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About Virginia
Virginia, better known as the Commonwealth of Virginia, is the birthplace of eight Presidents - the most of any state. Much of Virginia's wildlife can be found either along the Chesapeake Bay or in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Virginia is home to Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, which is ranked among the top five public schools in the country. The school is located in the Fairfax County Public School District, which is also home to McLean High School and Madison High School - both of which are also nationally ranked. Some of the top ranked private high schools in the state include the Potomac School, Episcopal High School, and Flint Hill School. Varsity Tutors can help students in Virginia find a tutor who can help them, either in-home or online, with private instruction for test prep and course tutoring. Virginia also boasts several top ranked universities, including the University of Virginia, the College of William and Mary, Virginia Tech, and Washington and Lee University. Tutors are a great option for students in Virginia to receive test prep instruction. If you are looking for private tutoring in Virginia, Varsity Tutors can locate a tutor to help with test prep and course instruction, either in-home or online.
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"SAT prep. Discussed the math and reading homework that the student completed. She did especially well in math, missing only one question. In reading, she missed only one of the vocab questions and a handful of reading questions, mainly on the more difficult passage comparisons. We spoke about the strategies for the reading section, then focused on the essay. We looked at sample essays from the book, and picked one essay topic to brainstorm for and then complete for homework."
