Award-Winning Graduate Test Prep Tutors serving Idaho

...second largest city in the world), and love for learning on your side. I have a BA (Magna Cum Laude) from Hillsdale College in Politics and Philosophy. I grew up in the Treasure Valley and spent summers working on a ranch in eastern Idaho. I have worked in publishing and painting. I've taught courses for...

...much myself, though actually those use all levels below. My philosophy is to find out whether the student wants a topic explain or wants to know how to approach tough topics in the future, and then provide accordingly. I give frequent example problems to keep the student engaged, rather than waiting for the student to...

...teacher, writer and trained lawyer. I am a retired attorney and an author of books. I practiced law for 30 years, dabbling in almost every area of the legal profession. I had great success in "acing" the bar exam, as well as various other standardized tests. So far I have written a guidebook on going...

...their own success. Almost as a form of symbiosis, an instructor benefits from the success of their students. There is no better assessment of one's understanding of a topic than when you are able to teach another. It is my goal to assist students in developing the knowledge needed to guide them to a final...

...name is Kirsti. I have been tutoring since 2007 and working in special education since 2012. I have a BA in Anthropology and a MIT in Early Childhood Intervention. I live in Boise, Idaho with my sister and my two cats. I am passionate about helping others find the learning strategies that work best for...

...ranging from Microbiology, Introductory Biology, and Genetics. In terms of teaching and tutoring, I believe I am strongest in Microbiology and General Biology, with Genetics coming in a close third. My broad interests and background make me an effective teacher to students of various ages and backgrounds, and my passion for Biology shows through when...

...that learned knowledge can be applied to a variety of scenarios/questions. I stay current in my nursing practice by working at a local hospital in a nearby city. I enjoy teaching and mentoring new nurses and student nurses on site. And I get to feed my love of helping those learn here at Varsity Tutors!...

...courses). I believe that learning to ask better questions is as important as knowing all the "right" answers. Confidence comes from knowing our strengths but we can only learn those by understanding our limits. And here's a secret: We learn our limits by making mistakes - all a part of learning. I take your goals...

...been tutoring since then. I have a real gift for knowing what to focus on with my students, so that they learn exactly what they need to know in the most efficient way possible. I am super patient, and I really love seeing my students make progress. I also feel like I learn as much...

...am 27 years old from Idaho. After high school, I went to the College of Idaho and majored in Biology and minored in Psychology, Spanish, and Health Sciences. I then went to medical school through the University of Washington. Half way through, I realized the best path for me was social work rather than physician...

...life and passions and how to connect with students on a meaningful level, no matter their age or background. I also have several degrees, as well as several years of experience teaching various topics both online and in-person. I also have many accolades, such as being a published author, graduating magna cum laude from my...

...my skills at teaching basic biology. Though I have never tutored professionally, I have spent countless hours with peers helping them understand the complex processes that make up this discipline. Furthermore, I have developed unique skills through teaching music to various friends that I believe would benefit me in teaching biology. Although they are disciplines...

...name is Conal. I have my Bachelor's and Master's degrees in mechanical engineering, and love helping others learn math, physics and engineering! I'm happy to help with specific problems, or concepts, and I enjoy sharing my personal studying/learning tactics with others. I have lots of personal experience studying for and taking the GRE and I'm...

...to solve problems on their own. In other words, my job is to work myself out of a job; and I am very good at it! Some of my personal hobbies include hiking, fishing, photography, running, genealogy, and blogging about science (check it out at www.matphy.com). As I continue my own education I am currently...

...school application process. During the upcoming year, I hope to help tutor those still in school not only to keep on my toes academically, but to help those who may be struggling with various subjects throughout their academic careers. There is no better feeling than watching someone have a eureka moment of understanding, and I...

...in different ways and approach problems from various perspectives. Even if a few years from now, you cannot quite remember how to graph an equation, at one point you thought through how to present information in a form that is easier to visually interpret. The exact meaning of "prestidigitation" might elude you some day, but...

...a Chicago native who is studying for the bar after graduating cum laude from Northwestern University Law School this May. I studied at St. Ignatius College Prep and graduated summa cum laude from Villanova University (including a two-term stint at Cambridge University). Between Villanova and Northwestern I worked at an academic non-profit organization and evaluated...

...international and human rights law. I love using teaching to build relationships and share ideas with his students! Though I teach a wide variety of subjects and enjoy them all for different reasons, I feel most comfortable teaching test prep (SAT, GRE, LSAT) and TOEFL. My teaching approach is a combination of enthusiastic, friendly support...

...so I am very confident in my ability to make complicated topics understandable. My favorite area is standardized testing. I love the look on a student's face when they realize that they don't have to be nervous about an exam - that it can actually be really fun if the questions are viewed as the...

...test prep. One of the greatest investments you can make is in improving your college/grad school aptitude testing skills, as just a couple hours of study per week can yield enormous results in admittances and scholarships. On the weekend you might find me running with my dog, playing board games with my daughters, snowboarding, or...