Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in Frederick, MD

...and being lost in an unknown world. My goal as a composition instructor is to introduce students to college level writing, empower students, and enable the student to view composition as a useful tool in modern society. I truly believe each human being is capable of learning and has a primitive desire to communicate with...

...standardized exams (I am a 96th percentile scorer on the MCAT and a 99th+ percentile scorer on the SAT). I am passionate about being an academic mentor to my students by helping them fine-tune their studying strategies, as I truly value understanding and catering to them as unique learners. Nothing makes me happier than helping...

...Wesleyan University, where I majored in History and Music with a minor in French. At NWU, I worked in the writing center on campus, helping students from all departments on campus with their research and writing skills. Between undergrad and grad school, I taught English in rural France to high-school students, and loved seeing the...

I am a current senior at the University of Maryland studying Criminal Justice and English Language and Literature. I love teaching children and using my own knowledge to help others foster an understanding of the same material that is their own.

...strategy preparation. I also have experience tutoring Russian as a foreign language, and am most comfortable tutoring students in basic and intermediate reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills. My philosophy on tutoring is crafting the pace and structure of each lesson to the student's individual needs and talents. It is important to provide a framework...

...pick a favorite subject, it would be statistics! I love how broadly applicable the field is, since its present in almost all the news, media, and educational content we consume. I would consider myself an "introverted extrovert"; while I enjoy spending time with my friends and family, I'm just as comfortable reading a good book...

...personable tutor. I have over six years in education and just graduated law school. I know my "stuff" and can convey the material and concepts that you want to know, but my greatest asset may be my ability to make it matter to you and not just because "it's on the exam" (always my least...

...them to reach their full potential. One of the key motivations behind my desire to tutor is the profound impact that education has had on my own life. Having experienced the transformative influence of dedicated mentors and tutors during my academic journey, I understand the immense value that personalized guidance can bring.

...to tell you I'm not the smartest guy so these standardized tests don't come easy to me. I'm sure there are others out there that feel that way now, looking at the LSAT as an unclimbable mountain but that's not true. Anyone can do it. Getting my score back was good. Submitting my applications with...

...involving electronic, computer, and internet-related evidence and legal processes; and worked closely with the Department of Justice's Office of International Affairs ("OIA") on an initiative to expedite the processing of Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty ("MLAT") requests from foreign countries that seek electronic evidence in the United States in support of foreign criminal investigations and proceedings....

...studied Economics & Psychology, with a minor in History, and I am currently obtaining my MBA from the Darden School of Business through the University of Virginia. I have been tutoring for about five years and I enjoy working with students to help them realize their passions for learning. I look forward to working with...

Doctor of Law, writer, independent thinker, communicator, philosophy lover, & advocate. I chose to go to law school to become a voice for those without one. I excelled in research, writing, advocacy/ oral skills, communication skills, negotiation, and more.

...conducive to academic failure at the next level. It's important to let them try it their way or "the way that has always worked" so they understand the level they need to rise too for success in college. I know this because my graduates come back and tell me how happy they were that at...

...test as a game, it becomes far less frightening. Like a chess player, what you need to do is develop a toolkit of methods and strategies that that you can use to polish off the questions calmly and methodically. I've done this for myself--most recently as an adult out of school for more than 30...

If I did it, you could certainly do it

...have access to quality tutoring and other resources that foster and promote growth and push students to realize their full potential. Tutoring is something that I have always done to give back to my community. I have been a tutor since I was in middle school and now as an attorney, I enjoy tutoring just...

...for most law school related courses. I believe that the best learning occurs when one is truly interested in a topic. As such, I find fun ways to get my students interested in topics, whether it's through news articles or games. In my free time, I like to practice yoga, catch up on my favorite...

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...of Chicago with a degree in Environmental and Urban Studies and currently work as a Research Associate with the Environmental Law Institute. I plan on entering law school in the fall of 2020. I'm interested in land use, endangered species protection, and urban planning and design. In my spare time, I like to read novels...

...into schools like Princeton, Harvard, Lehigh, UPenn, Monmouth, and Rutgers. While the SAT may seem daunting, I can show certain techniques and strategies for overcoming it. But it takes more than just techniques to improve on the SAT. I also help students with the "grunt work" needed to improve their score on the SAT. Additionally,...