Award-Winning SAT Tutors in Bucks County, PA

...where everyone can communicate effectively. After completing my Master of Science in Deaf Education from Washington University in St. Louis, I've gained extensive experience working in various settings with children from birth to 12th grade. My expertise lies in public schools, self-contained classrooms, private schools, early intervention, preschool, and OPTION schools. With my linguistics background and minors in Speech/Hearing Sciences and Educational Studies, I am well-equipped to provide comprehensive tutoring services in Education, Special Education,...

...a variety of chemistry and biology courses. While computer science is my main professional focus, I have found biochemistry to be incredibly interesting and it has become a passion of mine. I loved my chemistry classes and have a lot of fun when teaching organic and physical chemistry! My main tutoring experience is with mathematics teaching most subjects from early math, algebra, and calculus. I really enjoy working with students because I believe it provides...

...calculus, statistics, and computer science. I believe that all students can succeed if given the right support and encouragement. I am committed to providing every student with the skills necessary to build a strong foundation to achieve academic success. Furthermore, as a recent high school graduate, I understand common areas of struggle and how to remedy them, helping provide students an edge to help them succeed in their class and on exams.

...having received a Masters of Engineering in Space Systems Engineering. While I tutor in several different fields, I have a real passion for mathematics in all its forms. Math has a reputation for being a tricky and difficult subject, but I believe it can be fun to learn, and want to impart this passion onto my students. In my free time, I like to de-stress by curling up with a good book, or express my...

...and math related subjects, because I myself often struggled with math when I was younger, and I found it very frustrating. Now that I am older, I realize the reason I found it so uninteresting was because it was taught too quickly without any real discussion of what we were doing. I now make sure that all of my students understand the fundamental ideas behind the materiel they are learning, and this allows them to...

I am a high school English teacher. I attended West Chester University of Pennsylvania and obtained my teaching certificate there. I have always wanted to be a teacher, so younger me would be very proud! My goal is for all students to be successful and be in charge of their education.

Hi! I'm an award-winning print journalist and guitarist with over 7 years experience tutoring a variety of subjects, including ACT/SAT prep, TOEFL, creative writing, journalism, ESL, and music theory. There's nothing I love more than empowering students to achieve their goals, whether academic, creative, or professional.

...to revise their work. I became a teaching assistant while at Franklin & Marshall College in both the Neuroscience and Chemistry Departments working to run labs and teach lecture. I served as a teaching assistant for a freshman writing seminar and in that program I received training as an essay tutor. I also volunteered at the International Center on campus as an English language tutor. I am fluent in Spanish and Russian having studied Russian...

I am a college freshman majoring in Mathematics and Astrophysics, and minoring in Computer Science. In Math, I have taken Linear Algebra and up to (and including) Calculus 4. In Physics, I have taken high level Mechanics and Electricity and Magnetism classes.

...health. During my time at Columbia I pursued research in the neuro-ophthalmology department at New York Presbyterian Hospital and completed my thesis with mentorship from this department. I also served as the BALSO liaison to the Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons. In the Spring of 2020 I graduated from UNC Chapel Hill with a Bachelors of Science in Psychology and minors in Chemistry and Neuroscience. During my time at UNC I made Dean's list...

...University, majoring in Mechanical Engineering. My ultimate goal in my career path is improving sustainability and reducing the environmental impact of machinery. Though I am most experienced working with high school students, I would be an appropriate tutor for college students as well as I am in a more similar position to them. I hope to use my position at Varsity Tutors to further my tutoring experience and help students approach their coursework more effectively.

I am a recent college graduate with a degree in French and Mandarin Chinese and International Studies. During college I spent a semester abroad studying in Paris and have taught five semesters of introductory French classes as an apprentice teacher. I have a passion for sharing my knowledge and experience of language and education and for encouraging others to improve their skills!

...important for a student's path in education. I am well-versed in these exams and am knowledgeable on all topics they cover. I have seen a myriad of questions and know what types of things to look out for. I also stress to my students to that knowing how to take the SAT/ACT is just as important as knowing the material that you are being tested on. I also tutor pre-algebra, algebra I and II, pre-calc,...

...certification. My passion is to help students find their own passion and identity in the world, and to help them how to think critically. I tutor in a variety of English subjects, ACT prep, ukulele, and songwriting! I have experience in both outdoor and museum science education, and I have tutored students in science, English, writing, and music. When I'm not pursuing academics, you can find me riding my horse, playing guitar with my friends,...

...for us to perform at our peaks. It is with these thoughts in mind, that I have approached my career as an educator. I see education as a tool for life. It allows students to be better performers in a variety of ways, not just academically. The well-educated student has been trained to have a positive impact on his community and to be socially sound. Therefore, it is this awareness that prompted my decision to...

...crafts that helped the students connect with the material. My goal was to get my students excited coming to class and leave with a mind full of new knowledge. Being a kindergarten teacher led me to become a tutor at my high school, where I tutored math and chemistry of various levels. I'm able to interact with students of all ages, and to work from the bottom up so that they can leave as experts....

I am a senior undergraduate at the University of Pennsylvania studying Political Science, as well as a research assistant studying violence against women. Becoming a truly successful college student often requires using an interdisciplinary approach to a given subject. I strive to bring what I have learned at a top University to high school students. ... As a high school student, I had a high level of motivation, but often little guidance. I believe that students...

...and the role it plays in one's development. In addition to my fondness for literature, I am also extremely passionate about writing. This passion led me to pursue a background in writing while I was in college, studying both writing theory and writing center theory and tutoring undergraduate and graduate students. These experiences cultivated skills and knowledge that provided me with opportunities to present at writing conferences, at both an International and Regional level. While...

...more effectively help the students they tutored. Math has always been my favorite subject to tutor because I love helping students build their foundation in whatever course they are taking to help them be successful. I have always been fascinated by the way different topics in Math are intertwined. In my spare time, I love to do all types of crafts, especially knitting. I also enjoy baking decorative cakes and cupcakes and reading.

...we want? Imagine what we will be capable of doing when we are both doing what we want :) Nobody is perfect. If there were a perfect person, then that person would have never made a mistake. But if that person never made a mistake, how did they learn how to be perfect? My point is you need to make mistakes to learn, so I welcome them because that means opportunities for learning are happening.