LSAT tutoring, answered
Straight answers about how our tutoring works, the score guarantee, pricing, and the hours you do not use. Still have a question? A free consultation is the fastest way to get it answered.
How Your Future Attorney works
What is Your Future Attorney?
Your Future Attorney is an online LSAT tutoring company. We pair you one-on-one with a tutor who scored 165 or higher on the official LSAT, and 170 or higher if you are in the 170 Guarantee program, and coach you from your first diagnostic through test day. We also help with law school applications.
How does the LSAT tutoring work?
Sessions are one-on-one and fully online, so you can work with a top tutor from anywhere. We build a plan around your diagnostic, your target score, and your timeline, then meet regularly and review every practice set together.
Who are the tutors?
Real people who scored at the top of the LSAT. Every tutor scored 165 or higher, and students in the 170 Guarantee program are matched with a tutor who scored 170 or higher. Many are current law students. You can meet them here.
How much does LSAT tutoring cost?
We offer 20, 40, and 60 hour packages. The 40 and 60 hour packages carry the score guarantee. See the pricing page for current rates.
Do you really guarantee a 170?
Yes, with conditions. On a 40 or 60 hour package, if you attend your sessions and do the assigned work and your official LSAT does not reach 170, we keep tutoring you at no additional charge until it does. Full terms are on the terms page.
What happens to my hours if I take the LSAT before using them all?
You never lose them. If you take the LSAT and still have tutoring hours left in your package, we transfer the remaining hours to law school application help or core subject tutoring, so every hour you paid for goes to work for you.
Do you help with law school applications?
Yes. Beyond the LSAT we help with the application itself, including personal statements, school selection, and timeline. Any unused LSAT hours can be applied to this.
Common LSAT questions
What is a good LSAT score?
The LSAT is scored from 120 to 180. The national median is around 152, and the top law schools cluster near 170. A good score is one that clears the median of the schools you are aiming for. See what is a good LSAT score.
How long should I study for the LSAT?
Most students need a few months of steady, reviewed practice. The right length depends on your starting point and your target score. See how long to study.
Is online LSAT tutoring as effective as in person?
Yes. The LSAT is a screen based, skills based test, so working through it live with a tutor online mirrors the real thing closely, and it lets you learn from a top scorer no matter where you live.
Can you help if I need to retake the LSAT?
Yes. If you retake, we adjust the plan around what the last test showed, and the guarantee terms continue to apply on qualifying packages.
How do I get started?
Book a free consultation. We will look at where you are, set a target score, and map your timeline, with no pressure.