Award-Winning ACT Tutors in St. Louis, MO

I just finished my freshman year at Washington University in St. Louis. I am a math and finance major and I used to tutor algebra in high school. I am now tutoring trigonometry, calculus, and algebra!

I work as Software Engineer at Spectrum. I have my Bachelor's in Computer Science and I did my Master's from Northeastern University in the Field of Data Analytics.

I am a fourth year medical student at Saint Louis University. I have almost ten years of tutoring experience in a variety of subjects. My previous clients have described me as a patient, knowledgeable tutor who can concisely explain complex problems.

I am a life long learner, a certified teacher and a licensed Georgia attorney. I am most fulfiled when I successfully help others reach their goals!!

I love to inspire learning in others. As a college student studying psychology and minoring in creative writing, I have a lot of experience with the education system. I am still constantly learning and engaging with material. I am especially passionate about the Social Sciences and English. I look forward to all tutoring opportunities!

Through smart study and hard work, I raised my LSAT score significantly and earned a near full-ride from a law school that rejected me previously. Having seen firsthand the importance of a good plan and knowledgable feedback, I want to use my skills and experience to help others improve on the LSAT and achieve their law school goals.

...with three decades in the field providing guidance and knowledge to my students. During my years of teaching I was a recipient of the Emerson Excellence Teaching Award and was featured in a news article about my philosophy of teaching students to be independent thinkers. My Bachelors degrees are in Secondary Education 7-12 and Mathematics from St. Louis University. My Masters degree is in Master of Arts of Teaching earned from Webster University.

...a Washington University in Saint Louis. After graduation, I will be taking a gap year to work while I apply to graduate chemistry programs, with the end goal of ending up in academia as a college professor. I discovered my affinity for teaching while I was a teaching assistant for organic chemistry lab. While this was fairly recent, it has made a huge impact on my life, and changed my overall career path from industry...

...assisted students with English, Math, and Reading. Through Kumon I learned the skills necessary to be an effective tutor: patience and an ability to instill a deeper passion of the material that is relatable to the learner. Additionally, I worked as an A+ tutor through my high school program, in which I tutored my own peers and others in my grade. I was able to learn how to relate with the student in a way...

...graduate students plan, develop, and improve their essays. For a year after college, I worked as an intern and mentor at the Midtown Center in Chicago. Midtown sponsors supplementary after-school and summertime enrichment programs for kids that foster academic growth, character development, extra-curricular interests, and athletic sportsmanship. After grad school, I worked for three years as an instructor at the Heights School, a private independent preparatory school for boys outside of Washington DC. I taught...

...education for high school courses and ACT prep. Later, as a graduate student, I was a teaching assistant for molecular and general biology. What I find most rewarding about tutoring is the ability to see others set and achieve goals. I find it satisfying to meet difficult goals and find even greater enjoyment in watching others progress and achieve their own goals. I prefer to work with motivated students who genuinely wish to improve themselves....

...a better society and strengthen our communities. Only through education can we improve. I became a teacher to positively influence the world and help inspire others to be the best they can be. I view education as a holistic experience. I love my content area and care deeply about it. However, I care more about my students. This means that I strive to help my students in ways besides simply understanding the content. I want...

I have worked as an Academic Coach which means I worked with middle and high school students helping them to develop and achieve academic and career goals. I also tutored them as needed. I love math because I like to solve problems and investigate. I also like to figure out how to work difficult problems out.

Hi! My name is Heather. I am currently a senior at Maryville University. I will graduate this May with a degree in biology and minors in chemistry, physics, and psychology. I plan to start medical school in the fall of 2018. I have been tutoring math, chemistry, biology, and physics at Maryville for the past four years.

...where I see the pieces click into place and I see the "aha" moment on kids' faces. I want to help others achieve their academic goals by truly understanding the material at hand. Besides my love of tutoring, I also love acting. I've been in several short films: 4AM, Sketch, and That One Special Photo, and Mother Maria. When I'm not busy, I enjoy playing my violin. I've been in the Saint Louis Symphony Youth...

...Medical Laboratory Sciences and minoring in Linguistics. I have much tutoring experience with high school students and have helped with summer school for elementary students. I love talking about language acquisition and the ins and outs of the English language that tend to trip people up. I enjoy helping people understand concepts they find to be challenging in a straightforward manner, typically using visuals to convey information and help students grasp concepts. I enjoy hiking,...

I am a 6-year educator who believes in the value of a quality education at the highest level. I do my best to be as relatable as possible for students who struggle in the subjects I teach. I will always stand by what I learned from my college teacher, Ms. Ward, "As long as you live, you should never stop learning."

...there are infinite possibilities for what the numbers can represent. This is why when we learn math, we are secretly learning a lot more than expected. Most people would be surprised that trigonometry teaches us how to tune a guitar. Calculus tells us how hard we need to step on our brakes. Chef's know that Algebra holds the secret to perfect recipes. The world of sports revolves around player statistics. Math does more than tell...

...a freshman at Truman State University where I am attempting to get a major in Business Administration concentrated in finance and a Computer Science minor. I excel in U.S. history and U.S. government along with Algebra/College Algebra, Writing Composition, and the English and Reading section of the ACT. I'm a big sports guy, so in my free time I usually play basketball or football. If I'm not doing either of those, you can usually find...

...also worked for Kaplan to prepare students for the MCAT. Washington University School of Medicine is where I received a Masters degree in Immunology. Outside of the laboratory, I spent my time working again as a teacher's assistant this time for Histology, a first year course for medical students, and then privately tutoring Histology. To continue teaching, I now work as a Varsity Tutor and I love it. My goal in teaching is to make...