Josh M.
Subjects Available
- Expository Writing
- History (American)
- History (World)
- LSAT Prep
- Philosophy
- Political Philosophy
- Political Science
- Writing
Academic Biography
Josh graduated cum laude from Harvard Law School in 2010. At Harvard, he was an editor of the Harvard Law Review, the leading journal in all of legal academia. At the Law Review, Josh spent over a thousand hours editing top legal pieces focusing on economics, political science, literature, cultural analysis, and American history by such professors as Cass Sunstein, Adrian Vermeule, Lawrence Lessig, and Akhil Amar. While at Harvard, Josh also founded an LSAT test prep company aimed at high-scoring students called LogicPro LSAT. Prior to attending law school, Josh received a B.A. in political science from Columbia University, where he specialized in American politics. While at Columbia, Josh taught the LSAT for a major test-prep company, racking up more than 750 hours of LSAT instruction after receiving a 177 on the test.
Personal Biography
Josh loves great food and has been known to spend unreasonable amount of moneys for meals at nice restaurants. Luckily, Josh also loves to cook, which ameliorates his condition somewhat. Josh also likes to read trashy literature, particularly sci-fi, fantasy, and Agatha Christie mysteries, and he is also a devotee of all things HBO (notably True Blood, The Wire, and In Treatment).
- Harvard Law Review editor
- Scored a 177 on the LSAT
- Graduated with honors from Harvard Law School
- Over 750 hours of LSAT instruction experience