Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in Alexandria, VA

I have been teaching in one way or another since I was 14. I know how frustrating it can be when you feel like you just don't get it and I'm here to help! People learn in different ways, and I will take the time to figure out the way that works best for you. I am especially competent in the logic games of the LSATs, so if that's your weakness, I'm your band-aid!

I am an evaluator and researcher experienced in research, writing, analytics, and the Spanish language. I love the opportunity to connect with students and help them to reach their learning goals. I also love helping others feel more comfortable and confident speaking Spanish in a conversational setting. I hope to help you grow your skillset and achieve success academically and personally!

...Pratt Institute to teach middle school math. I have also excelled at standardized tests like the GRE and LSAT, with strength in both the reading and math sections. I am a scholar at heart, with plans of earning my PhD one day, I enjoy working students who are driven to achieve their academic goals. I have patience to spare and my jokes are hilarious, but I also have high standards of excellence. In my spare...

I have been tutoring for over 12 years. I have worked with many different students in many different subjects. I've worked as a classroom teacher and instructional content creator, as well. My favorite part of tutoring is knowing that I am making a real difference for my students. I am looking forward to helping more students achieve their academic goals!

...approachable, and show how challenges can be fulfilling; my favorite part of teaching is to watch students grow and enjoy the process. Poetry is my favorite thing to teach; I've been writing poems since I was a teenager, and now have works published in literary journals like "The Sewanee Review," "Stirring" and "New Delta Review." Currently, I am in the process of finishing up a couple of collections of poetry, while I prepare to attend...

I am an experienced tutor. I can teach English and History at all levels. I graduated from George Mason University. In addition, I have a TEFL Certificate. I can also teach elementary and middle school math and science.

...World History and long division. I learned how to be patient teaching a brilliant, incorrigible young man to read. After two years there I worked at a local college's tutoring center. I specialized in College Algebra and essay composition, but worked on many other subjects as well, including organizational skills and study habits. After a year of working at the college I started at the local high school in an AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination)...

I just passed the 2022 D.C. Bar Exam and would love the opportunity to help you pass as well. I know how stressful this exam can be, but rest assured with the proper foundation and right the mindset you can ace the bar exam! Beyond tutoring for the bar exam, I am also comfortable tutoring Evidence, Trusts & Estates, Corporations, Contracts, Civil Procedure, Antitrust Law, Administrative Law, Employment Law, and Labor Law.

...analogies to explain concepts and help students have fun learning. I obtained my degree in English at George Washington University in 2013. In October of that year, I took the LSAT and scored well. I plan on going to law school in 2015 or 2016. Until then, I will be pursuing two of my other passions: teaching and music. As a teacher and tutor, my priority has always been to engage students. I look for...

...I believe that any student, when given the right attention and teaching methods tailored to their particular strengths, is capable of succeeding. I graduated magna cum laude from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, with a bachelor of science in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. After completing my undergraduate studies, I went on to earn my master of science in Physiology and Biophysics from Georgetown University with plans to attend medical school in the fall of...

...BA in political science, MA in international affairs, and current MPH studies at Yale, I have developed strong research, writing, and communication skills that serve me well as a tutor. In my role as a government relations professional, I simplify complex policy issues for clients, a skill I apply when tutoring students in various subjects. I enjoy making learning accessible and empowering students to reach their full potential. Tutoring allows me to share my love...

I earned a B.A. in Environmental Policy and Classical Studies from Washington University in St. Louis. I've taught students sailing, skiing and swimming and I'm looking forward to tutoring in academic subjects such as Latin and standardized test prep. Latin is one of the coolest languages from one of the most exciting time periods! Looking forward to sharing knowledge and enthusiasm.

...commercial and private contexts to individuals ranging from middle school students to adults applying to medical and pharmacy school. I specialize in providing content that is oriented towards students who are interested in careers in medicine, biomedical research, and biotechnology. The subjects I cover are chemistry, biology, and biochemistry. I am particularly fond of biochemistry, and I enjoy teaching organic chemistry reactions that are related to processes of medical importance. The foundational principle of my...

I love to teach. I love young minds and fresh brains. Those are just like clean sheets of papers I can draw anything I like. I really like to help young people to achieve their full capacities with my long experience of teaching. I am very patient and good at explaining complex concepts in simple terms. I am looking forward to meeting students who need my help.

...double-major in Psychology and Natural Sciences, and worked as a Research Program Coordinator at the JHU School of Medicine during my postbac years. However, I have a passion for teaching and tutoring that I hope to continue sharing. I have plentiful experience working with K-12 students (especially high school students), as well as modest experience working with undergraduate students. In addition to years of experience with tutoring and mentorship, I am genuinely invested in helping...

...or fiddling with new toys. I hope to attend law school in the coming academic year, and I want to parlay my background and interest in tech into an intellectual property program. I am passionate about the future of technology, and I am adamant that we are entering into a very exciting moment where technology will begin entering new aspects of our lives, the law included. I also firmly believe in wild, optimistic speculation about...

...in addition to my degree, I am also licensed and endorsed to teach high school math. So, while I have an advanced understanding for many high level maths, I also have the advantage of knowing how to teach and properly address the needs of a student. My teaching style varies from being cut and dry or very Socratic depending on your needs. My areas of expertise include all high school taught maths up to and...

...positive effect law school has had on my life. I believe I am an effective LSAT tutor because of my understanding of how to best attack the exam, structured approach to studying and positive disposition. I aim to build a mentor relationship with each student as I strengthen their test taking skills and inspire confidence in themselves. When I'm not helping students as a tutor, I enjoy traveling, exploring nature and watching sports.... Stay positive. Provide...

...that often enough though, and so I thought of tutoring as a great way to be able to teach more students. I excel at Writing, Literature, Grammar, and History, and I use to be pretty mean at Math and Geometry and have been reacquainting myself with those subjects over the past few months as I do not get a lot of Math practice as a lawyer! My own learning accomplishments were always assisted by one...

...up over dumb mistakes. I was not studying well at first, but over time as I put more work (and learned some clever methods) in I was able to raise myself from a sub 150 diagnostic to a 170 score on the actual test. With my score I was able to be admitted to my alma mater that waitlisted me in undergrad and I got scholarships at higher ranked institutions. I remember where I was...