Certified Tutors From University of Chicago

...communities. I also believe in continual learning and enjoy teaching and mentoring. With a strong Spanish language background as well as knowledge of the basic biological sciences, I can provide individualized tutoring to those looking to improve or continue their understanding of these subject areas. I am flexible, appreciate open communication and feedback, and work...

...I received a B.S. in Education and Social Policy, majoring in Social Policy and minoring in Psychology. I worked for a few years in early childhood policy research, and now I'm studying social work at the University of Chicago. I would love to work with you on standardized test prep (ACT/SAT), reading, or writing.

...am a more recent high school graduate than many tutors, which means I can not only help with the material on standardized tests (SAT, AP exams, etc.), but can also provide all of my own study techniques and up-to-date insights. In my free time, I play for UChicago's Division I Ultimate Frisbee team, and work...

...sciences. However, I am happy to support students across areas. Having worked and studied in Latin America and Europe for 8 years, I delight in working with a wide range of different backgrounds. I am also a fluent Spanish speaker. I'm excited to work with students to be as successful and they possibly can.

...passion for it. I believe that there are multiple ways of learning and classroom style is not effective with every student. Tutoring allows individual plans for each student so he or she can excel no matter the subject. I love being able to help and watch a student grow and gain a better understanding of...

...students' misconceptions are and having fun while we do math! I'm very comfortable with online tutoring after teaching and tutoring 100 remotely for 1.5 years through the COVID-19 Pandemic. When I'm not working, I'm playing the piano, trying out a new recipe, or spending time outside with my dog. I'm easy-going, friendly, and thorough and...

...student at the University of Chicago on a leave of absence looking to help students and young professionals considering a return to a GRE-required field. I think that the GRE, although challenging, can be studied very effectively. I am a laid back and friendly person who can also encourage the discipline and focus necessary for...

...Micronesia and Jordan. This included teaching at public and private universities. Back in the United States I have taught GRE and LSAT prep classes for individual students preparing for graduate school. I graduated with a masters degree from the University of Chicago. Since then I have been an instructor teaching MBA students at New Mexico...

...course of my time in high school, I have bee dedicated to helping others. Whether it was in the classroom, in extracurriculars or in sports, I was always there for my peers to help them perform to the best of their abilities regardless of the context. I truly enjoy helping other people fulfill their potentials...

...I have relocated to New York City and work for a market research company called Ipsos. I am a Research Analyst on the Syndicated Global Healthcare team. I am passionate about health, data analysis, and writing. In my free time, I enjoy weightlifting, Pilates, indoor rock climbing, cooking, and listening to House music.

...interdisciplinary background has kept me sharp in many different types of subjects and ways of thinking, so I am well prepared to tutor all portions of the ACT. I, personally, found the ACT to be a very fun test and I love to encourage current test-takers to view it that way as well!

...quickly became my favorite subject. I also focus on concepts and why we solve questions in a specific way, rather than memorizing the steps for a specific type of question. I have found that having a solid understanding of the concepts behind the question gives the student more confidence to solve a wide variety of...

I am happy to support students as they work toward their academic goals.

...rights, or environmental law, and work towards a more just and equitable world. In my free time, I enjoy reading, watching films, making photographs, and working out. Most of the time I'll be found with my nose in a book, however! My favorite book is the Master and Margarita by Michael Bulgakov. I would love...

...almost invariably benefitted from being walked through the logic of the subject by a helping hand who had the right knowledge and experience. My hope, as a tutor, is to help them to develop methods of working and ways of thinking that will ensure their success in the important subjects they are taught. There are...

...at the University of Chicago. With my free time I enjoy writing, doing improv comedy, and making music. I have a 14 year old brother and a cat, both of which spend their free time meowing, and one of which receives frequent school support from me. I aspire to someday use my prestigious degree to...

I am a first year Master's student in Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Chicago. I am passionate about teaching English as a Second Language (ESL), as well as working with elementary- and middle-school students in general. I am proficient in French and Turkish.

I am a graduate of both Northwestern University and the University of Chicago with over four years of experience teaching and tutoring at the high school, undergraduate, and graduate levels.

...complex concepts in finance (stats, linear algebra, calculus) at JPMorgan and UBS. I teach stats, finance and programing in a user friendly way. I don't repeat the dry methods of text books. MATLAB is my main scripting language; I also use R and SPSS. I enjoy math and science, and I tutor my own children...

...of success. I am professional, well-informed, and willing to work with students and parents to determine how best to individualize their education to their strengths and weaknesses. I enjoy video games, hiking, swimming, and camping, and have learned through these activities that staying energetic, focused, and active are essential parts of my life and teaching...