Amanda Wald

Amanda graduated Magna Cum Laude from UCLA before tackling the LSAT. After scoring in the 99th percentile on the LSAT, Amanda attended Georgetown University Law Center where she worked with the admissions office as a student ambassador. While in law school, Amanda taught a year-long class on law to high school students. She whipped her students into winning the ultra-competitive city-wide mock trial competition. This experience honed Amanda's ability to make esoteric concepts clear. After teaching teenagers the basis for proper hearsay objections, teaching math and logic is a walk in the park. Before striking out on her own, Amanda taught classes and tutored for a variety of LSAT test preparation companies including Kaplan, TestMasters, and BluePrint. She also spent several years teaching SAT and LSAT classes for UCSD Extension. In 2018, Chris and Amanda partnered with UCSD to create curriculum for an SAT course and to train instructors to teach that course. Amanda has over 17 years of experience teaching and tutoring, including over 14 years teaching LSAT prep. She has taken what she learned while teaching for the major companies and combined her own experience with time-honored-LSAT-truths in order to present students with the clearest LSAT instruction possible. In addition, Amanda brings her professional skills to the table, allowing her to create the most effective and efficient study plans, tailored precisely to the needs of her individual students. She also knows how to strategize with her students to keep them motivated and learning. These efforts have paid off for her students, gaining them admission to some of the top universities such as Stanford, NYU and Berkeley. Aside from the LSAT, her other areas of expertise are the SAT, English, writing, and admissions counseling.