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Zahi A. - $85.00/hr - Lexington, MA - View Zahi A. >>
...Chan School of Medicine, where I have stayed involved in MCAT tutoring and volunteering through a variety of educational roles. I have tutored and taught test prep courses for multiple standardized exams including PSAT, SAT, MCAT for multiple test prep companies including Kaplan Test Prep. I am a current medical student who scored in 95th percentile on my MCAT on my first attempt. (read more)
Valerie L. - $125.00/hr - Concord, MA - View Valerie L. >>
...I have more than 12 years experience as a career development coach. The career level of my clients includes those at the college/university, entry, experienced, and top executive levels. The foundation of my experience is more than 20 years in business, as an employee and consultant; as well as holding senior positions in management, including operations. (read more)
David F. - $60.00/hr - Chelmsford, MA - View David F. >>
Physicist and Electrical Engineer who majored in both Physics and Electrical Engineering at both the undergraduate and graduate level at MIT and Stanford. I enjoy helping the next generation with Math and Science . I have have teaching experience at the college level. I have experience tutoring Math, Physics, and Chemistry at both High School and College levels. (read more)
Heather D. - $50.00/hr - Littleton, MA - View Heather D. >>
...I tutor most types of math with a particular strength in algebra, trigonometry, and pre-calculus. My goal in tutoring is to help a student feel more confident with the material and perform better in the course as a result. I love helping my students understand math problems at a deeper level so that they aren't just going through the motions to get the answer. (read more)
Eric L. - $80.00/hr - Acton, MA - View Eric L. >>
...I have passed all four of my CPA exams and graduated cum laude from Boston University with a degree in business, concentrating in accounting and finance. In high school and college, I realized that my best classes were not necessarily the classes I was most interested in or those that most related to my major. Rather it was professors/teachers I found most engaging and charismatic. (read more)