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    General FAQ's

     1.  What does it Cost to Register with FindMyLawTutor?

                    For a limited time FindMyLawTutor is free for all users so start looking for the tutor who is going to help you succeed! 

    Using the search bars on the first page you can browse tutors in your area and then get registered (again for free!) to see the entire tutor profile including tutor contact information. 

                    2..  After I Sign Up How Long Is it Before I Can Begin To Search Through the Database of Tutors?

            Immediately!   

                     3.  How much Do Your LSAT Tutors, Law School Tutors, or Bar Tutors Cost?

                    Legal (LSAT, Law, Bar) Tutors charge differing rates.  Some tutors may charge hundreds of dollars and some may charge in the thousands.  Price and any payment are negotiated between you and your tutor.    Individual tutors often have a price per individual tutoring class that they charge and they may have a minimum of how many classes you will have to take.  Other times there can be a package deal for the tutor and they may charge based on the full course which will include examination review materials.  Some tutoring profiles will have the costs of their program. Please make sure you understand payment methods and what is included in your payment package before any payments are made.  FindMyLawTutor is not involved in anyway in price negotiations, payment of your tutor, or payment disputes. 

                      4.  Does FindMyLawTutor screen tutors?

                    FindMyLawTutor unfortunately does not screen tutors or have any type of certification process based on the wide variety of tutoring services.  However, there are some small steps that you can take as a test taker to ensure that your tutor or tutoring program is the right tutor for you.  You may consider asking the following questions:   

    •      How long has the program been in business?
    •      How is payment handled? 
    •      What are your qualifications and credentials? 
    •      Can I contact any references? 

            5.  Why Use FindMyLawTutor?

        Essentially, with FindMyLawTutor you're paying for the convenience of a nationwide database of  tutors so that YOU can choose the best tutor to help YOU pass your examinations.  Many tutors can only be found by word of mouth.  Still other tutors can be found on the web but they are more then you can afford or they do not teach in your city.  Don't rely on your friend's experiences to say who worked or didn't work for them, have the confidence to know that you researched bar tutors before deciding on the best tutor to help you with your needs, weaknesses, and strengths.  Most importantly you need a tutor who you feel comfortable with. FindMyLawTutor lets you browse the most extensive database of tutors there is from the comfort of your own home 24 hours a day 7 days a week.  FindMyLawTutor is the best online resource for a finding a LSAT, law school, or bar tutors that there is! 

                         6.  What Do I Need From a Tutor?

           While we would love to help you figure out what you need from a tutor only you can decide what kind of tutor will cater to your needs.  To help you out with finding a tutor.  FindMyLawTutor has created a checklist for you when you look for a tutor.  Once you register with FindMyLawTutor you will receive a checklist to help you in your hunt for the perfect tutor.     

            7. How Long Are Tutoring Courses?

            Tutoring Courses can vary in their length.  Some tutoring courses may only last a day or a weekend while some tutoring courses may last up to a couple months.  If you choose an individual tutor during law school you may even have a tutor for your whole duration of school! 

             8.  How Do I Contact My Tutor?

            FindMyLawTutor provides a full database to search nationwide tutors for your tutoring needs.  Search for your tutor by looking through tutor postings and profiles.  You will receive contact information including emails, website addresses, and phone numbers to begin contacting tutors immediately!  

            9.  How Long Does It Normally Take To Find a Tutor?

            How long it takes to find a tutor depends on you.  Once you sign up with our services it is strongly recommended that you begin researching and contacting tutors immediately so that you will be sure to find a tutor to help you with your exams as soon as possible.       

             10.  How Is Payment Negotiated?

            Payment is negotiated between you and your tutor.  FindMyLawTutor provides you contact information so that you may contact many tutors and then choose the right tutor for you.  Once you choose your tutor be sure to fully understand all the payments required and any contractual terms.  It is up to you and your tutor to work out all negotiations for payment including payment amounts and payment methods. 

             11.  Do Some Tutors Have a Guarantee or Money Back Policy?

                 Some individual bar tutors and tutoring programs may have a minor guarantee or money back policy.  Please check with your tutor or tutoring program to see their guarantees and/or money back policies.

             12.    Does FindMyLawTutor Guarantee that I will get a high score on my LSAT test, Law school exams, or Pass the Bar?

                        As much as our agency wants you to succeed on your LSAT test, law school tests, and pass the bar we unfortunately cannot guarantee in anyway that this website will help you in meeting your goals.  Our agency seeks to help you connect with a bar tutor who will hopefully help you succeed in your bar endeavors there is no guarantee.  In addition, FindMyLawTutor is in no way responsible for any actions by the tutors who are listed with our website or any agreements that you may later into with a tutor listed with FindMyLawTutor.     

           13.  Can FindMyLawTutor Save Me Money?

                Yes!  Not only does FindMyLawTutor help save you money but our website can also help you earn more money in the future. 

                Having a law school tutor can help you score higher on your LSAT test, helping you to get into a better law school and earn more money in the future.  A law school tutor will help you to get better grades which will lead to getting a better job and earn more money.  And lastly finding a tutor to help you pass the bar will mean not having to wait six months or more to find a job!  So yes, finding a tutor can mean the difference between making or losing thousands of dollars in the long run.    

                14.  What Happens If I forget My Username and Password

                If you forget your username and/or password then be sure to push on the link on the left indicating that you need password and/or username assistance.

                      

                   15.  Will FindMyLawTutor Sell My Personal Information?

                    FindMyLawTutor does not sell your personal information or transfer your information in anyway.  FindMyLawTutor protects your privacy.  FindMyLawTutor will not shared your information with third parties for marketing purposes or engage in cross-marketing or link-referral programs with other sites.  FindMyLawTutor will also not send you unsolicited communications for marketing purposes.    FindMyLawTutor will keep your email address to authenticate user accounts and provide up to date information to our subscribers.  Your information will also be stored on a database server for payment purposes and to contact you.  If you access a third party website through our service for a particular bar tutor or tutoring group we encourage you to read the privacy policy of each website that you visit.  FindMyLawTutor is not responsible for any privacy policies of third party links through our website.  FindMyLawTutor reserves the right to change our privacy policy at any time, however we will try to keep our customers apprized of any changes to the privacy policy or any other updates through our website.   

     

                    16.  Can I Leave Comments About a Tutor to Post for Other Site Users?

                       Unfortunately, at this time FindMyLawTutor does not have a way for you to post a comment for either your tutor or other users on the Site.  However, our Site is always growing and expanding.  This feature may be available in the near future. 

                      17.  Avoiding Scams or Frauds

                        FindMyLawTutor cautions each of our users to be careful and avoid scams or frauds.  FindMyLawTutor is not involved in any financial transactions including handling any payments, escrow services, or guaranteed financial transactions of any kind.  Do not give a bar tutor any personal information including a social security number, bank account number, or pay/pal information.  In addition, when meeting with your tutor try to meet in a public meeting place.  Some tutors do conduct tutoring out of their homes, if this is the case make sure to bring a friend or family member and trust your instincts. 

    If you have any problems try:    

    • The Federal Trade Commission toll free hotline:  1-877-FTC-HELP (382-4357)
    • The Federal Trade Commission's online form:  www.ftc.gov
    • Internet Fraud Complaint Center www.ic3.gov
    • Your local authorities                    

                     18.  Can I Partner with FindMyLawTutor or Advertise On This Site?        

                    We are always looking for ways to improve and grow our website!  If you are looking to partner or advertise with FindMyLawTutor then please contact our agency.  Clink on the contact link above and contact us today.  We are excited to hear from you! 

                     19.  Can I Buy Study Materials From Your Site?

                       Currently FindMyLawTutor does not sell study materials.  Remember to ask your tutor what kinds of materials they provide through their tutoring course.  You will also see whether they provide materials on their posting.  In the future our site may provide legal study materials.  If you have any questions or comments about this please contact us with any suggestions. 

                    20.  I Have a Question, Comment, Suggestion For FindMyLawTutor?           

                     If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions please do not hesitate to contact our services.  Click on Contact Link above.  We look forward to hearing from you!

     

    Tutor FAQ's

                        1.  How Much Does it Cost to Post My Tutoring Information with FindMyLawTutor?

                    There is currently no cost to post your profile with FindMyLawTutor!  FindMyLawTutor is a growing nationwide database which students are using to find their LSAT, law school, or bar tutors.  Thousands of examination takers are searching the web to find their tutors so don't wait- post your information today! 

                      2.  I am a Tutoring Group/ Company and not An Individual Tutor Can I Still Post With your Services?

                         Yes!!! FindMyLawTutor is a forum to match not only individual tutors with students but also for students to be able to locate tutoring groups or tutoring classes in their area.

    3.  I Only Provide Online Tutoring Services Can I still Set Up a Tutor Profile?

                    Yes!  If you are a tutor who only provides online tutoring services you can still post your tutoring services with FindMyLawTutor in fact we encourage it!  You do not need to be able to meet with students in person in order for you to post with our website.  In fact many students now prefer to correspond with tutors only over the internet so don't hestitate to post your profile today!

     

    4.  How Do I sign Up?

                    Click on the link for Tutor Registration and get started today.  You will be asked a series of questions about your tutoring services to set up your profile.  Once you finish a series of questions you will be able to post your information for potential students to view. 

                     

     5.  Should I include All the Cities I Tutor in?

                         Yes!!! Be sure to be overinclusive in listing the cities that you tutor in so that if a student is searching for a particular city on the first page search browsers they will be able to find your listing.                      

      6.   What Qualifications Are Recommended To Post With FindMyLawTutor?

                    FindMyLawTutor recommends that you have a certain number of qualifications to post with our website although they are not required. (However, each tutor must still abide by this Site's Terms of Use).  Tutors should have skills in one or all of the examination areas including having taken that test and scored highly on the LSAT, law school exams, or bar examination.  In addition, tutors should have course direction, syllabus, and materials to provide their students.   Many of our students are looking for tutors who have been or are successful attorneys with years of experience and experts in the tests that they are tutoring.  Tutors should be able to provide references for students to call and/or resume.  If you feel that you meet our recommended qualifications don't wait!  Get started today by starting a profile by clicking on the for tutors link on the left.        

                                      7.  What Kinds of Information Will I Need to Provide In My Posting?

                    Tutors will be asked a multitude of questions about their services including whether they are an individual bar tutor or tutoring program.  You should be prepared to post information concerning whether you are in individual or group program, your tutoring hours, your locations, your contact information, some references, and services you provide in addition to other questions.  But remember that if you need to you can always come back and edit your profile.  

                                  8.  How Long Does My Profile Remain Active?

                    Once you sign up with FindMyLawTutor you will be registered with our agency for as long as you choose to keep your account active.  It is recommended that you keep your account current with up to date information so that outdated information will not waste a bars takers or your time.  Please keep your login information in a safe place so that you can manage and access your account 24 hours a day 7 days a week.  To discontinue your posting profile login your information and push the discontinue link.

                    9.  Can I post a Picture or Logo with My  Profile?

                    You can post a picture or logo with your profile.  In fact we recommend that you upload a picture or logo with your posting although it is not required.  

    LSAT Student FAQ's

     1.   What is the LSAT?

                     The LSAT (law school admissions test) is a standardized test that is required to be admitted to all American Bar Association (ABA) approved law schools.  The LSAT examination is also required for many non ABA approved law schools.  The LSAT test is a half-day test which tests reading and verbal reasoning skills.  These skills are considered essential for law school.  The LSAT consists of 5 sections:  logical reasoning, reading comprehension, logic games, an experimental section, and a writing sample.  At the end of taking the LSAT test you will receive a score which many law schools will use as a factor in considering you for law school admission.     

                    2.   How is the LSAT scored?

                    The LSAT is scored on a scale of 120-180.  180 is the highest possible score and 120 is the lowest.  The scaled number is based on the number of questions you get right.  All questions are weighted equally. 

                    3.  Why is the LSAT important?

                    The LSAT is an important test for admission into law school since it is one of the most important factors law schools look at when determining whether you will be accepted for admission.  How well you score will greatly impact your choice of law schools. Law schools often require or recommend that you score a certain number on the LSAT along with looking at other factors for admissions.  Even if you take the LSAT again some schools average your scores so it is crucial to get the highest score you can the first time!  

                      4.  How Do I Find Out About Information for the LSAT?    

                    If you need to find out information about the LSAT please check the Law School Admissions Council at lsac.org or contact them directly at 215.968.1001.

                    5.  How Do I Sign Up for the LSAT?

                    The LSAT is administered four times a year.  As stated previously, you may get up to date information on the LSAT and where to sign up through the law school admissions council at their website lsac.org.  The admissions fee stated on the Law School Admissions Council's website is $123 dollars for LSAT registration with an additional $62 dollars for late registration.               
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                    6.  Is There Anyone Else Who Can Help Me Obtain LSAT information?

                     If you have any questions please contact the law school that you would like to attend and/or career counselors at your college.  Law schools and your career counselors can help you decide whether you would like to attend law school and give you more information about the LSAT and the scores you will need to attend your chosen law schools.      

                    7.   What Will An LSAT Tutor Do for Me?           

                      An LSAT tutor will be able to give you practice tests for the LSAT and possible scores for how they expect you will score on the real LSAT examination.  In the logic, reasoning, and games section a LSAT tutor will help you learn valuable techniques.  LSAT tutors will help you weed out wrong answers, learn how to time the test, master the games section, and identify the right answer.  LSAT tutors more importantly will help you and help thousands of students each year score higher on the LSAT then they would have by studying on their own.   

                    8.  Do the LSAT Tutors Listed on FindMyLawTutor.Com Specialize in Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Logic Games, The Experimental Section, or Writing Sample?

                    Different LSAT tutors specialize in different sections of the exam.  However, many tutors for the LSAT will help you with all portions of the exam.  You may buy practice examinations books for the LSAT and take a practice test.  If you are weak in a particular subject area, you may choose a tutor to focus on that particular area or choose to get a tutor to help you with the whole examination.   

              

     

     

    Law School FAQ's

     1. I am not in Law School Yet, Can I Use a LawSchool Tutor?

                     Yes.  Many law school tutors can help you before you even begin law school and help you to maximize your study time to achieve the best grades when you attend law school.  Often succeeding in law school isn't about being the "smartest" student but about learning how to study and how to take the exams.  Learn how to take lecture notes, learn the IRAC (Issue, Rule, Analysis, and Conclusion) method, and learn how to take the law school tests even before you attend law school.  Have a law school tutor who can help you learn effective methods before and during your law school experience so that you will have the confidence to succeed throughout your law school experience. 

                2.  Are law school grades important?

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