Hello! I have been tutoring the LSAT privately for the past year, and I absolutely love this test. It's fun, engaging, and something that is entirely learnable if you're willing to put the effort in. I can help you with strategies to bump up your school and get into your chosen law school, hopefully with a great scholarship.I attended Case Western Reserve University, where I majored in Philosophy and Political Science. I also received my MA from Case Western in Military Ethics. I'll be heading back to Case in the fall for law school, where I have been given a fellowship covering the full cost of my tuition. Most importantly, let's make it, so you don't pay for law school! I look forward to helping you achieve your goals through collaboration and individualized study plans.

Hello future students and parents!If you're looking for a great ESL or TOEFL Prep tutor, look no further! I have extensive experience teaching English to all age groups and levels.In May, I will be graduating with a master's degree in Teaching English as a Second Language from Kent State University. At the start of my degree, I was awarded a graduate assistantship, which granted me the opportunity to teach twelve intensive ESL courses over a two-year span. I currently serve as an ELL tutor at a local Ohio school district. Additionally, I have worked at a New York City-based international English camp for their past five programs. I held the positions of ESL Instructor and Program Coordinator. My passion for teaching English and cultural exchange eventually led me to Russia. While there, I taught English to kindergarteners and adolescents. Furthermore, I have worked with English language learners from a myriad of countries, including Saudi Arabia, China, Brazil, Russia, and Mexico. Therefore, I understand and appreciate the importance of being culturally sensitive to a student's heritage. Please, take a look at my resume to see more details on my academic background and teaching experience.On a personal level, I am a patient, caring, and social individual. I am originally from New York, and I am first-generation American. Having immigrant parents, and having been surrounded by the wonderful, diverse people of NYC is what helped me find my passion in teaching English. ESL education and cultural exchange are career paths that I have gladly chosen for myself. I look forward to our tutoring sessions!

Hi I'm Sunay, I'm from Cleveland and currently a Junior at Emory University majoring in Finance and Information Systems. I've previously worked at the Harvard Management Company and will be joining Bank of America as a investment banking analyst in New York. As a current virtual ACT and peer tutor and volunteer tutor for underprivileged students, I have gained experience in instilling important research, writing, analytical, and mathematical skills in my students. I'm happy to help students with Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Geometry, Precalculus, and AB Calculus. I'm also happy to help students editing, writing, or outlining essays for any AP or regular English class or for college essays. In the foreign language department, I'm happy to help Spanish students in Spanish 1 through 3. In science, I'm happy to help students currently studying AP Biology, Physics Honors, and AP Statistics. Finally, anyone needing help with ACT, SAT or PSAT Prep should come to me as I've helped students raise their scores in all sections and have achieved National Merit on the PSAT. In my free time, I'm an avid scuba diver (Galapagos, Iceland) and enjoy playing tennis with friends.

I have been teaching high school English for five years, and love helping developing readers and writers hone their skills! I have both my undergrad and graduate degrees in Education from the University of Dayton in Ohio and consider myself a lifelong learner! I believe learning should be fun and enjoyable as often as possible, and I am passionate about alleviating my students' stress and worries when they are faced with something difficult.

I have a BA in English Lit. at John Carroll University as well as a certification in TESOL. I tutor anything English and especially reading related which is my favorite subject to teach! I was never a fan of reading as a kid but it is something I've come to love and wish I didn't miss out on. I believe the reason people might hate reading is because they either fear it or find it boring, but you never know until you try! There are so many books out there that can take you to another world and be your escape. I love to read, swim, run, draw but also watching and discovering animes not yet watched are a new found love of mine. I look forward to hear from you all soon about needing help with your reading and writing!

I come from a family of four children. I am the second born and so I always had to help my junior sisters with their homework problems. I enjoyed it a lot and decided to become a tutor once I got to college. One big advantage of tutoring is that it help you help others, put a smile on their faces and make them happy. I have being a tutor for a total of four years already and have enjoyed all the gifts I have gotten from it.I went to Lone Star College Cy-Fair and then transferred to Baylor University where I earned my Bachelors degree with a major in Biochemistry and a minor in mathematics. Throughout my time in college, I was a tutor in both schools and enjoyed it a lot. During tutoring, not only am I teaching a student a concept but I am also learning that concept. That is also one of the reasons I enjoy it so much.

I am a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology with a concentration in cognitive neuroscience and also minored in music with a specialty in piano performance. After graduating, I completed two years of dedicated immunology research in a pediatrics - infectious diseases laboratory. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about helping students achieve their potential on standardized tests. I want to help not only with students' short-term goals but also more distant trajectories and life goals. In my spare time, I enjoy playing music, reading, practicing yoga, running, and learning new tricks in the kitchen. I look forward to working with you!

I have been a tutor for over three years and have worked with students ages 5-15. Patience, communication, and fun activities have helped my students and me pinpoint where they are struggling and improve their understanding of difficult math, reading, and science topics. I have been a student a majority of my life and can relate to the struggle of trying to grasp complicated material and asking for help only to receive answers that seemed to raise more questions than answers. With these experiences I have learned about a variety of way of explaining, demonstrating, and practicing STEM subjects. I share with students my tips on organization, different study methods, and stress management that can be applied outside of the tutoring sessions and help them tackle hard topics.

Having the opportunity to tutor students in the subjects I enjoy most is exciting. I hope to be able to help students reach their full potential.I hold a Bachelors Degree in Molecular Genetics, with a minor in European History, from The Ohio State University, as well as a Masters Degree in Medical Physiology from Case Western Reserve University. I will be applying to medical school next year and consider tutoring an ideal endeavor for the interim period.I have teaching experience at multiple levels of education. This past year I was employed as a Teaching Assistant for a graduate-level Immunology class at CWRU and have also tutored inner-city grade school children in mathematics, reading, science, and social studies.I am qualified to tutor any K-8 subject, all levels of Biology (including AP and College), Immunology, History, and Public Speaking. Biology is the subject for which I am most passionate, as I find it challenging and have always excelled at it.My style of teaching is both hands on and visual. I like to draw and physically show concepts as much as possible. I also employ a reverse teaching style where I challenge the student to explain the subject matter to me in detail. This method has generally worked well as it clearly demonstrates to the students where they need the most assistance in any particular area.Personally, I am a huge sports fan, especially Ohio State Football. I love boating, ice skating, and spending time with my adorable year-old son, husband, and my dog.

Learning is only beneficial so long as you understand and apply the knowledge. I am committed to ensuring that the time you are spending learning is not wasted, and you find a way to truly engage and understand the material.Currently, I am a Neuroscience and Journalism major at Case Western Reserve University with an Economics minor. Outside of my academics, I enjoy playing volleyball and running, baking, and writing. I am a featured writer at The Borgen Project, and I have a personal website, inConsequential.My tutoring experiences started when I was a sophomore in high school at the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy. I worked with middle schoolers at a nearby after-school camp, helping them with various subjects such as math, the humanities, and the arts. I worked with one student once a week for the whole year, so I developed a personal relationship and found that watching my student grow from session-to-session was one of the most rewarding feelings.Throughout the remainder of my high school years, I have continued tutoring middle school students, and I have worked with other high schoolers to help them in subjects such as math, science, and writing. I was both a peer tutor and a writing tutor, so I gained plenty of experience in teaching with various styles and adapting my methods to best fit the students' needs. Throughout my years, I have seen my students succeed in whichever aspect they choose to be tutored in, and as someone who is committed to providing students the best use of their time, I always ask for feedback to make sure my students are getting what they want.

Hello! I have been tutoring the LSAT privately for the past year, and I absolutely love this test. It's fun, engaging, and something that is entirely learnable if you're willing to put the effort in. I can help you with strategies to bump up your school and get into your chosen law school, hopefully with a great scholarship.I attended Case Western Reserve University, where I majored in Philosophy and Political Science. I also received my MA from Case Western in Military Ethics. I'll be heading back to Case in the fall for law school, where I have been given a fellowship covering the full cost of my tuition. Most importantly, let's make it, so you don't pay for law school! I look forward to helping you achieve your goals through collaboration and individualized study plans.

Hello future students and parents!If you're looking for a great ESL or TOEFL Prep tutor, look no further! I have extensive experience teaching English to all age groups and levels.In May, I will be graduating with a master's degree in Teaching English as a Second Language from Kent State University. At the start of my degree, I was awarded a graduate assistantship, which granted me the opportunity to teach twelve intensive ESL courses over a two-year span. I currently serve as an ELL tutor at a local Ohio school district. Additionally, I have worked at a New York City-based international English camp for their past five programs. I held the positions of ESL Instructor and Program Coordinator. My passion for teaching English and cultural exchange eventually led me to Russia. While there, I taught English to kindergarteners and adolescents. Furthermore, I have worked with English language learners from a myriad of countries, including Saudi Arabia, China, Brazil, Russia, and Mexico. Therefore, I understand and appreciate the importance of being culturally sensitive to a student's heritage. Please, take a look at my resume to see more details on my academic background and teaching experience.On a personal level, I am a patient, caring, and social individual. I am originally from New York, and I am first-generation American. Having immigrant parents, and having been surrounded by the wonderful, diverse people of NYC is what helped me find my passion in teaching English. ESL education and cultural exchange are career paths that I have gladly chosen for myself. I look forward to our tutoring sessions!

Hi I'm Sunay, I'm from Cleveland and currently a Junior at Emory University majoring in Finance and Information Systems. I've previously worked at the Harvard Management Company and will be joining Bank of America as a investment banking analyst in New York. As a current virtual ACT and peer tutor and volunteer tutor for underprivileged students, I have gained experience in instilling important research, writing, analytical, and mathematical skills in my students. I'm happy to help students with Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Geometry, Precalculus, and AB Calculus. I'm also happy to help students editing, writing, or outlining essays for any AP or regular English class or for college essays. In the foreign language department, I'm happy to help Spanish students in Spanish 1 through 3. In science, I'm happy to help students currently studying AP Biology, Physics Honors, and AP Statistics. Finally, anyone needing help with ACT, SAT or PSAT Prep should come to me as I've helped students raise their scores in all sections and have achieved National Merit on the PSAT. In my free time, I'm an avid scuba diver (Galapagos, Iceland) and enjoy playing tennis with friends.

I have been teaching high school English for five years, and love helping developing readers and writers hone their skills! I have both my undergrad and graduate degrees in Education from the University of Dayton in Ohio and consider myself a lifelong learner! I believe learning should be fun and enjoyable as often as possible, and I am passionate about alleviating my students' stress and worries when they are faced with something difficult.

I have a BA in English Lit. at John Carroll University as well as a certification in TESOL. I tutor anything English and especially reading related which is my favorite subject to teach! I was never a fan of reading as a kid but it is something I've come to love and wish I didn't miss out on. I believe the reason people might hate reading is because they either fear it or find it boring, but you never know until you try! There are so many books out there that can take you to another world and be your escape. I love to read, swim, run, draw but also watching and discovering animes not yet watched are a new found love of mine. I look forward to hear from you all soon about needing help with your reading and writing!

I come from a family of four children. I am the second born and so I always had to help my junior sisters with their homework problems. I enjoyed it a lot and decided to become a tutor once I got to college. One big advantage of tutoring is that it help you help others, put a smile on their faces and make them happy. I have being a tutor for a total of four years already and have enjoyed all the gifts I have gotten from it.I went to Lone Star College Cy-Fair and then transferred to Baylor University where I earned my Bachelors degree with a major in Biochemistry and a minor in mathematics. Throughout my time in college, I was a tutor in both schools and enjoyed it a lot. During tutoring, not only am I teaching a student a concept but I am also learning that concept. That is also one of the reasons I enjoy it so much.

I am a graduate of Washington University in St. Louis. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology with a concentration in cognitive neuroscience and also minored in music with a specialty in piano performance. After graduating, I completed two years of dedicated immunology research in a pediatrics - infectious diseases laboratory. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about helping students achieve their potential on standardized tests. I want to help not only with students' short-term goals but also more distant trajectories and life goals. In my spare time, I enjoy playing music, reading, practicing yoga, running, and learning new tricks in the kitchen. I look forward to working with you!

I have been a tutor for over three years and have worked with students ages 5-15. Patience, communication, and fun activities have helped my students and me pinpoint where they are struggling and improve their understanding of difficult math, reading, and science topics. I have been a student a majority of my life and can relate to the struggle of trying to grasp complicated material and asking for help only to receive answers that seemed to raise more questions than answers. With these experiences I have learned about a variety of way of explaining, demonstrating, and practicing STEM subjects. I share with students my tips on organization, different study methods, and stress management that can be applied outside of the tutoring sessions and help them tackle hard topics.

Having the opportunity to tutor students in the subjects I enjoy most is exciting. I hope to be able to help students reach their full potential.I hold a Bachelors Degree in Molecular Genetics, with a minor in European History, from The Ohio State University, as well as a Masters Degree in Medical Physiology from Case Western Reserve University. I will be applying to medical school next year and consider tutoring an ideal endeavor for the interim period.I have teaching experience at multiple levels of education. This past year I was employed as a Teaching Assistant for a graduate-level Immunology class at CWRU and have also tutored inner-city grade school children in mathematics, reading, science, and social studies.I am qualified to tutor any K-8 subject, all levels of Biology (including AP and College), Immunology, History, and Public Speaking. Biology is the subject for which I am most passionate, as I find it challenging and have always excelled at it.My style of teaching is both hands on and visual. I like to draw and physically show concepts as much as possible. I also employ a reverse teaching style where I challenge the student to explain the subject matter to me in detail. This method has generally worked well as it clearly demonstrates to the students where they need the most assistance in any particular area.Personally, I am a huge sports fan, especially Ohio State Football. I love boating, ice skating, and spending time with my adorable year-old son, husband, and my dog.

Learning is only beneficial so long as you understand and apply the knowledge. I am committed to ensuring that the time you are spending learning is not wasted, and you find a way to truly engage and understand the material.Currently, I am a Neuroscience and Journalism major at Case Western Reserve University with an Economics minor. Outside of my academics, I enjoy playing volleyball and running, baking, and writing. I am a featured writer at The Borgen Project, and I have a personal website, inConsequential.My tutoring experiences started when I was a sophomore in high school at the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy. I worked with middle schoolers at a nearby after-school camp, helping them with various subjects such as math, the humanities, and the arts. I worked with one student once a week for the whole year, so I developed a personal relationship and found that watching my student grow from session-to-session was one of the most rewarding feelings.Throughout the remainder of my high school years, I have continued tutoring middle school students, and I have worked with other high schoolers to help them in subjects such as math, science, and writing. I was both a peer tutor and a writing tutor, so I gained plenty of experience in teaching with various styles and adapting my methods to best fit the students' needs. Throughout my years, I have seen my students succeed in whichever aspect they choose to be tutored in, and as someone who is committed to providing students the best use of their time, I always ask for feedback to make sure my students are getting what they want.