Award-Winning Graduate Test Prep Tutors serving Raleigh-Durham, NC

...their academic success is to get to know their own style of learning. Systems that work for some people are a disaster for others, and the key is to find one that is suited to you. I believe in trying out a variety of learning approaches and adapting to what works best for each student. I am organized, curious, and relentless in my enthusiasm for sharing ideas, especially about government, law, and politics.

...help enable each of them to learn and understand the concepts rather than just memorize. While attending undergraduate and graduate school at the University of Missouri, I worked as a TA in a Medical Microbiology and immunology lab, this experience has exposed me to teach a group rather than individuals at once. It lead me to implement methods of active learning to ensure that the content presented was understood by everyone. While also working as...

...data-driven decision making across industries, with everything from an election forecast to predicting mortality risks. I began tutoring mathematics during my high school years, and want to work to bring my knowledge of statistics and business savvy to others. My teaching style involves meeting people where they are and trying to find real-world examples for the concepts they need to learn. In my spare time, I volunteer with a number of organizations. I also like...

...tutoring math since my sophomore year of high school, and during my time at Stetson University, I worked as a student tutor for the Mathematics Department for three years, tutoring calculus, probability, statistics, and finite mathematics. I also tutored independently, tutoring middle school and high school students in Algebra I and II, Geometry, and Pre-Calculus. I love numbers, and want you to as well! Beyond my background in math, I have several other interests as...

...fostering my love for teaching younger students. I began tutoring Spanish while in high school and transitioned to tutoring biology, chemistry, math and physics as a peer-tutor in college. Most recently, I taught Spanish to a toddler, expanding my teaching experience to students aged from 1 to 20 years old. My approach to tutoring is reframing concepts through analogies that are easier to understand based on a student's personal experience. I also rely on mixed...

...I am based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. In 2021, I received my two bachelor's degrees in Biology and English and Comparative Literature from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Then, in 2023, I received my Master's of Public Health degree from the Gillings Schools of Global Public Health. For the last two years, I have been working in global health, and now I am seeking out flexible tutoring options as I prepare...

...School Admissions Test. The LSAT hinges on logical reasoning and so my tutoring style is focused on helping students understand what questions are asking and making sure that students are able to explain how they can solve problems. This often involves asking questions and breaking down problems from something confusing into manageable steps. In my spare time, I like to play and tinker with tabletop games, watch sports, and read about history, religion, and politics.

I am international medical graduate on my way to residency in the USA. Learning complex concepts can be challenging and boring. I enjoy injecting a healthy dose of excitement and connection to the concepts. I am certain that I will be able give you a deep level of understanding in a fun and enjoyable way.

...I also completed a Paralegal Certificate. Over the years I have taught hundreds of courses and tutored, coached and mentored thousands of students, ranging in age from 17 to 70! While I tutor a broad variety of subjects, I am most passionate about Writing, Psychology, and Business (in particular Management and Leadership). I also excel in teaching general study and test-taking skills. I am a firm believer in education and am a life long learner,...

...them as they build confidence and persist in a subject. Anatomy and physiology courses are my favorites to tutor because the body is an infinite source of knowledge and wonder. Every time I reopen my trusty textbook or now-tattered notebook, a previously undiscovered concept or once struggle point reveals itself. That's magical to me, and I hope it will be for you, too. When we're not learning together, you can find me studying for my...

...fit! I have been tutoring since the beginning of high school and I have worked with students who learn best in different ways, so I can tailor my explanations to make sure the student understands everything. I know that this is not always possible in a classroom setting because one person is often teaching 20+ students, so I am extremely happy and grateful I have the opportunity to help through individualized tutoring.

...political science from UNC, where I graduated summa cum laude. Go heels! My tutoring philosophy is to provide students with the learning strategies they need to master information in their studies and to foster lifelong independent learning skills. I want to help students be passionate about their education. Outside of academic interests, I enjoy reading, writing, gardening, cooking, and traveling. My favorite book is Emma, and my favorite city I've visited is Rome.

...feel that I am a very good mentor. I have been through and understand the application system for college, medical, and graduates schools (including international schools.) I have mentored and continue to mentor several students, especially pre-med students. So far, 100% of my students have gained admission to medical school. I have several years of experience mentoring and tutoring and I am confident that success will not elude us. You will not regret using me...

...many years and enjoy using tools like Excel which analyze and present data in a type of graph or dashboard form. Employers like their data to be visual. Years ago I taught myself Access and have done database queries as well as macro programming. My college major was Business with a concentration in Decision Sciences. I like working with adults and young people of all ages and helping to equip them with Excel knowledge they...

...results once you have learned to enjoy the grind of becoming an expert of the material placed before you. Together, we can learn to enjoy the process as well as enjoy the results you will achieve. Whether you are working through upper-level science courses to complete a pre-med degree, taking the MCAT before applying to medical school, or studying for the USMLE Step 1 or 2 exams to get into the residency of your dreams,...

...Roberts and I am a practicing attorney in North Carolina. I graduated from Campbell University in 2001 with a B.A. in History with a concentration in Pre-Law and from Campbell University School of Law in 2004. I was admitted to practice in North Carolina in 2004. In addition to my personal experience, I worked with many students previously with Kaplan in preparation for the LSAT. I look forward to working with you.

Knowledge is accessible to all. One of the most common problems I see is students trying to learn or being taught in a way that doesn't access the way they learn best. I approach all learning from multiple directions to utilize the most efficient route to content mastery for all students.

...have regarding our own knowledge and experiences. Yes, these things are important, but not at the expense of a student's learning and success. Teaching is a sharing of knowledge and experiencesif I know something you want to know, then I share it with you, hopefully in a way that you will understand. THAT's teaching. In order to teach effectively, you must be a guide to the recipients, allowing them to discover things on their own....

Hi there! My name is Rishi and I am a senior Public Policy major at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a minor in Southern Studies and History. I will be attending law school next fall. I tutor the LSAT, English, general essay writing and composition, American history, music theory, economics, statistics, and more. In my free time, I'm reading a book, playing the piano, or watching college basketball.

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