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Hello! I’m currently working on a master’s in applied statistics, and I tutor for the SAT on the side. Studying for the SAT is a marathon, not a sprint, and requires having an effective study routine that produces results yet doesn’t prematurely end in burnout. (read more)
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...Recently, I have helped tutor students for the DAT Quantitative Reasoning section, successfully raising their scores from an average of 16.8 to an impressive 22.4. My approach is personalized and methodical, focusing on understanding each student's unique strengths and areas for improvement. I ... (read more)