Award-Winning Graduate Test Prep Tutors serving Washington DC

Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology and Management, Pursuing Master of Arts Degree in Strategic Communication, Experience with College Admissions.

...so I tailor my approach to each individual's needs. Whether a student is struggling with the basics of biochemistry or wants to dive deeper into the intricacies of molecular biology, I am committed to helping them achieve their goals. One of my strengths as a tutor is my ability to explain complex concepts in a clear and concise manner. I understand that biochemistry and molecular biology can be overwhelming at times, so I break down information...

...the first things I look to highlight, weaknesses are all I care about as a tutor and I will make sure you know what they are. Time is valuable, your voice even more so, so I make a conscious effort to tailor my tutoring approach to each student in a way that advances their development as quickly as possible. My favorite saying is "so what?" - why should the reader care? Why does your opinion...

...and objectives and are prepared for their individual career choices. In todays society the educator provides students with access to knowledge, allow for discovery and the application of their knowledge, rather than being seen as the authority or the primary source for knowledge. The ability of any student to compete globally is essential and as such curricula should be designed to ensure the incorporation of a knowledge base that allows the engagement of current advances...

...I very much enjoy teaching LSAT test preparation. It is a challenging obstacle for many students. However, once you understand what the test is trying to accomplish, it actually becomes enjoyable. Receiving a high score on the LSAT can open up a lot of doors for a motivated individual. I am most passionate about helping my students achieve their goals on this formidable test. In my spare time, I enjoy watching and playing sports, spending...

...I am currently double-majoring in Psychological & Brain Sciences and Criminal Justice. While I have a background in tutoring a variety of subjects, I do have a soft spot for psychology, sociology, and the humanities. I enjoy tutoring because it is a great opportunity for me to learn along with students. Being able to adapt how I teach in order to provide the best support for each student is a fulfilling challenge.

I am a patient and knowledgeable teacher. I'd be happy to help you for as long as you need, in the style that best works for you!

...a low-income school with the Teach for America program. Since then I have worked in various Universities doing research on various urban topics such as school quality, demographics, occupations, housing, and economic development. During this time, I also tutored college students in subjects such as economics, statistics, geography, and providing mentoring and career advice. I am passionate about solving complex problems facing society today through the use of sound data and information! In my spare...

...by investing and maintaining my involvement in them. I have taught general, organic chemistry laboratories and currently tutor for analytical lectures and laboratories. I want to be part of a cause that has a genuine interest in the advancement of society and improving passion for knowledge particularly in math and science. I definitely do not want to be a scientist who just conducts research, but also acts as a proactive instrument in making the needs/goals...

I am a recent law school graduate looking to help students unlock their full potential. I want to help you learn techniques and build confidence so that you can be successful in the future.

...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 in a way...

...Economics. I am currently serving as an Americorps Member through a program called City Year, where I provide academic and social support for sixth and seventh graders struggling with math literacy. I am planning to apply to law school after my service year, with a long-term plan of working in public service in DC. I am currently serving as a math tutor, but I am also trained to teach economics, history, political science/government, and english.

I am graduate student at Johns Hopkins University studying biochemistry/immunology! I studied pathobio and chemistry in undergrad at Drexel University and have tutored students of all levels in organic chemistry and biology. I am eager to help students advance their skills in organic chemistry and immuno fields. My tutoring style incorporates a combination of guided mini lectures and practice problems to help students build confidence in their skills in high school and university level...

...in Spanish and Biology, along with the Chemistry minor that I was required to complete. My Math background comes from attending a rigorous Science and Math boarding school, the North Carolina School of Science and Math(NCSSM) where I completed 5 courses of college-level mathematics. In graduate school at UNC Chapel Hill and in my professional work, I have found a niche as an editor for written and data-heavy projects, which is a role I thoroughly...

I am a constant learner with a passion for not only helping students achieve their highest potential academically, but also acquire some level of comfort, if not pleasure, from reading and writing. I thoroughly enjoy working with young people and find that the learning is always a two-way process when I interact with students.... I am always researching strategies and methods to help students connect with the subject matter and work through challenging assignments. I...

...to seeing standardized tests as a puzzle, rather than a chore. I've since spent several semesters as an Introductory Chemistry TA during my undergrad at Amherst College, where I majored in Biochemistry and Biophysics, magna cum laude. I'm also pre-med; I'm applying to medical schools now, for matriculation in the fall of 2014. I'm very passionate about science, particularly Microbiology. My enthusiasm and knowledge base are my best tools in creating learning environments which are...

...steps and tapping into the knowledge you already know, how to eliminate wrong answers on tricky multiple choice questions, and how to efficiently study so that you still have time to relax and have a life (very important for success). Contrary to popular belief, most PhD students do not live in the lab. I like to get out and explore New York, watch Netflix marathons of Dexter and Orange is the New Black, and go...

Cait Gardiner is a graduate student at Notre Dame of Maryland University. After substitute teaching in public and private schools for over a year, she fell in love with the career and is pursuing an Accelerated Certification in Teaching. She prioritizes individualized, experiential learning in each session to help every student be their best self.

...The University of Texas Austin with Bachelor of Science with degrees in both Biology and Biochemistry. Now, I am currently in the MD/PhD program at Johns Hopkins, where I plan to combine both my clinical and basic science interests particularly in cancer. Ever since I can remember, my favorite subjects to learn as well as teach were the Biological and Physical Sciences. Always inquisitive, I find that those topics are so logical and amazing because...

...MCAT, and traveled to Europe and Hawaii before I start my gap year consulting position in June. I am thrilled to join the team as I have been tutoring since high school and greatly enjoy working with students to master their learning style and regain their knowledge for sustainable success. I prioritize tailoring my teaching style to each student's individual learning style in order to ensure they can utilize the education to the fullest extent.