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

...Currently I am working on my Master's degree in Public History and North Carolina State University. I have tutored history and Latin through academic honors societies at Hillsdale. I did two semesters of history tutoring and 4 semesters of Latin tutoring. This included helping college students at all levels and also some high school students. In addition, I have been involved in many school programs at several historic sites, teaching history to primarily grade school...

I am a second-year veterinary student at North Carolina State University working towards my Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Degree. I completed my Bachelor of Science from North Carolina State University in Animal Science. I tutored in chemistry and calculus for the University Tutorial Center when I was in undergrad and am eager to help students learn and succeed academically.

The very first student whom I tutored received a perfect score on the ACT. That is why I have continued tutoring for the past seven years. Throughout the course of my tutoring, I have had the pleasure of working with a wide variety of students from kindergarten to graduate school.

I graduated from East Carolina University with degrees in Biology and Chemistry. I currently am a Graduate student at North Carolina State University, pursuing a master in physiology. I have been teaching since my junior year in college, and I hope I can help students through this platform improve in school.

...often built up against certain subjects. Everyone hits the "wall" at different ages and when most students do begin to struggle, they often say, "well I'm just not good at" whichever subject they are struggling with. I do not believe this is true. I think that sometimes students struggle because each person thinks in a unique way and sometimes the conventional ways subject matter is taught is not compatible with one's thinking. With an undergraduate...

...grows - along with their confidence and curiosity. Its exciting to see someone discover the elegance of a mathematical formula or principle and helping them discover it is particularly rewarding. Its even more rewarding when a student's own excitement leads them to probe further - hungrily asking questions whose answers extend through to other topics and other subjects. But the most rewarding part of teaching is when the student's curiosity extends far enough to challenge...

...them succeed. I have worked in the Software development industry, I'm often learning up new programming languages. I know the feeling of confidence when you find clarity on a subject. Its empowering, makes you want more challenges and dream Big! That's what's exciting about learning. Outside of work, I enjoy outdoors, hiking and being with Nature. I also enjoy reading, mostly non-fiction and I try to get through a book each week. A famous proverb...

...up in Beijing as well. If you want to learn Mandarin Chinese with me, I have the perfect Beijing Accent! I finished my undergraduate in Beijing University of Technology, majored in statistics. I have fruitful working experience in business domain. I worked as an accountant in a state owned company in China, and I worked in marketing and sales team in 4 Fortune 500 companies, which were including Electrolux, Nokia, Motorola, and Samsung. And then...

...sophomore in high school, helping kids younger than me get through some of their tougher classes. When I was in college I continued tutoring after approached by my Biology and Chemistry professors. The one thing I enjoy most about tutoring is helping someone to achieve that breakthrough moment. Two heads are often better than one. When you get stuck on a particular concept, it's great to have someone who can help you out of that...

...I have been tutoring for many years and love to help students understand the material. I always try to instill in students a level of confidence so that they can handle different questions. I also try to link the concepts also with real world problems so that they feel more motivated and get more interested in the field. I have been a teaching assistant in the university since two years and have taught courses of...

I am graduate from UNC Chapel Hill where I obtained a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. I am also a member of Mensa and enjoy exercising and playing basketball or tennis in my free time.

I am a Chemical Engineer for Techverse, Inc. I have a passion for sustainability and I desire to seek green solutions using physical chemistry. My subjects of expertise are chemistry, organic chem, calculus, physical chemistry, chemical process design, and all prerequisite maths. In my spare time I enjoy playing guitar, hiking, rock climbing, and reading.

...to make learning more accessible, and I am thrilled to join an expert panel from multiple disciplines offering customized solutions for each student. As a conversation partner with international students (e.g. from Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, Thailand, and China), I had the privilege of assisting colleagues with varying levels of fluency and academic achievement. My personal background as a native speaker in Mandarin also helped with interpretation for other students learning Mandarin and Chinese culture. From...

...over 5 years. I enjoy helping students gain a better understanding of these subjects by engaging them actively. I like to make sure students are not just given answers, but have a clear understanding of how those answers were obtained. I try to use multiple approaches in tutoring, using not only formulas, but drawing and diagrams to help see what those formulas represent. I use a TI-83/84 calculator and Excel in my tutoring and have...

...for almost ten years. My teaching portfolio includes courses for graduate and undergraduate students, as well as for high school students, professionals and adult learners. I have also taught a range of subjects at these institutions: SAT Reading and Writing, Language, GRE Analytical Writing, GRE Verbal Reasoning, business writing and PowerPoint presentations, literary interpretation, history of criticism, eighteenth and nineteenth century British and American Literature, and colloquia for senior theses. Though the courses and students...

...I try to meet students where they are, and make sure they are comfortable around me no matter how much they know about the subject they are learning. I currently teach high school math, and in the past I have taught Honors Geometry, Honors Algebra 2, Honors Pre-Calculus, Honors Math 2, Honors Math 3, and college Statistics. I have taught for the past 5.5 years, and have no plans of stopping any time soon! While...

...forms of diversity. As a social scientist, it has prepared me to interact with people in the United States and globally. In my opinion, sensitivity to cultural similarities and differences is an effective method of communicating broader ideas and subtleties of people from various cultural contexts. Flexibility is a key characteristic to effective communication. I endeavor to learn about the students and families so that I can best communicate with them in a way which...

...at UNC-Chapel Hill, majoring in Public Policy with a Concentration in Health. I love to dance, take photos, and hang out with my family and friends in my free time. My goal in a tutoring session is to ensure that the student is able to understand the conceptual aspects of the material instead of just memorizing facts. I hope I can help you with the subjects that you need help in. I look forward to...

As an educator, I've worked with students of all ages, from kindergarten students to adult professionals. I've also designed online tutorials on math, reading, and technology, and have written humanities content for major textbook publishing companies.

Hi there! My name is Kristina. I'm currently a post-doctoral associate at Duke University. My research aims to understand how specialized cells in the brain contribute to synapse formation and function. I previously was a PhD student at Washington University in St. Louis where I used a genomics approach to understand how cells in the brain...