Manhattan LSAT Teachers - J.P. Park
J.P. Park’s first standardized test encounter occurred in the fourth grade, when her mother asked her to take the SAT for “this really fun summer camp.” Many years of math/science/computer camps and schools later, mom’s sneaky tactics paid off (though not in the expected way) with a career in test prep that has spanned the SAT, GMAT, GRE, MCAT, TOEFL, and TOEIC. Since 2005, Jiehae has also freelanced in educational publishing, writing and editing math books and state-administered standardized exams. Unabashed dorkiness aside, she holds a BA in playwriting from Amherst College and an MFA from the UCSD/La Jolla Playhouse Graduate Acting Program, where she got to wear many fun wigs and won an award for teaching acting to bright-eyed undergrads. She is currently a teacher-in-training with Atlas while she nudges a 98th percentile LSAT score toward a 99th, and resides among the ranks of other artist-hyphenates in sunny Southern California.
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