Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in Roseville, CA

...various math competitions, and received top scores on various standardized tests. I have previously worked as a software engineer and a patent attorney. I tutor students from 8th grade through graduate school on courses ranging from Algebra 1 through college math. Some popular subjects are Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus, and Statistics. I also tutor for the Math sections of standardized tests, where the focus is of course on improving your score...

...California. During law school, I studied law and worked in Guatemala, Spain, and Uruguay, where I communicated entirely in Spanish during internships and law classes. My unique professional and academic experiences, as well as my sincere care for success of the students I tutor, allows me to effectively tutor individuals of all ages in the areas of Spanish, California Bar Exam, LSAT, and Business. I strive to provide my students with a fun, interactive, and...

...teaching standardized test prep (LSAT/GRE), English, writing, and math. I love tutoring since it lets me build a personal connection with students and work with their individual learning preferences. In addition to tutoring, I teach at a private school focusing on students with learning differences (including gifted students.) My other professional work is in environmental policy; I have an MA in the subject and a background in economics, statistics and academic research.... Take the time to get to know each student's learning style, challenges, and interests at the beginning, as it will pay off.

...that they are responsible for their learning outcomes! In my opinion, course materials should be presented in an interesting and interactive environment, which is why I like to use multimedia when teaching. I believe that the teachers primary role is to expand the students frame of reference. This means encouraging students to reach beyond what they believe is possible, beyond their current level. I look forward to speaking about how I am the right fit...

...types of questions when they see them, and are confident that they have the right approach to those questions. Economics was my first academic love, and I am very enthusiastic about teaching students about the principles of micro and macroeconomics. I also enjoy helping students create a study methodology for their academic semester. I am particularly enthusiastic about helping new law students figure out how to spend their precious time and focus, and understand what...

...California, Irvine, where I received my B.A. in Criminology, Law, and Society. Over the years, I tutored for a variety of subjects such as Algebra, Calculus, English, and Writing. The subject I enjoy tutoring the most is the LSAT. Tutoring for the LSAT gives me an opportunity to help people prepare for law school. I took a few years off after graduating from U.C.I. before going to law school. I understand how difficult it is...

...Law School at Washington and Lee University, graduating with a Juris Doctor degree. I tutor students preparing to take standardized tests like the SAT and LSAT. Improving standardized test scores can open up new opportunities when applying for college or graduate school. These tests can be challenging but knowing what to expect on a test, and how to approach it, can give a student a real advantage. In addition to helping students reach their potential...

...students from all different levels and backgrounds, including students with learning disabilities and students for whom English is their second language. I have seen firsthand how an engaging, results-obsessed approach can help students achieve their goals. As a former instructor for Testmasters and Powerscore, I have helped thousands of students increase their LSAT & SAT scores. Besides talking test prep, I enjoy running down trails and scrambling on mountainsides. I've hiked the 212-mile John Muir...

...LSAT can be a stressful time, it can also be a fun experience. I believe it is important to tailor each tutoring session to the individual student's needs, and focus on whatever areas are most important or challenging to them. I like to approach the LSAT as a game or puzzle, and encourage students to challenge themselves to solve the questions that they find most difficult, rather than letting them become a source of frustration....

...received my law degree from Tulane University in New Orleans. I graduated from Northwestern University with a degree in History and Economics as well. I enjoy teaching high school math, and all levels of standardized test prep: SAT, ACT, PSAT, AIMS, LSAT and GRE. I have taught Algebra at the high school and community college level. I have also tutored students for the ACT, SAT, and GRE tests, as well as a variety of high...