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Madeline graduated from Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service. She has extensive experience preparing students for the LSAT while managing her family life with two young children. Her ability to manage her time effectively maximizes her productivity and efficiency.

After taking the LSAT and obtaining a score of 173, Madeline decided to take a gap year before law school to focus on raising her children. Despite the demands of full-time parenthood, she desires to help numerous students reach their LSAT goals and fulfill their law school dreams. This experience has provided Madeline with a unique perspective and approach to the preparation process, which she uses to ensure her students' success.

Throughout her career, Madeline has worked with a variety of students and helped them gain admission into prestigious law schools around the country. She excels in all sections of the LSAT, making her an excellent resource for students who require comprehensive support.

Tamar spent a year in Taiwan as a Fulbright teacher before graduating from the University of Michigan Law School. At Michigan, she served as a student attorney for both the Child Welfare Appellate Clinic and the Child Advocacy Law Clinic. Her commitment to social justice earned her the prestigious Skadden Fellowship, through which she led a two-year project dedicated to enforcing the rights of LGBTQ+ foster youth.

Passionate about coaching, Tamar derives immense satisfaction from guiding students through the law school application process. She uses her experience as a graduate student instructor at the University of Michigan to help applicants prepare for the rigors of law school. She is also known for her ability to keep applicants organized and calm while also providing enthusiastic support and encouragement. She is very detail-oriented and is adept at helping candidates refine their application drafts to ensure they present their best selves. Tamar eagerly looks forward to assisting Juris students in achieving their law school aspirations.