Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in The University of Oklahoma, OK

...problems. I have a great attitude when it comes to teaching, and I have an especially strong knack with GMAT math, being able to approach a problem from multiple different perspectives. I've taught friends, family, and students for other tutoring companies. I graduated from the University of Chicago with honors in math, economics, and statistics....

...of all backgrounds to hone their writing abilities, and developed methods to help demystify the writing process and dramatically improve the quality of their writing. As a tutor, I strive to make writing understandable and enjoyable for my students and to help them connect with the writing process in their own way. The LSAT is...

...foster your capability to learn on your own in the future, to develop abilities that are transferable to any academic subject and even to future careers. Such abilities include: (i) Recognizing relevant issues and facts presented alongside irrelevant ones; (ii) Analyzing potential consequences of changes to complex systems in equilibrium, (iii) Distilling principles from one set...

...their grades in class and their scores on standardized tests. I could not be happier with several who have gone onto excel in college. Having been accepted to Duke University, Emory University, and Vanderbilt on full academic scholarships when I myself was in high school, I can also provide excellent advice on college. I would...

...LSAT and graduated in the top ten percent of my law school class. My teaching experience includes two years' teaching Latin and Myth at the college level and two years' private tutoring of subjects ranging from the LSAT and GRE to languages such as Latin and Greek. My true love is language, and I would...

...empirical conclusions from economic data). I recently submitted my applications to a number of law schools, and I plan to accept admission for this Fall. Until then, I will be working as a tutor in the San Diego area. In high school I was a debate captain for a national-level debate team. My job was...

...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...

...for law school in the fall. My interest is in increasing access to health services in developing countries through a human rights approach. I love traveling, and I have spent time studying in Spain, volunteering at a health clinic in Peru, doing field work in Belize, and working at the World Health Organization in Switzerland....

...in Global Health and Health Policy and Translation and Intercultural Communication. I will be attending Columbia Law School from 2014 to 2017, working toward a Juris Doctorate degree. I have tutored a wide range of subject areas during college, including languages (I have native fluency in Chinese and French - and have also tutored beginner...

...Psychology. I graduated Summa Cum Laude from my undergrad program and with a 4.0 for my master's degree. Throughout my undergraduate and graduate career, I spent much of my time tutoring and teaching. During undergrad I assisted with tutoring English, essay writing, and psychology courses, and during my master's program, I tutored and taught psychology...