David Cremins graduated from Pomona College in 2018 and worked for several years as a software engineer in California’s Bay Area before deciding to go to law school. Having gone through the test-taking and application process, he is excited to help you achieve your LSAT goals! Currently working in asylum law from his home in Houston, David spends his free time poking around at the piano, biking the bayous, and dancing with his family’s dog, Eve.

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Gabrielle is an experienced tutor and enthusiastic LSAT coach. She graduated from Occidental College in 2018 with a degree in Critical Theory and Social Justice and has since been working for a nonprofit in Los Angeles that works for increased access to affordable housing, high-quality food, and community safety. She believes the LSAT is a learnable test that anyone can master with the right tools, and looks forward to working with more students to help them achieve their goals.

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Born in Baltimore, where he worked as a sailing instructor and chess tutor, Hunter is a graduate from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. While there he received bachelor’s degrees in mathematics and comparative literature and built a student-run escape room. His academic interests include complex systems and set theory, Joyce, and d’Espagnat.

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Elena Torres-Pepito grew up in Sacramento and graduated from UCLA in 2021 with a degree in Economics. While in college, she worked as a writing tutor and interned with several legal nonprofits. Now entering Harvard Law School, she’s looking forward to continuing to work with students to help them achieve their goal LSAT scores. In her free time, Elena loves drinking tea, going for walks, and thrifting.

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Harran grew up in Birmingham, UK before attending Eton College for high school. Following this, he graduated from the University of York with first class honours in English and is currently studying for an MPhil in Renaissance Literature at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. He got a 178 on his LSAT, and has committed to Yale Law School as part of the Class of 2025.

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Elyem graduated from the University of Cambridge with a Masters in Urban Studies and majored in Political Science in college in Spain. As a former Apollo student, Elyem credits the Apollo approach to the LSAT with helping her get her 178 and an acceptance to Harvard Law. She is currently a 1L at Harvard Law School, where she is part of Harvard Defenders and First Class. In her free time, you can find her out in nature.

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Daniel is from the San Francisco Bay Area, and got a degree in Finance and Computer Science from the College of William and Mary in Virginia. He has been teaching since early high school, but has especially fallen in love with teaching the LSAT. As Apollo's co-founder, he spends his time managing the business and creating content for Apollo's curriculum. When not working, Daniel loves to spend time outdoors - mountaineering, skiing, and snowboarding.

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Logan is originally from Upstate NY, but recently moved to Denver to enjoy the great outdoors of Colorado. He graduated from the University at Buffalo with a B.S. in Biology, and took a few years off before heading to law school to focus on work. He hopes to leverage the skills he learned when studying to help students to a great score of their own.

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Sam grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area, graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Government and History, and will be starting as a 1L at HLS in the fall of 2022. As one of the founders of Apollo Test Prep, Sam is passionate about helping students recognize the insights that got him his 179 and watching people build their skills from the ground up. When he’s not thinking about logic, you can find him traveling, hiking, playing the guitar or attending a concert.

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Frances is a recent graduate from Washington University in St. Louis, where she earned her degree in political science and math. She's currently taking a gap year while she applies for law schools, and she hopes to eventually pursue public interest law. She also, like many other coaches, strongly believes that the LSAT can be beat with a little perseverance and practice, especially because she used to be somewhat of an LSAT fatalist before she changed her mindset.

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From Scottsdale, Arizona, Andrew is a senior at Cornell University majoring in English literature. After several months as an Apollo student, he was able to first score a 172, then a 180 on his LSAT. Andrew believes quality reading and interpretation are essential for the field of law and is passionate about teaching these learnable skills for LSAT success. When he isn't tutoring, you can find Andrew playing chess, watching movies, or spending time with his favorite medieval authors.

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Alex graduated from University of Florida with his degree in Political Science in 2019. Afterwards, he became an interfaith community organizer in his hometown of Fort Myers, FL, where he ultimately rediscovered his passion for the legal field. In the thousands of LSAT coaching hours that followed, he has helped countless students achieve their goals. When he isn't teaching the test, he loves to read philosophy and volunteer with local nonprofits.

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Jessica Moore is a 2021 graduate of Harvard College with a dual degree in Neuroscience and English Literature. She is currently a student at NYU Law and works as a Manhattan Court Appointed Special Advocate for children in the foster care system. She specializes in tutoring individuals with learning differences including dyslexia, dyscalculia, and ADHD, and has a passion for making the LSAT accessible and (dare she say) fun for all. In her free time she writes for magazines like the New Yorker, performs stand-up comedy, and spoils her dog, Georgia!

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Aashney graduated with a Masters in Public Policy from the University of Chicago and Bachelors degrees in Industrial Engineering and Economics from Arizona State University. Aashney believes that successful coaching on the LSAT puts the student first, and prioritizes replicable understanding over memorization. She also strives to ensure that students are mentally prepared for test day. When she is not tutoring the LSAT, you can find her finishing the daily crossword, sewing/knitting, and planning her next trip.

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Jon graduated from the University of Michigan in 2017 and has since been working in corporate strategy in New York City. When he isn’t teaching the LSAT, Jon likes hiking, snowboarding, and pretty much anything involving the outdoors.

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Russell graduated from Cornell last spring with a degree in Italian and comparative literature. He knew he wanted to be a lawyer coming into college, so he chose a major that was both fun and culturally enriching. He is so excited to be attending Harvard Law School this fall and beginning his career as an attorney. Some of his hobbies include ice skating, spirited driving, saxophone, and flying.

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Insia graduated from NYU in 2016 with a degree both in Economics and Psychology. While there, she worked with incarcerated students at Rikers Island with the Petey Greene Program; this initially sparked her interest in learning about the school-to-prison pipeline and educational inequity. She taught middle school math in Compton/Watts as a 2016 TFA Los Angeles corps member. At the same time, she received the “Researcher of the Year” award for her thesis “Teacher Biases and Disciplinary Tactics” during her master's program at Loyola Marymount University. Seeking to return to advocacy work, Insia decided to pivot to the legal field.

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Camille is a recent graduate from the University of Tennessee with a degree in Analytical Mathematics. While there, she assisted with cutting-edge aerospace engineering research at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

Camille is a mother, and she earned her score by studying during her toddler’s naps. Because of this, she has a special passion for helping students with limited time get the maximum benefit from their study hours. When she’s not coaching, you can find her exploring outside with her toddler, searching for the perfect rock.

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Born and raised in Sarasota, Florida, Foster attended Vanderbilt University as a Theatre major. As a current 1L at HLS, Foster is excited not only to share the strategies which helped him score a 178, but also to demystify the 1L year for his students. When not reading for class, you can find him writing songs, exploring Boston, or playing tug-of-war with his puppy.

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Emma Garrison is a senior at Cornell University studying Government and Economics. She joined Apollo in April after getting a 179 on her LSAT-Flex. Emma began tutoring because she hopes to help students reach their goals and truly believes that given the right approach, anyone can excel on the LSAT. When not tutoring, Emma enjoys figure skating, participating in moot court, and spending time with her friends.

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Sajan graduated magna cum laude from Cornell University in 2021, with a major in Comparative Literature. He is currently working as an entertainment talent agency in Los Angeles, and is hoping to continue working in the industry in the future. In his free time, he enjoys surfing, watching football and keeping up to date with TV shows and movies. Having gone through the trials of taking the LSAT online, he understands what it takes to succeed and is excited to help students reach their test-taking goals.

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Micah grew up in Phoenix, Arizona and graduated summa cum laude from Barrett, the Honors College at Arizona State University with degrees in English Literature, French, Political Science, and Chinese. He has lived in France and Taiwan and speaks French and Chinese fluently. He is currently taking a leave of absence from Harvard Law School, where he is a rising 2L. In his free time, Micah enjoys reading, studying languages, trying new restaurants, golfing, and playing baseball.

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Ben is a native Californian who graduated from University of California, Irvine with a degree in Political Science. He is a career tutor with experience teaching a variety of standardized tests including the LSAT, SAT, and ACT. Having worked with all types of students, Ben is confident that he can tailor his teaching style to meet any need. To relax and unwind, Ben likes trying new foods and going on outings with his wife.

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Josh graduated from the University of Maryland with a degree in Government and Politics and is currently completing a Master’s of Public Policy. He plans to start law school in Fall 2022 and would like to eventually pursue some form of public-interest law. Josh took the LSAT twice while enrolled in a graduate program, so he understands the difficulties of balancing the LSAT and a busy academic or professional life. He is especially committed to helping students not only do well on the LSAT, but do well with their sanity and social life intact.

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Adele graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in 2019 with a degree in Political Science. She will be attending Washington University Law School in St Louis this upcoming fall. After spending a year studying for the LSAT, Adele was able to increase her score by 25 points, embracing the unique philosophies found at Apollo. She believes LSAT prep can be an enjoyable and fulfilling experience, and can’t wait to help you achieve your goals!

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Jarrett graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in philosophy and religious studies. While there, he spent most of his time studying David Hume and as a practice player for the Lady Vols’ basketball team.

Jarrett is a father of the cutest toddler, and he earned his score as a full-time stay-at-home dad. He knows what it’s like to study for the LSAT while juggling competing responsibilities, so he’s passionate about enabling busy students to achieve their LSAT goals. In his free time, you can find Jarrett running, reading Marilynne Robinson or Charles Taylor, or pushing his daughter on the park swing.

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Emily grew up in Durham, NC before attending Columbia University for college, where she graduated with a degree in Political Science and Linguistics in 2023. Having juggled work and being on her university's cheerleading team when she studied for the LSAT, Emily is also passionate about working with other busy students to develop LSAT study plans that work for their schedules. When she's not singing the LSAT's praises, you can find her completing the NYT mini crossword, keeping up with Canadian politics, or having fun in a new workout class.

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Brad Lewinski graduated Magna Cum Laude at Santa Clara University, and will attend USC Gould School of Law in the fall of 2022. He believes the LSAT can be the key to both getting into your dream school and attending law school for much cheaper, and he hopes to help others achieve their LSAT goals! In his free time, Brad enjoys watching movies, reading and writing fiction, debating sports, and playing esoteric board games.

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Parker grew up in South Florida, where he picked up interests in scuba diving, tennis, and ice hockey. Before law school, he worked in the DC political world and has published op-eds in the Wall Street Journal and Washington Post. Parker has over 1,500 hours of experience tutoring standardized tests and believes the LSAT, like most exams, is a game that can be won.

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Dash is an LA native and UC Santa Barbara grad with 3+ years of experience specializing in the LSAT. He has over 6 years of teaching experience and has worked with multiple prep companies, which offers him a unique perspective on the different ways the test can be taught. Having improved his LSAT score ~20 points from the low 150s, he firmly believes in anyone’s ability to raise their score with the right focus and guidance. Outside of teaching, he works as a music artist, producer & audio engineer and runs a music production/event promotion company with a collective of artist friends.

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Sabina grew up in Iowa and studied political science and journalism at Drake University. During her time at Drake, Sabina worked in retail and local politics before realizing her passion for teaching the LSAT. Sabina started her own LSAT process as a first-generation college student with no guidance, and as a result believes in breaking down barriers and passing down the knowledge and tools that anyone can use to learn this test. In her free time, Sabina likes to play escape rooms, puzzle video games and walk her dogs.

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With a background in filmmaking, Ben graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a Screenwriting degree before attending the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. While in art school, he self-studied for his LSAT for over a year, and has tutored this test, English, and Creative Writing in the past. An amateur rock climber, he also knows something about scaling steep learning curves. In his spare time, Ben watches (or makes) pretentious films and TV, and marries his love of geopolitics with design by making maps of countries that don't exist.

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James grew up in Huntsville, Alabama, graduated from Liberty University in 2020, and is currently applying to law school. James believes that the LSAT is best learned by slowing down in order to speed up. When James is not working for a neurosurgery hospital in medical research, he enjoys watching Nick Saban and Alabama football cruise to another college football championship. (Don't talk to him about this year), playing basketball, and reading.

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Born and raised in Jacksonville Florida, Jack is a senior at Dartmouth College studying Economics and Public Policy. He will commission as an artillery officer in the U.S. Army after graduation, before matriculating at Harvard Law School as a member of the 2022 Junior Deferral Program cohort. In his free time, Jack enjoys hiking, skiing, reading about medieval history, and watching college football. He is excited to help students balance LSAT preparation with the many other important things in life, and relishes the opportunity to help veterans and active duty service members transition into law school.

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A recent graduate from Cornell University with a degree in Environmental Science, Mac brings his passion for helping others to his role as an LSAT tutor. As a former Apollo student, he believes that the key to success on the LSAT is a strong understanding of the test's structure and strategies—along with discipline and hard work to be able to incorporate that understanding on test day. When not tutoring, Mac enjoys hiking and exploring the great outdoors. With a focus on helping his students achieve their goals, Mac is eager to share his knowledge and experience with those preparing for the LSAT.

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Grace graduated from Cornell University in 2020 and was born and raised in New York City. Before deciding to attend law school, Grace worked in the finance industry doing regulatory work in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG). Grace cares a lot about catering her LSAT instruction to each student's individual learning style and loves helping students conquer the test. When she is not tutoring, Grace loves making pottery, doing yoga, and spending time outdoors.

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Elizabeth grew up in Iowa before attending the University of Notre Dame to major in Political Science and Philosophy. During college, Elizabeth also worked for three years as a sworn law enforcement officer at the St. Joseph County Cyber Crimes Unit. Elizabeth is excited to continue learning more about the criminal justice system at Harvard Law School. In her free time, you can find Elizabeth with her two cats and a romance novel.

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Edward is a senior Economics student at the University of Texas at Dallas studying Economics with a minor in Philosophy. He discovered a passion for teaching in his early high school years working as a Latin tutor for his classmates. Now, at the university, he works as a teaching assistant and is a member of the moot court, mediation, and mock trial programs there. He plans on applying to law school this upcoming cycle and hopes to attend in Fall 2024 with ultimate career goals in governmental work and public service.

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Julie has been teaching and tutoring the LSAT for over 20 years. She obtained a M.S. in Operations Research from UNC-Chapel Hill, and attended UNC Law; she is an admitted attorney in both New York and North Carolina. When not working with LSAT students or helping recent law school grads prepare for the bar exam, she spends her time doing online puzzle hunts, playing board games, and going to the movies.

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Chayton recently graduated from Rhodes College, where he was a part of the baseball team and majored in political science. Outside of LSAT coaching, Chayton is a high school algebra teacher. He believes anyone can master the LSAT by slowing down and truly understanding what the test is asking for. His favorite moment is when students recognize they can achieve an amazing score. When he is not working, Chayton enjoys playing ping-pong, golfing, and reading.

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