Best LSAT tutor in NYC by a long shot. I first came to Larkin as my last hope, after taking a Testmasters prep course, then later working with another "top" tutor in NYC. Prior to seeing Larkin I had already taken the LSAT twice, and disappointingly received the same score during my first two attempts - a score I wasn't happy with. I knew I could perform better but my confidence and confusion with the test were at an all-time low. Larkin is the sole reason I was able to turn it around. His approach to the test is incredibly logical and makes a lot of sense - he didn't overcomplicate it like others I had previously worked with. He, perhaps most importantly, gave me the confidence that I could perform up to my potential on the test. I cannot emphasize how huge this was for me. Combined with a much better approach to the test + newfound confidence, my practice test scores skyrocketed, as did my actual score on test day. Solely because of Larkin, I went from previously scoring in the 85th percentile (from two previous attempts) to, on my third attempt, scoring in the 95th percentile. He has changed the trajectory of my law school placement - because of this improved score, I've now been offered $100k+ scholarships to top 14 law schools, and have been admitted to many top 6 schools. I can't emphasize this enough: I could not have had these results without Larkin. In summary, working with Larkin was the best decision I've made during the law school admissions process. He improved my score from the 85th to 95th percentile, and because of that, I've now been admitted to schools I only dreamed about before. As someone who tried many different studying approaches before Larkin, I am confident working with Larkin will be the best decision you will make too. read more

Before I start my review of Larkin, some quick background: I had just finished my course with TestMasters and it was horrible. I was hitting low-mid 140s and I freaked out. Hastily, I scouted Yelp, found Larkin and his impeccable reviews, and decided to choose him. After spending over 15 hours with him, my final score was not dramatically higher. I came to the conclusion that I wasn't meant for law school and let the matter rest for a while. However, when I restarted this process with a different tutor, I realized some significant differences and wanted to point them out. First, Larkin expects you to pay a consultation fee the first time you meet him in person. Looking back, I thought this was very bizarre, as other private tutors did not ask for such a fee. Second, when I am paying a premium price per hour, my expectation is that the tutor will provide me a consistent weekly agenda or lesson plan of what I am learning that week. However, this was not the case with Larkin. There were moments where he had nothing to talk about, so I had to provide him with questions. It felt like he was being reactive rather than proactive. Wilkie C stated, "he knew the stuff but wasn't a great teacher" or "if I wasn't understanding the material right away..out came the phone." That sounds pretty accurate. Third, the biggest problem I had with him is that, since he didn't have a consistent lesson plan, we would end up having numerous philosophical discussions, but not enough about the exam. I am not saying that these topics should never be talked about, but if I am paying you a premium price per hour, you should be more considerate of my time. For example, my current tutor actually pauses our session time so that it's not billed into my session. With Larkin, there were times when I had to ask him to refocus on LSAT questions. Lastly, my commute to Brooklyn was rough and he knew that it would take me close to 2 hours to get there. Most of the time we met in the morning, and it bothered me that whenever we met, he looked like he had just woken up, rocking his t-shirt and sweatpants. Again, it was not the professionalism I was expecting for the price I was paying him. This was my personal experience with Larkin, and for future students: Yelp stars don't paint the whole picture. You should always, ALWAYS ask for their references. And don't be lazy; always compare other tutors before you commit. read more

I started taking classes not long after my first diag because I was scoring a lot lower than I wanted - fluctuating around 140 - and didn't really know how to improve it. I worked with power score for a few months and managed to go up a few points but it wasn't anything significant and I felt like they weren't actually helping me. Upon doing some research I realized that maybe it would be best to get a private tutor so that the advice would be more personalized. Next I went to another popular tutor in NYC for a few weeks and didn't actually see a huge improvement between them and the power score classes. All of the advice I was getting seemed very generic and was basically just the same things that they would teach in the prep classes. I knew that I could take advice and suggestions and apply it, but that was not getting me to where I wanted to be. After I left my first tutor I called Larkin and one other NYC based tutor. Larkin was able to give me a free consultation over the phone the same day that I emailed him and I was sold after that phone call. I explained to him my problems and why I felt like teachers weren't really getting through to me and he told me that it was a common problem. He said there would be no formulaic advice and he would help me work out my specific weaknesses instead of giving me something generic. I met with Larkin for the next few months and my score jumped up nearly twenty points!. As it got closer to the test date I grew increasingly nervous about it but Larkin was able to help me parse out my anxieties about the test and make it go by a little smoother. I ended up with a 160 on the test (honestly higher than I had hoped to reach) and I feel as though I owe it all to Larkin. I would definitely recommend Larkin to anyone looking for a private tutor. read more

I cannot speak highly enough of my experience working with Larkin. We began working together in May with a goal of being prepared for the August test. Throughout those four months, Larkin taught me the tips needed for test day, as well as the necessary skills needed to obtain a consistent score that I could be proud of! read more

I don't know what went wrong here, but i'm def. left wondering about the veracity of these other reviews. I mean, he knew the stuff, but he wasn't a great teacher (kind a long winded and condescending); then again, he wasn't the worst. My main issue was really that he didn't give his full attention to the session: at least a dozen times over the course of two hours, he sent a txt, checked his phone, got distracted. Often it felt kind of personal: if I wasn't understanding the material right away, or had to take a moment to consider his question--out came the phone. Professionalism, people! In any case, I guess you can't believe everything you read on the internets. read more

I highly recommend using Larkin as a tutor. I was skeptical at first, so I had a consultation with him and could tell immediately that he knew the LSAT inside and out. He easily was able to identify my strengths and weaknesses with the test from the beginning of my lessons. He created a highly personalized tutoring experience that I felt helped me immensely. My score increased by 18 points after studying with him! His tutoring lessons are well worth the money. read more

I have never used a tutor before, but after frustrations with the teaching methods of Kaplan, I decided to try to get a different, more personalized perspective on my learning. I searched for tutor recommendations in NYC and ended up with three main names - Steve Schwartz, Laura Hirsch, and Larkin. I ended up trying sessions with all three, in that order - not intending on it, but my experiences with the first two made me feel like I had to look for a better tutor. A brief analysis of the other two - Steve Schwartz is extremely intelligent and knows the LSAT well - but when it came to teaching the test, I felt like I was watching a video of different "perfect" ways to do the test - which was interesting, but I felt like I was more spectating than learning. With not much time left to go and given that I had taken the test before, I really wanted to KNOW the test, not just be able to parrot something. Steve was very knowledgeable, but I felt that as a teacher (and for the price he charged), I wasn't learning much. Laura Hirsch - I was very disappointed by my sessions with her. I felt that she was inattentive during the lesson (I caught her working on personal stuff) and only checked to see if I got the right answer. As someone who really wanted to master the test, I didn't just need an answer book - I wanted someone who could also comment on my working methods to get the answer. Finally, getting extremely frustrated, I decided to try a session with Larkin. From the first session, I was impressed - as stated in other reviews, the lesson was comfortable and laid back. His way of approaching the LSAT is great and easy for students. He doesn't just check the answers but actually sees your work and comments about ways for improvement. He also helped a lot with my confidence for the test - he was always encouraging and even if I got the answer in a different way than "ideal," he would adapt and we would discuss the pros and cons. He also discusses about how to think about the questions, rather than just blandly showing different "techniques" that can only help so far on the surface. Any issue that I had with the test - and I had quite a few given that I was retaking and panicking - Larkin would address and help me to get back on track. I took the June 2013 LSAT and in less than a month, my score went up. He was helpful and supportive up to before and even now after the LSAT. Larkin's tutoring style is very personalized and effective - after going through the three tutors, I truly believe the best kind of teacher is one who styles the lessons for the student. Out of the "top 3" or any tutors in NYC, I would definitely say Larkin is the best at that. Highly recommend for anyone taking the LSAT, first time or retaking. read more

When I signed up to take the LSAT I had no idea where to start. Thankfully, I found Larkin on Yelp, and his reviews did not lead me astray. He is an insanely talented teacher. Larkin helped me identify my strengths and weaknesses very early on and throughout our subsequent session he really taught to my specific needs and problems. Whether I was having trouble with test logic, or just needed help pulling myself out of a negative psychological spiral, Larkin was able to talk me through the problems and help me keep a clear head. I cannot emphasize enough how much his help changed my outlook on the test. I even learned to enjoy sections I thought I'd always loathe (yay Logic Games!). In the end, my score went up 20 points from my initial diagnostic. I could not be happier with the results! read more

The tutoring was laid back and comfortable, which helps ease the tension. I took Larkin for several months while studying and his pointers were helpful in laying down the groundwork for really getting at what the question is asking. As with any LSAT tutor, there is a limit to what the tutor can do (nobody can take the test for you and just getting a tutor will not suddenly raise your score, you have to have some sort of purpose) but Larkin will certainly help you on your way. Larkin was also quite affordable for me, which helped a lot. read more

Thanks to Larkin, I got a 177 (a 14-point improvement from my diagnostic). He is a top-notch tutor. I was referred to Larkin through a friend who got a 176. At Larkin's suggestion, I took a diagnostic exam before our first meeting. I got a 163. Logic games was by far my weakest section -- I simply could not finish in time. Larkin insisted he could help me ace that section by exam day, and with his guidance, I did. He also helped me to a sustained five-point improvement in reading comp after just one session. Larkin understands that not every student learns in the same way; he is great at tailoring his program to your individual style of learning. It's exactly what you want from a private tutor. He is very intelligent and knows the test well. That makes it easy for him to identify your strengths and weaknesses. He identified patterns in questions I struggled with that I could not see myself. If you're looking for a great LSAT tutor, you can't do better than Larkin. read more

I really enjoyed working with Larkin. After a free consultation where we spent over an hour discussing the problems I was having with the LSAT and my goals, I talked with a few other tutors before working with Larkin, but I decided to work with him because he spent so long with me on the consultation. I found him to be very knowledgeable about the test, but also to be good at teaching, which is of course a separate skill. He seemed to know exactly why I was having certain issues with the test and explained things in a way that I could understand. I was able to make improvements with Larkin that I don't think I could have achieved on my own. read more

Larkin is an incredible tutor. I came to him with about six weeks left before the test, when my scores had begun to flatline. I had tried working with one of the large LSAT prep agencies, but didn't find them helpful past a pretty basic level. Larkin, however, was able to push me well past all my previous bests, and after our work together I scored a 177 on the actual test. Larkin knows the LSAT extremely well, but doesn't focus on teaching question types or even clever test-taking tricks. His emphasis is on critical thinking - partly because he really believes in the intrinsic value of critical thought, but also because the LSAT is ultimately just a test of applied critical thinking. I never much liked learning to game tests myself, but however you normally approach these types of test, there's no denying that Larkin's method is extremely effective. read more

Larkin really changed my whole way of thinking in how to attack the LSAT. He understands your specific needs. If you don't feel like being ripped off by those big corporate companies who pretend to care about you except your money - you should give him a try. read more

I was lucky to be chosen as one of the recipients of Larkin's 2-hour LSAT tutoring scholarships. Larkin was the first person that I was able to talk to about the LSAT that actually knew exactly what I was talking about and understood my frustrations. Although we had a short session, he helped me enormously- mostly just by being patient and understanding. Most importantly, he really helped me to understand that my problems with the LSAT were actually an issue of how I approached the exam, and not a reflection of my abilities (or as I believed, reflecting lack thereof). After taking the Testmasters course and spending a few thousand dollars, and always being an "A student", I just couldn't understand why my score was plateauing around 163-165, and not climbing to the 170 I needed. He explained to me that the LSAT is really just an exam testing certain skills, which can only be acquired and improved over time, and with lots of practice. He helped me to see that the way in which I approached the exam (being a perfectionist and always wanting to make sure every answer was correct, and getting discouraged/distracted when I wasn't sure or got confused) is just not an approach that is going to work on this soul-sucking/guaranteed-bringer-of-misery disguised as a test. He understands that cultivating these specific skills are the key to success on the LSAT, and I'm definitely going to try and see him again to work on improving my LSAT score and in improving my skills. Larkin also helped me to understand that there are many approaches to these questions and that I should always try to figure out why an answer I chose is wrong myself, forcing me to really analyze my approach in selecting the answer for these questions. Overall, I found my experience with Larkin to be really helpful, and would definitely recommend him as a tutor for someone looking to improve their score or just looking to get help studying effectively for the LSAT- with someone that isn't imposing, can actually relate to you and makes you feel at ease. read more

I started working with Larkin in July. I had been studying one of the popular LSAT study books for about 2 months, but my score had only gone up about 5 points - not nearly enough to reach my goal (170). After my first 2-hour lesson with Larkin, my score jumped almost 10 points. I believe the reason for this is that he doesn't teach tips and "tricks" - he teaches you to fully understand the questions and how they are testing your skills. For games specifically, he teaches you to really think about specific questions and lets you realize how many you're able to answer without having to diagram (which can eat up so much time). He also doesn't rush you to start finishing sections in 35m or less. He builds your skillset to the point that this will happen naturally. I learn much better this way and I think you'll have more success in law school if you start to build your skillset this way. I never thought I would get to the point that not only do I finish sections in time, but I actually have extra time to go back and re-check questions I had flagged. To put it into context, on the November LSAT I had enough time in LG to go back and re-check 2 of the more difficult games and enough time in LR to re-examine 4 questions. After about 4 months of once-weekly lessons with Larkin, I ended up scoring above my goal on the November LSAT. It was a 21 point jump from the very first diag I took (before I started studying at all), and 16 of those points are credited entirely to Larkin. If I had started studying with him from the beginning, I would have reached my goal sooner and probably scored even higher. read more

I started studying for the LSAT over a year ago by myself. After studying for four months with little to no success, I decided to try working with a tutor. I've never had a tutor before, so I was a bit skeptical, but I was also desperate and needed to try something to bring my score up. I picked Larkin because his style of teaching seemed a lot more individualized than other tutors I contacted. He really took the time to figure out how I thought and to teach in a way that worked for me. Larkin knows the LSAT inside and out, but more than that he is an incredible teacher. When I first started studying for the test, I was scoring in the 130's and trying to get into any law school that would take me. Larkin helped me get a 162, high enough to get into multiple schools. I even got a substantial scholarship from one of my reach schools. read more

I had met with other tutors prior to my time with Larkin, but nobody was able to pinpoint my exact weaknesses, or articulate the causes for such, the way Larkin has been able to since our first session together. Not only is he voraciously knowledgable about the test - down to his ability to recall one-off questions from tests published in the 1990's, but he is also such an awesome person to get to know. Larkin's approach is very basic: teach my students to understand the test, not beat it. By highlighting skills that need to improved upon, Larkin preserves the integrity of the test and the learning process. But most importantly, Larkin is also a great support system to have during the LSAT preparation process. As he is very well aware, my weekend lessons with him always had a mini-therapy/decompression session wrapped in there. I can't write or say enough good things about him. You're missing out if you don't reach out to him! read more

Larkin is an awesome tutor and I had a great experience studying with him! I had used Powerscore style books before meeting up with him, but I found that I needed a slightly more advanced style of tutoring. Larkin knows the LSAT inside and out - I could bring up a question with vague identifiers such as "the shiny lizard question" and he would know what I was referring to. He also runs practice test simulations with his students, which are super helpful. Taking the test in a strange environment with a proctor really gets you comfortable with the test taking process so you don't freak out the day of the LSAT. We had a great rapport and it made tutoring a really fun experience. I also love commuting to Brooklyn, because Williamsburg is awesome. read more

Larkin is an amazing tutor and I highly recommend him to anyone looking to make the LSAT a less daunting exam. I first began studying for the LSAT using the Manhattan Prep books, but then decided to find a tutor before I developed any bad test taking habits while studying on my own. After doing some research on tutors it became clear that Larkin was a standout, and now I can confirm that from personal experience. Larkin was able to pinpoint exactly where my big weaknesses were and helped me improve upon those very quickly. I was having trouble completing the Logic Games sections within the given time, but after a few weeks of working with Larkin I was acing every Logic Games section! He taught me how to switch between the different ways of thinking required for Analytical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. He helped me make sure that these skills were second nature so that I didn't have to actively think about techniques while taking the test. After making some big improvements, he helped me fine tune some smaller problem areas. All approaches seemed more tailored to my way of thinking and working, and less like a cookie-cutter approach used for all students. Larkin is very straight forward and doesn't sugar coat things like other tutors might. I found this approach to really help with my testing confidence, because I knew when he gave positive feedback that he really meant it. My score started to level out right before the exam date, but he gave me some great advice and boosted my confidence, and on the day of the exam I performed a couple points higher than I had ever before. I credit this largely to the mindset I had going into the test, which was thanks to Larkin. Larkin really helped me get the results I was looking for, and I am so grateful that I decided to work with him! read more

I was lucky enough to see Larkin early on before i delved deep into preparing for the test. To say that this set me on the right path would be an understatement. My weekly sessions with Larkin dramatically increased my scores from test to test. His methods are efficient, practical and easy to apply. He can pick up the bad testing habits you didn't know you had, and set you on the right path to success. The man knows this test like the back of his own hand and gives you all the tools you need to conquer it. His sessions were so helpful that I felt confident about the test without taking any prep test classes. I highly recommend Larkin to anyone looking to improve their scores significantly. read more

Highly recommend Larkin for anyone who is struggling with LSATs!!! Very knowledgeable with great approach. Helped me understand the skills and strategy better than ever. Thank you! read more

There is simply nothing that compares to 180 in that it gives you the mindset, training and ability to simply know how to perform your best and execute the way you want and need to on test-day. I took the Kaplan LSAT course over the summer and took the test in October, under-performing significantly. I contacted 180 after this test and meet with him weekly. By training with 180 I was able to raise by national percentile from 67 percent to nearly 90 percent when I took the test again in February.. I simply cannot imagine a better tutor because I do not believe any other tutor understands the test in the way I experienced here. read more

Larkin is wonderful teacher and mentor! When I first decided that I wanted to climb the large and intimidating mountain of taking the LSAT and going to law school I knew that the path for me had to be somewhat unique. I have had experiences in the past with going to large companies for tutoring needs when I was in high school and remembered how formulaic and impersonal the teaching style was, so I decided to opt for private tutoring. We spoke before my sessions started and he suggested I start with a diagnostic test to see where my strengths and weaknesses were and we were able to start from there. There are also official practice tests he organizes with his students and a proctor to simulate actual LSAT conditions to help you prepare - which was a game changer for me. His teaching style, especially when it comes to the logical reasoning section, really encourages open communication and discussion rather than lecture. He has taught me how to look at every angle of a question and really be able to form the answer before I even look at the answer choices. Logic games are my biggest weakness. I came to him originally with the feeling of a 3 year old child afraid of a ghost when I looked at logic games but he encouraged me and helped me conquer my fears and truly improved my skills infinitely. Outside of all of the help he has given me with the LSAT preparation, which by the way, he is a super genius in his scope of knowledge (no joke). He has given me guidance in preparing for law school and which schools would be a good fit for me and will also help me through the application process when the time comes. I highly recommend Larkin as a private tutor, I don't know that I could be even close to where I am in my skills if it weren't for him and he's pretty awesome as a human being too! :) read more

I had a great experience working with Larkin. My diagnositic test score was pretty low, 137, so I knew I would need a lot of work to improve my score. I worked with another tutor at first, but my score only went up a couple points and I still felt like I was struggling a lot with the test. I decided to try out a new tutor and I'm so glad that I did. I met with Larkin once a week for 4 months prior to the June test. He teaches in a comprehensive way that helped me understand the test in a completely new way. He dramatically improved my critical thinking skills which I feel is the key to the test. He also offered proctored LSAT tests leading up to the actual test, which really helped me get a sense of what taking the LSAT would really be like. All of this helped me get a better score than I thought possible, a 162. He also helped me with admissions advice so that I had a realistic idea of what schools I should be applying for. Larkin is a wonderful teacher and I would highly recommend him to anyone taking the LSAT. read more

Like other reviewers, I wasted money at Kaplan and Test Masters. It was such a waste and I just felt like I would have never end up getting the test. I found Larkin through a recommendation on the Law school forum website. He's not cheap, but he gets the job done. I kick myself for even going to Kaplan and Test Masters, I wish I knew better. In any case, Larkin explains things really clearly and breaks down the logic reasoning and games in ways that are just simply clear. I went from not be able to finish a game on my own to finishing a section on my own and getting them right; if that's not progress I don't know what is. He's flexible in terms of location and places to meet, which works good for me who has a 9-5. He spends time with you, noticing what you are doing wrong and ways to correct your methods. Larkin just does not say what answer is right, he goes through each answer with you if needed, and show you why each one is not the correct answer. In addition he has good advise about the test, and law schools. If your weary and frustrated with other methods like I was, try out one session with him and see if you like him. Other tutors I found wanted you to make a commitment, Larkin is down to Earth and will tell you how it is. To sum it up, it was the best thing I did, try it out if you are looking for a tutor. read more

Larkin is really wonderful. Upon our first meeting, he is able to pinpoint my problems exactly. I'm sitting for the June LSAT and have been studying on and off for quite some time now. Normally, I am hesitant to see a tutor but he's definitely worth the money. He doesn't use conventional teaching methods, which I believe is what enables his success with students. read more

Unlike other reviewers, I studied for the LSAT completely on my own for four months prior to taking it. I had a mental block against a certain type of Logical Reasoning question and Larkin helped me through it. I went from missing 4 questions per LR section to getting 3 LR questions total wrong on the test I took in June. (I got a 172.) We accomplished this in one session. Larkin was supportive, helpful, and just what I needed to really kick my ass into gear while at the same time not burning out! If i could do it all over again I would have had him from the start and maybe I could have gotten a 180. read more

If you are serious about improving your LSAT score and tired of prep course methods that aren't working for you, Larkin is hands down the best choice. I discovered Larkin after feeling frustrated by lackluster score increases from both self-study and Blueprint Prep. I am not saying that Blueprint is not a good prep course; however, it can be a difficult study process if you cannot grasp specific methods they teach for the different sections. To this point, Larkin was able to quickly identify my strengths and weaknesses and breakdown methods that worked for me in a way that felt instinctual and comfortable. Feeling comfortable with an approach to each section is, to me, the most important factor in tackling the LSAT. Due to stress and time pressure on test day, you will want a processes that is second nature so you don't waste anytime trying to remember how to tackle the problem in front of you. Revamping my methods with Larkin's guidance led me to dramatic score increases on all sections and, most importantly, I felt confident on test day. In regards to the review below about Larkin not giving his full attention because he used his phone sometimes during the session, this is not the case. While he does sometimes use his phone during the session, it is only to ease stress and discomfort for the student. Having someone stare you down while you try and figure how many clowns are getting out of a car or which types of opera are on sale does not always create the most relaxed environment. I 100% recommend Larkin for your LSAT preparation. Well worth your time and money. read more

Larkin is a phenomenal tutor! He knows the LSAT inside and out. LSAT logic is a skill and he has it mastered. He even continues to take the exam so that he can see what his students are seeing during exam day. He is great at zeroing in on what your weaknesses are and helping you to realize your mistakes. I worked with Larkin for about 8 months and saw great strides in my confidence and my understanding of the exam in a way my prep course was never able to achieve. My scores increased as well. He also worked with me as a low-income student. I truly appreciated his kindness and knowledge of the LSAT. I highly, highly recommend him to anyone looking to increase their score. read more

I highly recommend Larkin and 180 Degrees LSAT for LSAT tutoring. Larkin's expertise and impressive communication skills make him a great fit for anyone looking to improve on the LSAT. read more

Larkin is an incredible tutor. Prior to working with Larkin, I spent thousands of dollars at a test prep company that provided me with a completely impersonal experience and zero results. As soon as I began working with Larkin, my score started to increase. He has a very personalized approach and builds the curriculum around what each particular student needs to work on. Despite scoring a perfect 180 on the LSAT, Larkin is very humble and will not make you feel unintelligent. Before I started with Larkin, my score was in the average range. Now, I am looking at top tier schools. Larkin was able to completely change my way of thinking so I could do incredibly well on the LSAT. You will not regret working with Larkin! read more

Larkin raised my daughters score substantially. She never felt like she was learning and never missed a class. Normally she resists learning Larkin did such a great job she didn't feel like she was working. Don't even think about the money just hire Larkin. It is money well spent. read more

After studying on my own for 5 months, I took the LSAT and ended up with a score that I wasn't pleased with. I decided to search for some tutors who could help me achieve the score I wanted. I found Larkin online and gave him a call. He was very helpful and answered all my questions. The phone call lasted almost an hour and he didn't seem to mind at all. I called a couple of other tutors and they were not even as close to helpful or personal. I only had about 5 weeks before the next exam and I did not want to waste any time. I chose to go with Larkin and it definitely paid off. He helped me figure out what I was having trouble with and how to improve. I was hesitant about being tutored over Skype but it did not make a difference. In those short 5 weeks, I learned a lot about the test (even though I had taken it before and studied for months on my own). Larkin really knows the test inside out and it shows. I am so glad that I chose Larkin, give him a chance and he will not let you down. I took the test this past December and received a score I am very happy with. Thanks Larkin! read more