Matt earned his BA in History and BBA in Finance and Business Economics from the University of Notre Dame and his JD from the New York University School of Law.

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From the SAT and AP exams through the LSAT and three different state bar exams, Matt has gained skills and strategies that he’s excited to share with his students.

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He’s been a practicing lawyer for more than a decade, and prior to that, tutored student-athletes and taught prep classes to prepare students for both the SAT and the LSAT. 

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$280/hour

Summer LSAT Course

Our summer LSAT class offers powerful, well-timed preparation for students who plan to take the LSAT in August, September and/or October. This will position them nicely for the Fall law school application cycle.

 
Former attorney and longtime LSAT instructor Matt Hamm uses a deeply researched, systematic pedagogy to prepare students for each of the exam’s three sections: Logical Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games), and Reading Comprehension. During the 30 hours of in-person instruction, Matt will teach students to identify and attack the 21 Logical Reasoning question types, 6 Logic Game structures, and 5 Reading Comprehension passage categories. 

To earn high LSAT scores, students must understand and draw inferences from nuanced texts, analyze and evaluate evidence-based arguments, and master the formal conditional logic used throughout the exam. MJ Test Prep’s LSAT course will equip students with the skills they need to excel at each of these tasks.
 
The intensive curriculum includes full LSAT exams, isolated exam sections, and question-type practice sets. By the time they complete the course, students will have tackled over 50 LSATs worth of material, including 1000+ Logical Reasoning questions and hundreds of Logic Games and Reading Comprehension passages.

This class is designed for serious students who are committed to raising their scores by completing all the demanding course work. Matt will administer a pre-class LSAT diagnostic to determine students’ readiness. Those who score below 150 on the diagnostic may struggle with the pace of class instruction and the intensity of the workload. For such students, personalized, one-on-one tutoring sessions with Matt offer a better path to LSAT success.

Cost: $3000

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Location: Bryn Mawr Office

Session Time6:30pm-9:30pm

Session Dates:
May 24, May 31, June 7, June 14, June 21, June 28, July 5, July 12*, August 2, August 9

*A two-week break will follow the July 12 session. Students will be given personalized study plans to target weaknesses and keep them on pace during these weeks. Class resumes in August for two final sessions focused on the test day experience, concept review, and preparation for LSAT Writing, an unscored argumentative writing component.

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