Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in Nashville, TN

...relationship with my students by working with them in small groups over several years. I often had to play the role of detective as I attempted to uncover skill deficits that made their learning difficult. I began my teaching career fresh out of college as an English teacher in a high school in McMinnville, Tennessee. I loved teaching what I loved so much--reading and writing--but I was concerned that so many of my students lacked...

...classroom teacher, to a small group mentor, to a one-on-one tutor. I have mentored virtually every age learner, from Pre-K to adult, and have experience with everything from home-education to private and parochial schools to public school education. When I'm not teaching, tutoring, or mothering my own 7 children, I enjoy a variety of activities. I love being outdoors in general, but my passion is for rock climbing. I also enjoy reading all kinds of literature...

...the development of any society, as seen throughout history. My strengths lie in science and engineering, having an undergraduate background in both. I currently combine these fields in industrial design, where I am seeking a framework for customized design for the individual. In my free time, I travel and play with my dog, Sebastian. He is my world. I am an Atlanta native and lucky to have the majority of my family within driving distance.

...to secure a judicial clerkship with the Arizona Supreme Court. A large part of my success academically has been the product of great tutors and mentors along the way, so I am excited about the opportunity to tutor in a broad range of subjects. When I'm not working, I'm busy traveling and watching sports. I'm also a bit of an extreme sports fanatic. I look forward to working with you to help you achieve your...

...During my undergraduate years, I worked as a tutor, helping the sports teams players in their various subjects. Upon starting my law practice in 2002, I maintained an adjunct teaching job with a local college to maintain a connection with the students/professors and continue with my love for teaching . I received my law degree (JD) in 1999 from Regent University School of Law and my Masters of Business Administration (MBA) in 2009 from Arizona...

...Anthropology and an interdisciplinary major called Medicine, Health, and Society (MHS). I went on to attain a Master of Arts degree in MHS. I am an immigrant from China and speaks Mandarin as my first language. I am in the process of applying to law schools. I am a firm believer of the importance of a good mentor to the learning process. Therefore, I try to provide guidance and insight to learning whenever I can...

...and instruct them in a way that is complimentary to their primary instruction. I have a diverse educational background and am currently completing my JD/MBA. Prior to coming to Emory for Grad School, I graduated in 3 years from the University of Central Florida. While I enjoy learning now, that wasn't always the case and I am very sympathetic to students who find some subjects to be particularly taxing. I understand what it feels like...

...I was in high school, I learned that learning works best when it is a two-way street. I love when my students give me feedback about where they are, as this helps inform me on the goals to work toward. I am a native Tennessean from a town in northwest Tennessee called Troy. I graduated from Lipscomb University with a double major in Communications and Spanish in 2013. I have lived in Honduras and Paraguay...

...a broad range of subject knowledge. With a BA in psychology, an MBA with a finance concentration, an M.Ed. in secondary social science education, and postgraduate work in educational/research psychology, I can help students in many areas of study. I also hold teaching certification in English, general social sciences, middle-school math, and library media systems, adding to my knowledge and abilities in many subjects, including basic and secondary research. Check out my resume!

...sophomore year in high school. Thankfully, I managed to rally in time to earn a place at Princeton. From there, I ultimately went on to earn both a J.D. and Ph.D. In short, the trials and tribulations of current students are all too familiar to me, and I enjoy helping them to turn things around. History is my passion, but I have a great appreciation of the more prosaic subjects, notably economics and finance. I...

...work with children from ages 3 to 14 in basic math and English skills. Additionally, I have served many years on college admissions teams and managed the tutoring and writing centers on college campuses. I have also have one year's experience as a full time Special Education Teaching Assistant. Learning is an action verb and one of life's most satisfying adventures. I've dedicated my professional and personal life to teaching and supporting others in their...

...like this don't last unless there's at least an inkling of truth to them. But this clich is founded in a mountain of truth, not just an inkling. Learning is a skill just like any other that can be trained, and I've spent the majority of my adult life trying to get better at it because the dividends are so high in every aspect of life. Throughout my personal journey in education, I've also realized...

I am a licensed attorney and legal writing instructor at Vanderbilt Law School. I hope to assist aspiring law students, law students, and recent graduates as they seek to master the LSAT, law school, and the bar exam.

I am a current student at Vanderbilt University, majoring in Political Science on a pre-law track. I have experience as a tutor for major college admissions consulting company, and have served as a teaching assistant for a college-level history course. I really enjoy working with students and helping them progress in the subject they're working; my goal is to have them grow academically and learn to trust and invest in their abilities as a student.

...involved in my neuropharmacology lab and clubs on campus. I also love running, watching movies, and am learning guitar. I decided to be a tutor because I've always enjoyed the mentor role and want to give back to the community after receiving so much help in my academic path from those around me. I am especially interested in tutoring for science subjects for all ages. I aim to help my students realize their academic goals...

...human rights law. I love using teaching to build relationships and share ideas with his students! Though I teach a wide variety of subjects and enjoy them all for different reasons, I feel most comfortable teaching test prep (SAT, GRE, LSAT) and TOEFL. My teaching approach is a combination of enthusiastic, friendly support and targeted, analytical skill development. I have two dogs: a black lab mix named Hank, and a Norwich terrier named Rufus.... I think...

...because it's very open-ended. The most important thing for students is to learn how to read critically and form an argument. To that end, every tutoring session will involve us looking at passages, talking about the main idea, the techniques the author uses, how to figure out the author's tone and intent, and going over any words that are unfamiliar to you. On top of that, we'll review what you're studying in class; I'll happily...

...encountered that great beast of abstraction that is Algebra I or you are an undergraduate looking for some help tackling your first formal statistics course, I am here to help. First and foremost, I believe that in order to learn, we have to be open and eager to take in new material or master new skills. This can only be achieved by being balanced and settled emotionally. If you're scared of Algebra or stats or...

I tutor the LSAT because I know it's a hard test and I know what it's like to struggle with it. However I also understand the process necessary to produce better scores, and nothing is more satisfying to me than helping someone achieve what seemed impossible a few months ago.... Your score is a product of so many factors--your understanding of the material, your speed, even how accurately you bubble answers--but in the end it all...

...law-school I focused on business and tax law, and would like to specialize in those areas down the line. I have always had a passion for learning and education. My first experience with teaching was as a basketball coach, and I immediately fell in love with the challenges and rewards of helping others learn something new. I believe that education is the most important form of self-improvement and enjoy helping others realize their potential.