a test standing in the way.

So he learned the test himself. Not the way the big courses teach it, but by studying the system underneath: the patterns, the traps, the habits that separate a 160 from a 170. It worked. He scored a 170 and now studies at St. John's University School of Law.

Then friends started asking for help, and every time he saw the same thing. Smart people who were not bad test takers at all. They simply did not know the system yet. Once someone showed them, their scores moved fast. Your Future Attorney exists to be the tutor he wished he'd had.