Award-Winning GRE Tutors in Maryland

...their own abilities, while challenging and equipping them to excel. Each student's success is important to me. I have over 10 years of tutoring and mentoring experience from elementary to the college level. I have also had the privilege of authoring and co-authoring several publications found in peer reviewed scientific journals and magazines. I strongly believe that each individual is capable of achieving excellence in learning as long as one is willing to believe in...

...encouragement and praise to show students what they already know and increase their appetite for learning. My goal is to empower students to build both knowledge and strategies to find knowledge. I've helped people of all ages and from all fields improve their reading comprehension and learn to polish their essays, themes, resumes, blogs, business proposals, lab reports and dissertations. If your class or project has a writing or reading component, I can help. I...

Hello! I am a undergraduate and graduate student at Loyola University Maryland in Baltimore, Maryland. I am a Psychology major with a Spanish minor, willing to help with a variety of subjects pertaining to the two!

I received my Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics from Bucknell University in May 2016. I worked as a teaching assistant and tutor with my linguistics department and very much enjoyed helping students with their coursework. My favorite subject to tutor is writing because I love helping students to edit and shape their work, and love sharing new tools and ideas on how to improve students' writing and writing habits.

...to a Master's program in Biotechnology at Brown University. I have been a Teaching Assistant for Biology, Chemistry, Bioinformatics and Computer Science courses. I am proficient in python and C++. I have a lot of experience with pre-med courses and introductory science courses. In addition, I am familiar with more focused biology courses such as developmental biology and genetics. I also have experience working with elementary, middle and high school math and science as well...

...children in reading and creative writing sophomore through senior year. Upon graduation, I studied abroad in Greece where I learned Greek myth, story-telling, and how to cook great food. After returning home, I pursued a career in professional cooking, and have worked in fine dining restaurants throughout Baltimore. Although I loved cooking and teaching others to cook, I am currently applying to pursue a PhD in Child Psychology. In my spare time I volunteer with...

...SAT! 780 on Math and 770 on Reading/Writing. Thank you so much!" "Michelle is thriving at UCLA. She made a 4.0!!!!! We are so proud. She credits you for changing her life and helping her get into UCLA. She loves it. Thank you!" "I just wanted to thank you. You genuinely helped me learn and grow as a student. I really don't think I could have achieved the test scores and learned the material I...

...editor for an academic publishing press. I have years of experience teaching and mentoring at the university level (University of Notre Dame), and I've also tutored students in chemistry, math, the arts, and humanities from elementary school through high school. I've worked and lived in over seven different countries with international colleagues and I'm very understanding of different cultural backgrounds. I fell in love with teaching years ago while serving as a librarian for children...

...teacher and I have been teaching the SAT and GRE for 10 years. I have been able to lift scores up in both math and reading, helping students gain acceptance into schools like Princeton, Harvard, Lehigh, UPenn, Monmouth, and Rutgers. While the SAT may seem daunting, I can show certain techniques and strategies for overcoming it. But it takes more than just techniques to improve on the SAT. I also help students with the "grunt...

I am a graduate student in bioengineering and have over 6+ years tutoring math, science, and social studies from middle school to undergraduate level

...to see them, not as obstacles to overcome on your way to college, law school or graduate school, but as puzzles to be solved. If you look at the test as a game, it becomes far less frightening. Like a chess player, what you need to do is develop a toolkit of methods and strategies that that you can use to polish off the questions calmly and methodically. I've done this for myself--most recently...