Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in Rockville, MD

J.D. from Washington University in St. Louis School of Law (Dean's Fellowship); B.A. in philosophy and psychology from University of Maryland, College Park (Banneker/Key Scholarship recipient)

...excited that you have visited my tutoring profile. I am a native of Newark, NJ. I love teaching. I have a Masters degree in Elementary Education and a Bachelors in Criminal Justice. I have tutored since I was in High School. I have always loved children and being able to make a difference in the lives of others. I am very big on reading/language arts and writing. I do lot of visual and audio type...

History Major and Jewish Studies Minor from the University of Virginia. Juris Doctor from the Georgetown University Law Center. I enjoy working with students of all ages in a range of different subjects. I am committed to developing tailored learning plans designed to help each student achieve his or her goals.

...mastered and dont focus enough on areas of difficulty. My approach is to pinpoint the concepts and problems that you find most challenging and focus our efforts on refining these skills. I have devoted considerable time and resources to studying for the GRE and have developed my own best practices to optimize time spent studying. I have scored in the 96th percentile for verbal reasoning; the 98th percentile for analytical writing; and the 73rd percentile...

...because of the 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...

...and am working towards a law degree. I've worked in the past as a Business Analyst and teaching assistant for Duke, and these roles have instilled a passion for educating others. I scored in the 99th percentile for both the SAT and LSAT and would like to help teach others how to master these subjects. My philosophy is to make topics as comprehensible and engaging as possible until students become independent learners.... I hope to foster...

...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 improvement and learning from my students over the course of the year. My Master's degrees in History and Library and Information Science are from the University of Maryland. Because of...

...working with students with disabilities and students who are more apt to thrive in small group and one-on-one educational experiences as opposed to whole-group. I have worked with all ages, and my most recent experiences have been with middle school and high school students. I am passionate about education and impacting the lives of young people, and it is important to me to find ways to empower my students with both knowledge and confidence in...

As a tutor at Kumon for over a year, I have developed useful skills that many students can benefit from, notably efficiency and accuracy. I pride myself over my efficiency, be it graduating early from high school, completing a bachelors in two years or my time spent as a White House Intern.

I have extensive experience in one-on-one tutoring with students of all ages, ranging from elementary school through graduate level studies. My goal is to personalize every tutoring experience to the specific abilities, preferences, and needs of each student. I have taught a wide breadth of subjects, including math, science, writing skills, standardized test taking, and general study skills.

...tutoring. I tutored formally and informally from high school through graduate school, most recently as a game theory and microeconomics tutor for first year public policy graduate students. I also worked as a graduate school TA for game theory and cost-benefit analysis courses. I am passionate about lacrosse and football. I have been a boys lacrosse coach since high school; most recently I was the head coach of a high school JV team in Chicago....

...there! I'm currently a law student but I have two years of high school teaching experience and I worked at Mathnasium with students in grades K-12 for a year and a half before that. As a math teacher, I taught Algebra 1 and Algebra 2. I can cover all math topics through Calc 1, but I do prefer Algebra 1 and 2 and below. I'm also available for SAT/ACT prep and for help with LSAT...

...received my B.A. in history and took classes on a variety of subjects including economics, neuroscience, law, and English. After college I've worked various jobs including a project manager for a healthcare software company and an entrepreneur for a tech-startup. I have taken the LSAT and am very experienced in its subject matter. I love teaching others, and am especially interested in History, Political Science, SATs, and LSATs. I understand many subjects and standardized tests...

...of law school. I read a lot of fiction, write as a hobby, and I have a continuing love of learning. I attended a non-traditional private school through high school and as a result have great appreciation for the value of hands on learning approaches, the importance of adapting to the learning style of each student as an individual, and the importance of fostering a sense of joy or pride in the student regarding the...

...is my passion, as I have been studying it since I was in the 7th grade. Spanish provides endless learning, thanks to its many cultures and countries. I can also offer help 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...

Hi, I'm Sam. I recently graduated from the University 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 and bike around DC admiring the architecture.

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...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 as much as I did when I first started, if not more. I have worked with students from all cultural and economic...

If I did it, you could certainly do it

...trick is to see them, not as obstacles to overcome on your way to college, law school or graduate school, but as puzzles to be solved. If you look at the 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...