Ryan Montierth
Master Tutor
Undergrad School
Brigham Young University
Law School
Columbia Law School
Years of Tutoring Experience
3
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Ryan Montierth, a Private LSAT Tutor at Juris Education

Prior to attending Columbia Law School, Ryan earned a Bachelor's degree in English from Brigham Young University. With over three years of LSAT tutoring experience and an average score increase of 10 points among the students he has worked with, Ryan brings both proven results and firsthand understanding of what it takes to improve.

In addition to his tutoring background, Ryan brings meaningful professional legal experience. He worked for two years as a paralegal at Sumsion Business Law, a full-service firm in Provo, Utah, where he developed strong foundations in legal writing and analytical reasoning. He has also interned with the Utah Supreme Court, deepening his exposure to complex legal analysis and judicial processes. His background in English and law gives him a distinctive ability to break down difficult concepts and communicate them clearly.

Ryan's approach to LSAT tutoring is individualized and focused on helping students understand the reasoning behind each question rather than relying on memorization. He emphasizes careful review of mistakes, identification of recurring patterns, and development of a repeatable process for Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and test strategy. Ryan tailors each lesson to the student's specific strengths, weaknesses, and target score, helping them build confidence and improve efficiently.

Ryan is passionate about helping students make one of the highest-return investments they can for their futures. He takes pride in guiding students through the challenges of test preparation and helping them see that meaningful improvement is achievable with the right strategies.

Outside of tutoring, Ryan enjoys exploring new places. He lived in Kenya for two years!

Get Started With a Free Consultation

Your first conversation will be with an Enrollment Specialist who will take the time to understand your background, goals, and timeline. They’ll help assess where you are in the prep process, answer initial questions, and determine which type of support and which expert would be the best fit for your personal needs.