Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in St. Louis, MO

...research is on immigration to Germany from Turkey in the postwar era. I have also worked as a writing and reading comprehension tutor, a tutor for learning German as a second language, and a tutor for the GRE. I served as an AP European History reader (grader) for 4 years. I have also lived in Germany for 4 years and enjoy travel more than anything. I enjoy one-on-one tutoring and making a difference in students'...

I enjoy helping students improve their LSAT abilities, so that they can achieve higher scores. LSAT difficulties are often subtle and transcend question types. I work with students to identify their areas for improvement and help them eliminate their mistakes. Through these two steps, students improve their scores.

...law schools wanted but to study what I already knew I loved. His reasoning was that if I was studying something I chose and found interesting, I wouldn't be able to help but make the grades I needed to be a competitive law school candidate; I wouldn't regret not studying it later. In college, I also discovered my love of teaching and tutoring other people. After I finished college, I was offered many full and...

I enjoy helping people reach their potential. If you're struggling in a class, there's probably a good reason. It may take some work, but I'm confident that I can help you succeed.

...the concepts become very intuitive to pick up and the graphs, problems, or essays become a much more fluid process to work through. For LSAT, I found the entire test to be a giant puzzle. Each section holds different rules in terms of what sort of questions you will be asked and the information provided with which to answer said questions. I think the pure logic and reasoning behind all of the sections is immensely...

I am an undergraduate student at Washington University in St. Louis pursuing applied mathematics with a minor in computer science. I have been interested in education since high school, where I individually tutored classmates in math and Japanese, and worked as a TA for physics lectures.... Learn about applications of the subject in society, school, or the workplace! It is much easier to get engaged in a topic if you can identify how it is relevant to your daily life.

...how to write 50-page papers without blinking an eye and how to format said papers using the Modern Language Association style guide. Just as importantly, I began teaching others to do the same while tutoring at the Rutgers Writing Center and teaching freshman English Composition. Between that time and this, my passion for the written word has never waned; I have spent more than 30 years as a professional writer and copy-editor, including two years...

...had a letter to the editor published in the New York Times, successfully finished a 40-page thesis as part of my undergraduate education, and currently write for Ordinary Times, a group blog whose alumni have gone on to write full-time for Forbes, the Atlantic, and other prestigious publications. For the latter, I scored in the 98th percentile of the LSAT and achieved admission to a a top-25 law school with a generous scholarship. It's tremendously...

I am a student at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign obtaining a BS in Psychology. I plan on attending law school in Fall 2017. English, Essay Composition, and Psychology are my main focuses. As a tutor, I strive to teach students valuable skills helpful for higher learning.

...experience teaching English to students in the Indian Subcontinent. My various teaching experiences have provided me valuable insight. I realized that there is no such thing as an absolute "one-size fit all" plan when it comes to helping others learn. Every student is different. Thus, as a tutor, it is my responsibility to adapt my teaching style to help maximize the student's ability to grasp key concepts. I believe every student is capable of excelling...