Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in The Woodlands, TX

I am an medical student at UTMB Galveston. The last MCAT I took was in January 2018 so I am well versed with what the test entails and how to teach students to conquer this test. I like to engage with my students to make sure that they not only know the information but that they are able to master it.

I am an attorney with a passion for teaching. I attended the University of Texas School of Law. I enjoy seeing others learn and I feel blessed to be a part of that learning when possible. I have taught English, Reading, Writing, and Social Sciences. I grew up in an education-oriented environment and believe that education is power. I look forward to working with you!

...me in richly different ways. They lead me to find joy in knowledge and fluency, in the process fanning a non-stop yearning to learn and to share. I have tutored Advanced Placement students, executives changing careers, and those who believe they can do better academically or on achievement tests. I have instructed lawyers on contemporary legal issues, taught middle and high school students how to craft screenplays, and coached law students in mock trial competitions...

...from Kennesaw State University. My BSc in English is from the United States Naval Academy, where I studied nuclear power and taught remedial classes to adult peers. My work history is mostly offshore pipelining in the Gulf of Mexico, including a lot of immersive international travel. That means I've been privileged to apply math and engineering education to real problems for real people. Technical writing for clients and regulators has kept my formal English concise,...

...recently obtained my Ph.D. in Pharmacology from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. I obtained degrees in Chemistry (B.S.) and Biology (B.S.) at Duke University. At Duke I was also a Chemistry teaching assistant. For the past six years I have tutored college and high school students in Biology courses, Chemistry courses, SAT II Chemistry, and the ACT. My favorite subject to teach is Chemistry. The intricacies of Chemistry help explain...

...attending an institution where I can achieve a medical doctorate simultaneously with a degree in jurisdictional prudence. Five years at the UT has taught me how to take in complicated information, process it and teach it to fellow students. In a more professional atmosphere, I have helped students achieve their academic goals through tutoring on a high school level. That being said, there is a certain thrill that I have when I see someone comprehend...

...creative writing from Regis University. I tutor English and writing courses as these are the subjects I am most proficient in and most enjoy. I also help prepare students for state and college board testing, reviewing helpful strategies. I teach to help students succeed. Learning styles differ greatly, so students should be treated as individuals. Tutoring helps focus on an individual so they can be the best they can be. Outside of academia, I love movies...

...for a sports department of referees, where one of my main tasks was training and coaching referees who had no familiarity with the sports we officiated. Watching officials go from barely understanding a sport to making all the right calls during a championship game was something that brought me joy and made me proud of my employees, and I'm happy to say that I've experienced a similar sensation of pride with my LSAT students. I'm...

...and expertise, and discuss what motivates me as a teacher. I will also explain my approach to pedagogy. In 2004 I graduated summa cum laude from Cornell University. The following summer I earned a CELTA certification to teach English as a second language in London. I then worked internationally for four years in Prague, Rome, Brussels, and Milan, teaching students of all ages and backgrounds. I helped hundreds of students score highly on the TOEFL...

...learning about psychology and the world of mental health! I love attending to other people's needs and helping them overcome challenges. Through my own personal experiences with mental illness, studying Psychology has strengthened my understanding towards other mental disorders and opened my mind to various opportunities in ways that I never knew before. I love understanding on why people behave the way they do and discovering the wonders of the human race. I'm excited to...

...a fourth-year medical student. I had the opportunity in undergrad to be a learning assistant at UT Austin in general chemistry, a Peer Mentor in genetics and a tutor at the Sanger Learning Center at UT Austin for general chemistry, biology, cell biology and genetics. I enjoy tutoring students and helping them to avoid the frustration and stress that often comes with learning new, challenging material by breaking it down into easily understood pieces. Outside...

...Science, and Spanish. In my experience of over 15 years helping struggling students prepare for academic success and Standardized Tests, we always seem to have the most fun with prepping for a biology test and exploring other math concepts. I am a firm believer that all students deserve a chance to be successful, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading that which enriches...

My name is Caroline Seidel. I graduated Summa Cum Laude from University of North Texas with a degree in finance and a minor in economics. After graduating, I worked as a tax consultant for two years. I am currently a second year law student studying corporate securities and transactional law. I love mentoring and teaching others and I am so excited to work with you!

...began mentoring and tutoring in 2009 with Communities and Schools (CIS) and Big Brother Big Sister (BBBS) in 2010. Throughout law school I also mentored juveniles through East Baton Rouge Parish's Teen Court program that worked with children in need of care and in delinquency matters. I thoroughly enjoy these outreach programs that allow me an opportunity to educate, mentor, and guide young adults in their mental and intellectual development. I believe that it is...

...Philosophy with a minor in Religious Studies. After Tulane I went to the University of Chicago where I earned my MA in Philosophy. I have been privately tutoring writing and standardized testing since 2013. In college I worked as a High School English TA where I taught mid-size classes and assisted students one on one. In my graduate program I worked with undergrads on composition and symbolic logic. I am an avid reader and I...

...accredited medical college and the top med school in Pakistan. After graduation I decided to go into academic research rather than clinical practice because I wanted to make a difference through basic research. Soon after I became an instructor in immunology at my alma mater. I immigrated to the US in 2003 and since then have been in basic sciences (Molecular biology) research. My strengths are immunology and cell biology but I have some experience...

...implications turned into a deeply enjoyable activity - so much so that I did logic games for fun in the days following my LSAT administration. I truly believe that this exam can be useful in preparation for a legal education and - perhaps just as importantly - a rewarding experience. What I love about tutoring is seeing the improvements that clients make. Often times, performance on standardized testing is portrayed in our society as something...

...Biology and Chemistry. Being a student myself and taking the ACT and DAT, I will be able to help students studying for those Standardized tests especially the portions of those exams that are STEM oriented. I hope to bring a positive outlook to education and learning and to help my students achieve the goals they are aspiring for. In my spare time, I enjoy collecting my plants, spending time outside, exercising, and drawing.

...in Biology, Biochemistry, and Humanities - Standardized test preparation: - CLEP - SAT/PSAT - ACT - SHSAT - HSPT Admissions Experience: I have successfully guided students through competitive admissions processes, with notable acceptances including: - Harvard (Orthopedic Surgery) - Stanford Medical School - Brown University (Undergraduate) Teaching Philosophy My approach is built on three core principles: 1. Individualized Learning: Each student receives a customized study plan tailored to their specific needs and learning style. 2. Progressive...

...Shiitake, Red and Purple Reishi, and a whole assortment of Oyster mushrooms. I am learning how to grow certain boletes. Being an amateur mycologist is an extremely difficult hobby- I actually have built a HEPA grade clean room to 0.03 microns. This hobby satisfies an intellectual but also entrepreneurial need in my life because I want to open a stall in a prestigious farmer's market in the Houston medical area this year. I also enjoy...