Award-Winning GRE Tutors in Elk Grove, CA

...am starting my fifth year of graduate school in the UC Davis Political Science Department, working toward my PhD. I study legislatures in sub-Saharan Africa, with the goal of becoming a professor. I have worked as a teaching assistant since I began graduate school. I really enjoy working one-on-one with students to help them understand tough material and get interested in material that can sometimes seem dry at first. I especially enjoy helping students with...

...with Math for coursework or standardized tests. I have long enjoyed Math - I graduated from MIT, received awards at various math competitions, and received top scores on various standardized tests. I have previously worked as a software engineer and a patent attorney. I tutor students from 8th grade through graduate school on courses ranging from Algebra 1 through college math. Some popular subjects are Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus, and Statistics....

...PhD in Organic Chemistry, and I have taught both graduate and undergraduate chemistry courses for five years as a TA. I was nominated and selected as an outstanding TA by my students. Besides TA experience, I have volunteered for many outreaching activities to teach elementary students about chemistry and chemical experiments. My experience with outstanding advisors has made me realize how important a good mentor can be to a student. I hope my passions and...

...really enjoy seeing someone who may be struggling finally understand these sometimes tough subjects. I feel that my strengths when it comes to tutoring include being able to relay difficult ideas clearly and being able to explain topics in several different fashions when necessary. In my spare time I enjoy reading pretty much anything and everything athletic in nature, as well as practicing skills necessary in the ever-changing fields of genomics and bioinformatics.... In this case, I would relate the topic to something the student is interested in. By comparing a difficult topic to something the student is already comfortable with, that mental obstacle can be hurdled easily.

...and I LOVE my job. Tutoring is wonderful in that I help each student learn their individual potential and see that anything is possible! I am currently in the honors program at USC to receive my masters in social work for clinical counseling. I believe I am patient, understanding and excellent at building foundations that will stay with you for a lifetime. I would love to help you with your educational pursuit and I will...

...situation to any student. I also stand for helping students evolving a competitive set of critical thinking skills that will benefit them not only within their educational endeavors, but also within their future professional involvement. In addition to math and science, I would be more than happy sharing my experience of the GMAT with candidate GMAT takers. I managed to improve my total score from starting 680 to 750 by adopting different set of strategies...

...in Religion and History, and I will probably return to graduate school to finish with a doctoral degree in Religious Studies. My undergraduate degree was a Bachelor of Arts in Intercultural Studies. I grew up in the Sacramento Valley, but I have lived in Boston and the Pacific Northwest. With a strong background in the humanities, I am an excellent tutor for writing, communication, and verbal reasoning for standardized tests, e.g. the SAT or GRE.

...TA for the Economics department and have gradually taken on private students as well, teaching anything from Statistics and Econometrics to Mathematics. Over the years I have learned what students need in order to understand a subject well and that understanding comes from two key things: the patience of the teacher and the understanding of first principles. As such, my teaching philosophy is that it is important to teach the very foundations of a subject...

...was 12 years old. I love the joy of helping students understand concepts, by showing them a goofy or original way to think about things. I have also been a teacher for a number of years, and I love teaching science and math. I received my degree in physics and biology from Xavier University. I have minors in chemistry and math. Additionally, I recently received my graduate degree in molecular biology. I also do well...

...of the Pacific and when I'm not working in public relations and politics, I tutor part time. I got my B.A. in Political Science and Sociology, but also did several years of collegiate speech and debate - so public speaking, writing, and research are definitely my specialist areas. I'm not here to lecture you - I'm here to help you figure out the answer to whatever your issue is on your own.... My teaching philosophy is one that is based around conversationalist-style teaching. I like to have discussions, not lectures.