...As a creative thinker with excellent research and writing skills, I help students discover their passion and write about it. My credentials are a Bachelor of Arts in literature and communications and a Master of Science in publishing. I’ve worked as a reporter, interviewer and publicist, asking teens, adults and seniors about their vision, their passion and their goals. (read more)
...Why this negative view of mathematics as "useless"? Mathematics is incredibly useful! Just ask any computer scientist, any Wall-Street professional, any economist, and statistician, etc... I find that this a failure of American culture as a whole. (read more)
...My teaching experience spans from serving as a teaching assistant for undergraduate and graduate courses in thermodynamics and chemical product and process design at UC Berkeley and computational kinetics (MATLAB) and separation processes at Caltech, to personal tutoring in physics, chemistry, m... (read more)
...Several of my students have scored in the top 10% at the highly competitive HMMT and Carnegie Mellon Informatics and Mathematics Competition (CMIMC), and have qualified for the AIME, enabling my club to achieve my school's first American Math Competition Honor Roll in 10 years. Besides intuition... (read more)
...I had a 3.8 GPA at Rutgers as well as a 519 on the MCAT and a 1570 on the SAT. Where I excel in teaching is test prep, whether it be MCAT, SAT, or ACT as I have routinely gotten my students to improve from below the 20th percentile to above the 80th. I teach them not only the content they need ... (read more)