Award-Winning SAT Math Tutors for Students in St. Charles, MO

I am currently a junior at Brown University pursuing a double major in Biology and Economics. I have experience tutoring middle and high schoolers in chemistry, math, and English, as well as tutoring for the ACT, PSAT, and SAT. Additionally, I founded an organization that provides English tutors to elementary school-aged ESL students and have extensive experience teaching English as a Second Language. I was a National Merit Scholar as well as an AP Scholar.

...the three years since, I have taught high school English and earned a Master's degree in the Humanities. Teaching and learning are where I belong. Since high school, I've known in my heart that I want to be a teacher. It may have taken a circuitous route to return to that passion, but now I cannot imagine another job. When I tutor, I remember that high school version of myself. If I can teach you...

...BS in Mechanical Engineering, and a minor in Mathematics. Since I was young, I wanted to "help people and teach math when I grow up." I am also currently the TA in Engineering Mathematics at WashU, and I have experience with tutoring my younger siblings throughout their many stages of education. I love anything that has to do with mathematics and problem solving. My passion for problem solving translates to helping others in discovering their...

...and Business. I have been on the Dean's List for the semester with a cumulative GPA of 3.8! I love to tutor! I tutor individuals in my college through the Engineering Student Services and I also hold weekly group sessions to make my sessions more interactive and fun. I have a very analytical mind: I love computer science and be challenged with solving problems. I also volunteer to tutor math to middle and high school...

...minored in sociology and global health. I am now taking gap year and applying to medical school. I am interested in orthopedics and community health for a career in medicine. I am passionate to help others learn and succeed! My interest in tutoring stems from my own preparation for tests during high school and college and my ability to communicate clearly with others. I studied in a small group to prepare for the MCAT. We took...

...analyze, and write extensively. A step in this direction, I took the LSAT a few months ago and I am familiar with the test's altered protocol. In addition to majors and minors, I have studied upper-level math, literature, philosophy, and art history. My favorite subjects to teach are History, English, Writing, Social Studies, and Math. In addition to academic support, my tutoring philosophy emphasizes organizational skills, study strategies, and growth mindsets and confidence.

Mathematics is the language of the universe...And it is beautiful!

...sciences and levels of mathematics. I have noticed as both an educator and student that the best teachers are the ones who not only enjoy the material they teach but actively participate in application. My research is in signal processing; finding new ways to make music a part of everyone's everyday life. I love to learn about other cultures! People are generally surprised to find out how much I love food from around the world.

The pursuit of knowledge is always a productive and admirable use of time. I look forward to working with you to target gaps in conceptual and overall material understanding to help you better enjoy and get more out of your learning experience. My teaching style I would describe as patient-enthusiastic. I look forward to getting to know your learning style and goals so we can work together toward achievement.

...grad school, I worked for three years as an instructor at the Heights School, a private independent preparatory school for boys outside of Washington DC. I taught tenth grade English, US History, and AP US Government the first two years, and then I transitioned during the third year to teach 3-5 grade math and art. After that, I moved back home to St. Louis where I spent the latest chapter of my career working for...

...University in Angola, IN. I am a member of the Men's NCAA Hockey team as well as Engineers Without Borders. Upon graduating from Trine, I will be joining the US Navy's Nuclear Propulsion team and teaching enlistmen and officers how to fully operate the nuclear reactors on submarines and aircraft carriers. I tutor calculus, physics, algebra, and any other non-stats math. Software I have project experience in: - SolidWorks: Using currently for a summer internship...

I am a 6-year educator who believes in the value of a quality education at the highest level. I do my best to be as relatable as possible for students who struggle in the subjects I teach. I will always stand by what I learned from my college teacher, Ms. Ward, "As long as you live, you should never stop learning."

...Chinese high school student in English. I have also had various experiences tutoring American middle school students in math, science, and writing. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Latin, Ancient Greek, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese Chinese, and math. In my experience helping students with their studies, we always have the most fun practicing languages and finding daily applications. I welcome students of all ages, from elementary school to older...

I truly enjoy math. I find it fun and challenging. I also enjoy helping others understand it. It is like sharing my passion!

...made several breakthroughs that lead to improved corn and soybean seed products for the company. I have also worked in the genomics department and held a data mining role for several years. After leaving Monsanto, I have worked as a contract employee for several startup companies involved in renewable energy projects (green fuels from algae), bacterial based crop growth enhancers and in new oil seed crop development. I began tutoring to help students grasp science...

...you achieve your academic goals. I have been on both sides of the road. On one side is instant success. The other is where I see my classmates get ahead where I have fallen behind. I have had to struggle and work my way up. I know what it???s like to do the homework and read the chapters but still fail the test. I love inspiring people. It takes a lot of effort, but what...

...in ways that make sense to them. Through non-profit volunteer work I have had the opportunity to teach life sciences to students in the classroom, design fun messy exper tasks, and tutored other veteran college students in writing/history/etc. I've also helped prepare many successful entrance essays for college applicants. Currently senior status: BS Biology, BA Psychology Additional work and studies in intelligence, international relations (Afghanistan, Kazakhstan), conservation, professional writing, trauma and child advocacy studies, emergency...

...my wife and continued to work in the classroom. Come June, I will be changing careers, but I still want teaching to be a part of my life - that's why I chose to become a part of Varsity Tutors! I'm most passionate about helping students get excited about math and computer science by helping them defeat their fear of numbers. Numbers make up a language just like any other, and it can be intimidating...

...Washington University in St. Louis in 2016 with a major in Neuroscience and minors in Mathematics and Biophysics. One of my passions as a future physician include the ability to educate not only patients about their health but also future doctors such as myself. Ever since high school I fell in love with tutoring. After school, I would help friends and classmates with trigonometry, pre-calculus, and calculus and I loved the feeling of being able...

...my classmates belonged to upper-middle class families. In sixth grade, I left my Jewish private school and I began my time as a student in the University City School District, or U-City, as it is known colloquially. U-City schools were vastly different from my Jewish school--they were poorly funded, consisted mostly of black students, and a vast majority of students qualified to receive free or reduced-price lunches. Many of my U-City friends had only one...