Millbrae Tutoring: Tutors in Millbrae, CA

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About Millbrae

Millbrae, CA, is a city in San Mateo County and has a population of 21,500 residents. The city is located on the Peninsula, about 15 miles south of San Francisco. Millbrae is known for the Green Hills Country Club, which was designed by the famous golf course architect Dr. Alister MacKenzie.

Mills High is the High School dedicated to serving Millbrae and is in the San Mateo Union High School District. It is ranked in the top 1000 high schools, putting it in the top 30 percent. Tutors in Millbrae look forward to tutoring you for your course or test prep, either in-home or online. Finding excellent Millbrae tutoring online might help a great deal with test prep. Several top ranking schools are close to Millbrae, CA, like Notre Dame de Namur University, which ranks in the top 50 regional universities (West). San Francisco State University also ranks in the top 50 regional universities (West). The University of San Francisco is an exemplary school to apply to, as it ranks in the top 125 national universities, as reported by US News and World Report. With private test prep instruction via in-home or online tutoring in Millbrae, CA, you can potentially improve the chances of getting into these top schools.

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Session Summaries by Tutors

The student had math and science homework. We completed her math homework focusing on probability. We also studied for a science quiz as well as answered questions over food webs and the energy pyramid. She had no trouble with science.

I discussed the sampling distribution of the mean with the student, working some problems with her and showing her how to use the z-table. She has a good understanding now of what to do and will continue practicing these problems. We will cover the distribution of the proportion next session.

The student worked on matrix operations to solve a systems of operations. We reviewed how to find the inverse of a matrix and matrix operations. He and I also reviewed how to use matrices in cryptography. Lastly he and I reviewed a problem using vectors to calculate stress forces.

I assisted the student with writing two college admissions essays. We overcame writer's block a few times, and we completed a draft of one of his essays; we are still in the process of answering the questions with his other essay. His mother agreed to email me his essays for review and editing so that he is ready to submit them by the end of this week. He continues to be an excellent, respectful, and motivated client! His mother also supports him excellently! This is the best tutoring situation to be involved in.

We worked on informal fallacies of logic and worked through some sample LSAT problems from the Logical Reasoning section.

Covered Inverse functions and derivatives of inverse functions. The student was very positive towards the material. More practice is recommended.