Award-Winning GMAT Tutors in Centennial, CO

...you and then testing you at the end. I am very flexible and have developed a good feel for how to adjust our speed; too fast and you'll be confused, too slow and you'll be bored. I applied to and was accepted to law school (including Harvard and Stanford) and had to take graduate level tests for my UK years, and so I can tutor a wide range of standardized tests: LSAT, GRE, PSAT, and...

...level in her university's Language Center, assisting her peers with Spanish, French, and English. After graduating college with a bachelor's degree in Psychology and a minor in Spanish, she worked for a private tutoring company in Memphis, Tennessee. It was during this job that she worked mainly with students to improve their ACT and SAT scores. Maggie had great success in assisting students with increasing their verbal ACT and SAT scores; furthermore, she brings passion...

...During my time at UCD, I had the opportunity to teach several sections of Composition. This included lecturing, planning, and meeting one on one with students. Meeting with my students is one of the best parts of teaching as it allows for a much better relationship and more tailored help. I am qualified to tutor in English subjects in general, but I enjoy literary analysis the most. I am extremely passionate about medieval literature in...

...I am able to do what I love, because of those who helped me in the past. I first began tutoring seriously in college. I began with college algebra and moved on to science courses such as chemistry, genetics, and biology. I also tutored some remedial math and english courses. No jobs other than teaching and medicine bring me everything I want in a career. I love to help others because I have benefited so...

...student has to learn the language of math. I love teaching/tutoring statistics because I can demonstrate its relevance to anyone, even an Opera major (or musician.) I also love geometry, Algebra I, and probability for the same reason. I have had the best experience tutoring junior high school level (before students can decide to "hate" math) and adult level (when students have realized how much they need math.) I am a Veteran, have tutored while in...

...from Southern Methodist University. I began tutoring psychology, statistics and Russian in college. After graduating, I spent a year teaching English in Russia, followed by 5 years as a consultant developing custom teaching solutions for college professors. As a volunteer, I have taught refugees ESL in the US, and I currently tutor at-risk youth with Whiz Kids. My favorite subject to tutor is statistics. Many fear it, but I love to help break it down...

...works in education. I've taken many standardized tests and difficult classes, and I know that students learn in different ways. I have designed test prep programs for international students, and I specialize in working with students who wish to go to college and graduate school. I enjoy tutoring because it's a great chance to work with individual students and help them with the specific skills they need to improve. I listen to my students, help...

...level mathematics and physics subjects, but also my responsibilities included training and hiring other tutors that attended the same university. I first completed my Bachelors of Science in Mathematics, then my Master's in the Arts of Teaching degree. I then taught high school levels of physics, AP physics, environmental science, chemistry, and physical science over the course of 3 years. I now reside in Lakewood Colorado and would love to work with any level of...

...for others. Formally, I have taught students at the high school and college level in math and history (Rutgers University - PhD, 1988) and advised many others informally as a banking and investment professional (Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), since 1994). Recently, I have become a math tutor, mentor and substitute teacher in the Denver Public School system and an historical adviser for a national high school competition focused on the U.S. Constitution. Since my approach...

...in International Business. I can speak Mandarin. I think there is nothing hard to learn; it is all about skills of learning. I think everyone has his/her own way of studying, and you just have not find it yet. More likely, many times you problems with your classes will be not knowing the right way to solve them. Teachers often tell you the knowledge, but you need also to learn the right way of using them....