Jacob Barabas

At Harvard, Jacob serves as a member of the Harvard Law Review. He previously spent over three years as an economic consultant, where he worked on complex analytical projects. He worked as a senior analyst at Cornerstone Research in Washington, D.C., following two years in their New York office. His research experience includes working with R and Stats in economics-focused academic roles at Wesleyan, where he led classes in statistics, data analysis, and economic history, as well as serving as a writing advisor. Jacob also interned at the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office, adding to his exposure to legal analysis and complex policy work.

As an LSAT tutor, Jacob’s strengths lie in his structured and goal-oriented approach. He supports students by creating clear study plans, ensuring they stay on track with their goals while maintaining a collaborative and approachable learning environment. Jacob is especially passionate about helping students build strong reasoning skills and navigate challenging content methodically. His background in analytical consulting and teaching allows him to break down even the most difficult LSAT questions with clarity.