Award-Winning Graduate Test Prep Tutors serving Rockville, MD

...I tutored international teaching assistants, 100 and 200-level French students, and 9th grade English students at a local high school. I have also given informal counseling to law school applicants. I am a people person who can put students at ease and give them the confidence to approach their studies in new and creative ways. My strengths are writing, humanities, french, and prep school, college, and law school admissions counseling. I have a very flexible...

...LSAT, as well as in law school. Many of the study strategies that I teach helped me to succeed over my two decades as a student. I graduated with honors (B.S. Journalism) from the University of Wisconsin. While working as a reporter, I prepared for the LSAT on my own using nothing more than a stack of practice exams. I scored well enough to land a scholarship to Lewis & Clark Law School in Portland,...

...and taught basic and advance math in high school and college for over 15 years. Learning is, for me, like a beautiful puzzle with many pieces that always fit together despite the challenge, and despite the fact that different learners see the pieces differently. My role as a tutor (and indeed a puzzle master), is simply helping to channel learners' abilities towards the best and most sophisticated methods of learning and applying important mathematical concepts...

...a community college and tutor at the college's writing center. I've brought with me lessons that I learned from growing up and teaching in Prince George's County; to be sure, my new setting offers its own brand of a diverse student body, and I'm grateful for the challenges my students present to me every day. Whether at the college or high school level, I have always tried to make my classroom student-centereda place where students...

...is Mary and I am currently an elementary teacher. I have experience in many grades, including kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade and 4th grade, as well as middle school and high school math. I graduated from James Madison University where I received my Master's Degree in elementary education. When I finished school I continued to take classes and also became certified in special education birth-12th grade and added an extension for middle and...

I'm a research fellow at the National Institutes of Health. I work on vaccines for parasitic diseases. My main interests are in global health and biodefense. I went to Johns Hopkins undergrad and for a masters in Molecular Microbiology and Immunology. My tutoring hallmark is teaching effective study habits. In addition to working on material, we can establish a schedule for your upcoming work.

Tutor and former calculus based statistics TA, with a wide variety of teaching experience, ranging from classroom settings to one on one instruction. UMD economics graduate, Attending UVA Law(#8) this fall. LSAT prep is my specialty and I can help you break the 170 barrier.. However, I provide personalized instruction in a variety of subjects.

I'm a graduate student who studies economics and a little bit of history. I love to teach, and I adapt my tutoring style to each student I work with. I'm mostly easy going and like to check in regularly to make sure you're getting the most out of your sessions. Happy to help with test prep, economics courses, math courses, and more!

...teacher. I believe all students can succeed if give the right tools and support. I have experience working with students of all age/grade levels on subjects ranging from history, English, writing, math, and test prep. I believe in empowering students with the skills they can apply across their course work. No two students learn exactly the same way and I spend time getting to know personal learning styles to better tailor their learning experience.

Studying can be frustrating, so my #1 goal as a tutor is to try to offer my students as many viewpoints and paths as possible through their material. I'm available to tutor for French, English, Writing, and History, as well as ACT and LSAT test prep.

...I hope to work together to identify areas with the greatest potential for improvement, and then set a study schedule so that you can stay on track with your goals. This way, the process will feel a lot more manageable and you can focus your energy on more important things (like maybe your personal statement)! As previously mentioned, I also have experience working with younger age groups. I enjoy working with children and sharing my...

...well as in being a TA for multivariable calculus. I particularly love teaching math at every level, but I also am excited to share my expertise in the sciences that I have acquired in my pre-medical coursework as well as in preparing for the MCAT exam. My teaching philosophy centers around flexibility; everyone learns differently, and I aim to develop individualized teaching plans for each and every student. Outside of the classroom, I am an...

I am currently a math teacher at Marshall High School in Falls Church Virginia. I teach IB Mathematics HL, so I am qualified to teach the IB math curriculum and calculus. I also teach precalculus and geometry. I took AP calculus when I was in high school so I am familiar with that curriculum as well.

...a Bachelor's degree from the Johns Hopkins University in Cognitive Science and Medicine, Science, and the Humanities. I have worked as a tutor for 6 years now in a variety of subjects, ranging from biology to math to languages (Mandarin, Spanish, ELA/ESL). In addition, I will be starting medical school in the fall of 2020 so I can tutor subjects related to the MCAT or college/graduate admissions. My philosophy is to explain the new information...

I am an alumna of the University of Maryland Baltimore County, the honors college of Maryland. I majored in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Post undergrad, I am now matriculating through a post-baccalaureate program at Temple University Maurice H. Kornberg School of Dentistry. As an advocate for healthcare equality in urban and rural communities, I have aspirations of becoming an Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon.

...school was as a commercial real estate broker with a firm now known as CBRE. After 14 years at CBRE, my finances were starting to get fairly complicated, so I decided to study to become a Certified Financial Planner, in order to manage my personal finances. I went through the College for Financial Planning's program in near record time and passed the CFP Board Exam on my first attempt in 1998. In order to better...

...Pittsburgh majoring in Neuroscience and Economics. I am a current medical student at UVA. I love teaching and have been teaching since college and am always eager to help new students. I served as a teaching assistant for Biology and Physiology courses in college. I formally taught at Huntington Learning Center. I tutored students anywhere from kindergarten to college for classes, and for ACT/SAT prep. I am currently a volunteer teacher at a community college...

...the student to help them arrive at the correct answer on their own, which I find leads students to be far more likely to remember how to do the problem on test day. I'm very patient and focus heavily on those areas where a student is weakest. When I'm not working, I love to travel, read fiction and nonfiction, play volleyball, watch films, and discover new parts of the city. I live in Brooklyn with...

I know a thing or two about tutoring language; after all, I speak more than six of them, including Spanish, French, Portuguese, Arabic, and Nepali! More importantly, I know how to succeed in college and graduate school, as evidenced by the excellent grades I maintained throughout my academic career. If you're looking to improve your writing, pass an English test, or bring your grade up, I'm your man.... Learn smart, learn fun. It’s smart because I...

...abroad in Spain for a semester and more recently, serving as a medical translator at the Charlottesville Free Clinic. I love learning and teaching equally, truly believing that there is never a limit to knowledge. However, the area I like to teach most is test-taking. I recognize that test-taking can be a daunting endeavor for some students, but by working together, I find that often we can eliminate this fear through practice and true engagement!