Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in Denver, CO

...Math and SAT prep. Math has always been my favorite subject to tutor because finding the right answer is always possible and with a patient teacher any student can master the subject. I wholeheartedly believe that with the right teacher any student can excel and will always work to find exactly what each student needs to reach their goals. When I am not tutoring or studying for the LSAT, I am enjoying all of the...

...Studies, International Studies, and Persian. Before college, I studied for a year in Germany on the Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Scholarship, and I have continue to travel as much as I can across the United States, down the Pacific Coast, to Montreal, Spain, Italy, and Germany. While I tutor many subjects, I am most passionate about Math, German, and standardized test prep. I believe we learn the best (and the most) when we can have fun,...

...a great deal of my style has to do with breaking down the various perceptions and fears that can get in the way of us learning. I'll spend time convincing you that Algebra is something that not only will not ruin your life, but is instead something that can be easily conquered just as I'll work to convince you that you're entire undergraduate career will not be scuttled by your struggle to figure out standard...

...2010; I am also a summa cum laude graduate of University of California, Santa Barbara with a BA in English. After spending 7 years practicing law, I have left to pursue my true passion - education! I currently teach and tutor High School students in the areas of English (language arts), History, Government/Civics, and Test Preparation. I love working with students and my personal learning philosophy centers heavily on self-discovery. I look forward to working...

Hi! My name is Aaron. I am a 2L Pursuing my JD and MBA at the University of Colorado When I'm not tutoring or in the studio writing and recording, you can usually find me DJing for a local radio station, tearing up the local trails on my cyclocross bike or just relaxing at the summit of any of our 14,000-foot peaks.... I like to start my first session with a new student learning about their background. How much have they studied? For how long? What are their strengths and weaknesses?

...Geography. While in college I spent time in Honduras and in Guatemala solidifying my Spanish skills and teaching English as a Second Language. I am also certified to tutor for the verbal portion of the GRE as well as essay editing. I recently took the GRE, so I am very familiar with how rigorous and stressful studying for this test can be. However, the study method I used produced a very high score for me...

I have a degree in Political Science from the University of Arizona where I also ran track and field and cross country. I love to read in my spare time and my favorite subject is history. ... Use unambiguous, meaningful methods and language so the material is understood.... Get to know them a little better: how they learn best and their favorite subjects.... I would help motivate them to want to achieve more; that way they'll be more excited to work on their subjects with me or independently.

...LSAT. Indeed, the methods used to solve those puzzles are easy and highly teachable. Additionally, I prepared for the LSAT in under three weeks. Although I would recommend devoting at least a month to preparing for the exam, I can help with last minute prep. I thrive in chaos. At law school, I had rewarding experiences teaching younger people about their fourth amendment protections (protections against search and seizure) in high schools and middle schools....

I am a lifelong learner, having earned 69 semester hours of credit as a working adult. I have a varied background, which includes a career as an attorney and a judge, teaching from middle school to the college level and teaching/living in China for three years. I have the ability to work with individuals from all walks of life and help them achieve academic success. ... The curriculum must be taught in a way that presents real-world connections for the students, while taking into consideration their individual needs. It must be interesting, challenging, and understandable, so that the students have the opportunity to take responsibility for their own learning and so that they can achieve academic and professional success.

I love language and enjoy working with people - supporting, coaching and challenging them to learn, accomplish and create more than they thought they could.

I received my bachelors degree from New York University. As an attorney who has lived and studied in the US and abroad, my teaching style is influenced by my experiences. I understand that students learn in different ways. I believe in creating an environment conducive to students meeting their goals without too much outside help. Outside of work, I love to hike and explore the mountains in Colorado.

...reading speed, your reading accuracy, and your ability to reason quickly and cleanly. There is no real set of "facts" that you can memorize that will improve your exam performance. However, I saw in my own prep that there are certainly skills that you can develop, practice, and perfect that will dramatically change your LSAT outlook. After a few months of prep, I scored an official 173 on the July 2019 exam. I've since been...

I am a former Attorney who graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Alabama School of Law and received Summa Cum Laude honors from Northwest Missouri State University in Economics. I have experience tutoring a wide array of Economics subjects including Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Labor Economics, and Agricultural Economics, among others. Additionally, I have successfully tutored for the LSAT and mathematics up through Calculus II. Outside of academia I enjoy football, rugby, basketball, and hiking.

...and difficult classes, and I know that students learn in different ways. I have designed test prep programs for international students, and I specialize in working with students who wish to go to college and graduate school. I enjoy tutoring because it's a great chance to work with individual students and help them with the specific skills they need to improve. I listen to my students, help them set realistic goals, and then push them....

...While in school, I worked for the Oregon Attorney General's office, and served as a Teaching Assistant in the Legal Research and Writing Program. My primary job was to assist students in developing their writing skills, as well as their analytical reasoning and research abilities. When teaching, I believe in tailoring the style to the Student's learning styles. I like to try different techniques and methods until I find something that works for the student....

I graduated CU Boulder with a degree in Political Science. During my gap year before law school, I work with a non-profit to send books to prisons throughout Colorado. When I am not working, I perform improv with a local troupe at on CU's campus.

Hello, my name is Sooyoung Matthews, and I hope to work to help navigating through different subjects a bit easier on students. Everybody learns differently, and the mark of a good tutor or a teacher is to be able to notice the unique differences to tailor the teaching to the students' needs.

...with more than seven years of professional experience representing client interests in various legal settings including during interviews, negotiations, depositions, and hearings. I have significant experience conducting investigations for clients examined by domestic and foreign regulators and litigating white-collar and securities law issues. I attended NYU School of Law and The University of Maryland, College Park where I received degrees in both journalism and government. I am looking forward to utilizing my strong research, writing,...

...tutoring was with my own children, who both have attended Ivy League colleges. I was able to help my daughter increase her Verbal SAT score by over 100 points. I have been working with Varsity Tutors for almost three years and have tutored many students for the SSAT on elementary, middle and upper school levels. Most of my students have substantially increased their scores enabling them to be admitted to the schools they wanted. I...

...SAT, the AP, the Regents, or even the CogAT. Additionally, as an alumnus of my school district's 3rd-8th grade "gifted" program, I learned the value of cultivating creativity. I'd like to pass on what I've learned in those formative years -- the early assignments and projects which have led to who I am today. In sum, it is my mission to find that individualized point-of-connection. The rewards to be reaped go far beyond a mere...