Award-Winning Graduate Test Prep Tutors serving Long Island City, NY

...known to have an amicable personality. My teaching style tend to be reductionist in nature, meaning I like breaking hard problems down to their elementary components, then reassuring students that there was nothing to be afraid of in the first place. Having recently taken the GRE exam, I understand the struggles of refreshing math concepts...

...struggled with writing in the past but now feels ownership over his voice, I find helping others develop their writing and editing techniques to be incredibly rewarding. When I am not teaching or writing, I enjoy playing guitar and singing with other people, playing and watching basketball, watching football, and hiking in nature.

...in Sports Industry Management at the Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies. I graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2012 with a BSBA degree in Finance. After two and a half years working in bankruptcy and litigation consulting in New York, I decided to pursue my life dream of a...

...South Carolina. I've been teaching in classrooms and online for about 6 years now. I've taught a variety of subjects but mostly relating to Math, Science or English. I am very patient and I take time to make sure every student understands the basics very well. I've taught kids from 4 year olds to college...

I have spent the past decade working in education as a teacher, new teacher trainer, and tutor. I specialize in English across grade levels and for new learners and writers and test preparation. My goal is build skills and confidence, and make the learning process fun. Please get in touch if interested!... I like to build independent learning habits- everything from following along with one's own finger to correcting their own mistakes on a test, to...

...on projects in fields ranging from Machine Learning, Web Development and Cloud Computing. I've a passion for full stack development and AI, practicing both professionally. I want to benefit the students I work with as much as possible, thus welcome any suggestions and resources parents provide. I'm easy to reach and will provide prompt responses....

...with an undergraduate background in Computational Astrophysics. I've been a tutor for over three years, and in those years, I've had the pleasure of guiding scores of students to success. I work with pre-law college students to get the LSAT scores they want. I help sharpen their writing and communication skills for not only their...

...given to them. I truly try to be engaging in my sessions and motivating so that each student realizes his/her full potential. I use examples and analogies that are relatable in order to help each of my students master the material. I have extensive tutoring and teaching experience at elementary through collegiate levels. I look...

...Stony Brook University, although I was an architecture major at Carnegie Mellon University for a brief time. I have experience tutoring K-8th Grade Common Core, high school math (Algebra, Algebra 2/Trigonometry) and chemistry. I am passionate about learning new languages in my spare time, and I have tutored students in French as I am fluent...

...a B.A in Political Science, with a minor in Philosophy. During her tenure at Molloy, she travelled abroad to Ireland and Vietnam. She also travelled to Pittsburg, and West Virginia to volunteer for impoverished communities and attend academic conferences. When she was back home in New York, Madison was involved in multiple campus activities and...

...Biology. My studies broadly covered the sciences and coursework included general chemistry, physics, organic chemistry, and cell biology. After graduating I moved to NYC to pursue a Master's in Nutrition from the Institute of Human Nutrition at Columbia University (Disclaimer: I still indulge in McDonalds). I am now working as a clinical research assistant and...

...Honors BA in Financial Economics and Statistics and a minor in Chemistry. The greatest thing about the University of Rochester is the freedom of the curriculum, which allowed me to explore a variety of classes spanning from finance and math to chemistry, biology, and even art and dance. My success during college and now at...

...liberal arts college in Minnesota. Here, I received my Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry and Biochemistry and took additional coursework in English, Arabic, and European Studies. Following my graduation, I took graduate-level courses in Biology to enhance my understanding of biological processes, and have also taken the MCAT. (Starting medical school this fall!) During this...

...understanding our world: it can be used to define the symmetry of flowers or to manage global companies. What is so appealing about mathematics is the opportunity of applying it in the physical world. The creativity inherent in crafting and applying mathematical concepts is what inspires me to study it, and to pursue a career...

...I am also a Honors College graduate. I have had a lot of experience tutoring SAT as I started tutoring SAT when I was in high school, and I have tutored various college courses as well as DAT. I scored a 23 AA on the DAT (99%tile), and would be honored to share what I...

...experience includes: private tuition, tutoring, schoolteaching, and university lectures. I believe teaching can be both creative and effective, which I achieve by applying personally tailored lessons, varied approaches, and professional methods. My teaching aims to meet the individual needs of each student through carefully structured lessons that establish strong foundations and encourages a dialogue of...

...and the University of Virginia. I received my BA from Holy Cross in Economics and German and my Masters in German from UVa. While at University of Virginia I taught introductory and intermediate German to undergraduate students and also tutored students in essay writing and grammar in both English and German. This past year I...

Recent 2022 PharmD graduate with experience tutoring NAPLEX content including NAPLEX calculations.

...From my perspective, teachers simply appeared at 7:40, at the strike of a bell, and disappeared at 3:00, with a strike of the same bell. These automatons materialized purely for pedagogical purposes, then evaporated when their time had run out. Of course, the reality of their situation was always much different. Nearly all teachers work...

...MBA student at NYU Stern (Graduating May 2018), beginning a career in Investment Banking upon graduation. Undergraduate English major at Yeshiva University (BA '11) graduated cum laude. Experience working with students of all ages and skill levels. During my free time: I am a big sports fan (football, baseball, and hockey) and enjoy Crossfit training,...