A little bit about me: I grew up in Connecticut and attended prep schools there before going to College at Harvard where I earned a BA in Political Science. After working for a few years in management consulting, campaigning, and policy work, I went to the Yale School of Management where I earned my MBA. After business school, I worked in finance in NYC at a "bulge-bracket" firm before leaving to pursue entrepreneurial interests in the New York tech scene.Tutoring Background: In college, every weekend, I worked with high school students who were attending the top schools in the Boston area. The program focused on extra-academic enrichment primarily in the humanities and social sciences and was affiliated with Harvard's Department of African and African-American Studies. Upon graduation, I volunteered working with students in Watts (Los Angeles) to help them prepare college applications and personal essays. During this time, I also mentored students on preparing for interviews with top management consulting firms. Finally, during my time at Yale, I served as 2nd-year teaching assistant for the Competitive Strategy and State & Society core classes. In this capacity, I helped 1st-year students (whose ages ranged from 24 - 40+) understand the material, graded assignments and exams, and provided reviews for students. I also served as one of the coaches on the 1st-year debate team.Subject I tutor: I tutor Economics (micro and macro), Finance, GMAT and SAT prep, Writing and Public Speaking. I am most passionate about microeconomics and have taken many classes in the subject area in college and business school. I think it provides a very logical and analytical framework of understanding many of things we observe in every day life and thus is incredibly helpful and engaging.Tutoring Philosophy: Everyone is different. My goal is to understand what your specific needs are and to tailor my style in a way that will produce the maximum level of success for you. Commitment and hard work have no substitutes, but the plan of attack should be specific to the student.Interests and hobbies: Technology, basketball, soccer, podcasting, film and television and finding the best cup of coffee in New York, Grantland.

I am a senior at Georgetown University majoring in International Politics. I currently live at home in Maryland. I have always been a high-performing student who loves learning, and I hope to help other individuals succeed in school as well. I understand that being a good tutor is about more than just being intelligent, and I look forward to individualizing my tutoring approaches to what works best for each student. I also believe that creating a positive, encouraging environment helps people learn better, so I like to think I have a good sense of humor!

My passion for education is helping students grow. To grow, a student may need help, since every person has strengths and potential for success. Education is the greatest equalizer and the most helpful tool for mobility. Education is power. Students I've tutored were at a high school to college level. They were preparing for their Algebra, Calculus, C++, and Python homework. I have my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of Houston and I graduated December 2022.My favorite subjects to tutor is Programming and Math. I tend to focus on Algebra, Trigonometry, PreCalculus, Calculus, Python, and C++. What these all have in common is they rely heavily on plugging in parameters to a function. This is fundamental in building scripts for applications, websites, plotting data, designing machines, and predicting outcomes.

I have retired from a teaching career of 20 years. I began with challenging youth with Missouri DYS at the Kansas City Youth Center. I created my own programs to motivate young men who needed a belief in themselves. I went on to teach special education at the high school level at many different settings. I have worked both small group and one-on-one to help young men and women learn they can learn and to look forward to a future.

Hello there! I'm Hannah. I'm a poet and a performer. I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Performance, in addition to two minors in Music and Creative Writing, from Bradley University. I've loved reading and writing my whole life, and I especially enjoy proofreading and editing. I believe learning should be fun! In my experience, if something is funny, it's much more likely to stick with you. Come be silly with me!

I am a certified math teacher with 6 years of experience teaching both middle school and high school math. I have extensive tutoring experience and I love helping students gain confidence in their abilities as they achieve success. I am passionate about math and I love inspiring my students and making math more enjoyable. I am great at explaining concepts in a variety of ways and finding a method that makes sense for each student. I have also worked with students on standardized test preparation and delight in helping students increase their SAT scores using some simple tricks I've taught them.In my free time I enjoy reading, playing board games, swimming, and going to the movies.

Teaching, for me, represents the chance to help students and peers find their way to new understandings. This might be as simple as a better way to find "x" or as complex as the next great thesis on Shakespeare. In the end, it's all about finding the heat in whatever subject is being explored.

I love teaching and learning at the same time. We learn by teaching and watching others learn. The smile on a face when you learn something new is priceless

I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2013 where I received a Bachelors of Science in Economics with a concentration in Marketing. I currently live and work in NYC after a brief stint in Boston. I am studying to take the GMAT so I understand the frustration that students studying for the SAT may feel.As a tutor, I focus primarily on Math as that was always my strongest area of study. I scored above the 95th percentile on the Math section of the SAT. I have previous experience helping students to increase their performance on that area of the test. I enjoy helping students to understand topics where they have previously struggled. It is rewarding to see them finally grasp a topic that they were finding difficult or watching their SAT scores increase after learning some strategies.As the oldest child in my family, I have always been around children anywhere from 6-14 years younger than I am. I enjoy working with younger students and I have the patience to go at their pace.

I am a recently certified Physician Assistant. I graduated from Thomas Jefferson University's Physician Assistant program, where I received my Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies. During my undergraduate years I was a summer school teacher and private tutor to students ranging from grades kindergarten to undergraduate students. During my 2nd year of PA school I tutored the 1st year PA students in anatomy and physiology, clinical medicine, physical diagnosis, pathophysiology, and emergency medicine. I took the PANCE 2 weeks after graduation and passed on the first attempt. Having taken the PANCE recently, I know what the updated PANCE is like and how students should prepare and study to pass the PANCE. I have the most recent resources and tools to teach and help students feel prepared for the day of their big exam.

A little bit about me: I grew up in Connecticut and attended prep schools there before going to College at Harvard where I earned a BA in Political Science. After working for a few years in management consulting, campaigning, and policy work, I went to the Yale School of Management where I earned my MBA. After business school, I worked in finance in NYC at a "bulge-bracket" firm before leaving to pursue entrepreneurial interests in the New York tech scene.Tutoring Background: In college, every weekend, I worked with high school students who were attending the top schools in the Boston area. The program focused on extra-academic enrichment primarily in the humanities and social sciences and was affiliated with Harvard's Department of African and African-American Studies. Upon graduation, I volunteered working with students in Watts (Los Angeles) to help them prepare college applications and personal essays. During this time, I also mentored students on preparing for interviews with top management consulting firms. Finally, during my time at Yale, I served as 2nd-year teaching assistant for the Competitive Strategy and State & Society core classes. In this capacity, I helped 1st-year students (whose ages ranged from 24 - 40+) understand the material, graded assignments and exams, and provided reviews for students. I also served as one of the coaches on the 1st-year debate team.Subject I tutor: I tutor Economics (micro and macro), Finance, GMAT and SAT prep, Writing and Public Speaking. I am most passionate about microeconomics and have taken many classes in the subject area in college and business school. I think it provides a very logical and analytical framework of understanding many of things we observe in every day life and thus is incredibly helpful and engaging.Tutoring Philosophy: Everyone is different. My goal is to understand what your specific needs are and to tailor my style in a way that will produce the maximum level of success for you. Commitment and hard work have no substitutes, but the plan of attack should be specific to the student.Interests and hobbies: Technology, basketball, soccer, podcasting, film and television and finding the best cup of coffee in New York, Grantland.

I am a senior at Georgetown University majoring in International Politics. I currently live at home in Maryland. I have always been a high-performing student who loves learning, and I hope to help other individuals succeed in school as well. I understand that being a good tutor is about more than just being intelligent, and I look forward to individualizing my tutoring approaches to what works best for each student. I also believe that creating a positive, encouraging environment helps people learn better, so I like to think I have a good sense of humor!

My passion for education is helping students grow. To grow, a student may need help, since every person has strengths and potential for success. Education is the greatest equalizer and the most helpful tool for mobility. Education is power. Students I've tutored were at a high school to college level. They were preparing for their Algebra, Calculus, C++, and Python homework. I have my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of Houston and I graduated December 2022.My favorite subjects to tutor is Programming and Math. I tend to focus on Algebra, Trigonometry, PreCalculus, Calculus, Python, and C++. What these all have in common is they rely heavily on plugging in parameters to a function. This is fundamental in building scripts for applications, websites, plotting data, designing machines, and predicting outcomes.

I have retired from a teaching career of 20 years. I began with challenging youth with Missouri DYS at the Kansas City Youth Center. I created my own programs to motivate young men who needed a belief in themselves. I went on to teach special education at the high school level at many different settings. I have worked both small group and one-on-one to help young men and women learn they can learn and to look forward to a future.

Hello there! I'm Hannah. I'm a poet and a performer. I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Performance, in addition to two minors in Music and Creative Writing, from Bradley University. I've loved reading and writing my whole life, and I especially enjoy proofreading and editing. I believe learning should be fun! In my experience, if something is funny, it's much more likely to stick with you. Come be silly with me!

I am a certified math teacher with 6 years of experience teaching both middle school and high school math. I have extensive tutoring experience and I love helping students gain confidence in their abilities as they achieve success. I am passionate about math and I love inspiring my students and making math more enjoyable. I am great at explaining concepts in a variety of ways and finding a method that makes sense for each student. I have also worked with students on standardized test preparation and delight in helping students increase their SAT scores using some simple tricks I've taught them.In my free time I enjoy reading, playing board games, swimming, and going to the movies.

Teaching, for me, represents the chance to help students and peers find their way to new understandings. This might be as simple as a better way to find "x" or as complex as the next great thesis on Shakespeare. In the end, it's all about finding the heat in whatever subject is being explored.

I love teaching and learning at the same time. We learn by teaching and watching others learn. The smile on a face when you learn something new is priceless

I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2013 where I received a Bachelors of Science in Economics with a concentration in Marketing. I currently live and work in NYC after a brief stint in Boston. I am studying to take the GMAT so I understand the frustration that students studying for the SAT may feel.As a tutor, I focus primarily on Math as that was always my strongest area of study. I scored above the 95th percentile on the Math section of the SAT. I have previous experience helping students to increase their performance on that area of the test. I enjoy helping students to understand topics where they have previously struggled. It is rewarding to see them finally grasp a topic that they were finding difficult or watching their SAT scores increase after learning some strategies.As the oldest child in my family, I have always been around children anywhere from 6-14 years younger than I am. I enjoy working with younger students and I have the patience to go at their pace.

I am a recently certified Physician Assistant. I graduated from Thomas Jefferson University's Physician Assistant program, where I received my Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies. During my undergraduate years I was a summer school teacher and private tutor to students ranging from grades kindergarten to undergraduate students. During my 2nd year of PA school I tutored the 1st year PA students in anatomy and physiology, clinical medicine, physical diagnosis, pathophysiology, and emergency medicine. I took the PANCE 2 weeks after graduation and passed on the first attempt. Having taken the PANCE recently, I know what the updated PANCE is like and how students should prepare and study to pass the PANCE. I have the most recent resources and tools to teach and help students feel prepared for the day of their big exam.