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Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College, Kyiv National Economic University

Certified Product Manager with 10+ years of experience

Welcome! If you are looking to break into product management or want to give a competitive edge to your career, continue reading :) I have been coaching aspiring PMs since 2017 and if you are looking to either get the professional fundamentals or deepen your PM skills of every aspect of the product development lifecycle and designing a product strategy, go ahead and book your first lesson below. You will learn new techniques to managing remote and offline teams while navigating through single features and product portfolios!

Sujets: Agile Project Management, Business Analysis, Data Analysis, Economics, Education, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resources, Leadership, Management, Management Communications, Operations Management, Product Design, Retail Management, Time Management

CUNY Graduate Center

Patient Tutor with a PhD in Economics and 25+ years' of experience in real financial markets

Hello! I am a PhD in Financial Economics and Quantitative Methods (applied stats/econometrics). I taught as an academic at the Pennsylvania State University (investments, options, econometrics/applied stats) for 7+ years and then joined the industry and worked over 25+ years at various roles in financial services / asset management industry. My last job was as a Chief Risk Officer at a major Asset Management firm. I have also taught Derivatives at the Claremont Graduate University for a semester. Looking forward to hearing from you and working with you!

Sujets: AP Macroeconomics, AP Statistics, Asset Management, Computational statistics, Econometrics, Finance, International Macroeconomics/International Finance, Investment Professionals, Macroeconomics, Statistics

Duke University, University of Michigan

Duke Law J.D. | Scored a 174 on the Modern Official LSAT (April 2025) (Top 1%) | Flawless Logical Reasoning | Aviation Attorney & FAA-Certificated Flight Instructor | T14 Admissions Consulting

Winning a seat at a top-14 law school requires absolute cognitive precision and clinical mastery of the test architecture. The LSAT is a closed system of absolute logical rules that govern the structural validity of arguments. To consistently break into the 170s, a student must move past standard "test-prep tricks" and master the underlying mechanics of conditional reasoning and semantic analysis. Generic test-prep strategies yield average results. As a Duke University School of Law Juris Doctor graduate, practicing aviation attorney, and FAA-certificated flight instructor who scores at the absolute apex on the LSAT, including a recent official 174 on the modern, updated LSAT format (Top 1% globally), I provide premium, custom-tailored strategic frameworks for ambitious law school candidates. Top-tier candidates choose my tutoring services because I enable them to conquer the new LSAT Format. The removal of the Analytical Reasoning (Logic Games) Section has shifted the entire weight of your score to Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension. Having scored a 174 on the new, updated format at an official administration, I know exactly how to navigate the modern, double-Logical Reasoning section test. In addition, I have a deep mastery of formal logic. My expertise in deductive reasoning is foundational. On prior iterations of the LSAT, I achieved consecutive perfect scores on the Logic Games section at official LSAT administrations. While that section is gone, the core conditional reasoning and analytical speed required to perfect it are the exact skills needed to dominate the Logical Reasoning sections. Because of the rigorous demands of my active legal practice, I maintain a strictly limited private roster of students each cycle to ensure unparalleled attention to detail for each individual candidate. Excellence is not an accident, it is the product of intelligence coupled with precise strategy. Let’s optimize your trajectory.

Sujets: LSAT

Stanford University

Stanford-educated, multi-subject tutor

I am a Stanford University graduate who is passionate about the value of education. My undergraduate major was Anthropology, but a I took a wide range of coursework in science, computer programming, the humanities, and foreign languages. I love learning, and I am excited to share my enthusiasm with students. My academic strengths are writing, editing, and test preparation (SAT, ACT, GRE). Most importantly, I love teaching -- empowering others to hone their academic skills and experience the joy that comes from confidence and knowledge.

Sujets: ACT, ACT Reading, ACT Writing, French, PSAT, SAT, Writing

Harvard University, Boston University

Harvard M.Ed. to Help You Achieve Your Dreams!

I graduated summa cum laude from Boston University (B.A. English) and then from Harvard (M.Ed). I am an enthusiastic teacher who believes that the best learning occurs when you are having fun. Great learning means that you won't realize how hard you work to improve because it won't feel like "work." My students are always my number one priority, and they have a lot to say about their experiences. Gene C. says, "I want to thank you for all the help you’ve given me...I had class with you for a little more than two years, and during that time you influenced not only how I write, but also how I think about and approach a problem at hand...You are undoubtedly one of the most influential teachers I have had. I will be attending Princeton University this coming fall and I am quite excited to see what I will learn there. I just wanted to let you know the impact you have made on your students and I know you will continue to inspire your students, just as you have helped me grow academically and mentally." Each course is designed with your strengths and weaknesses in mind, from which I will provide a unique curriculum and individualized practice material. The focus of this curriculum is to challenge you and, as soon as you have achieved a new level, to raise the bar again. I look forward to teaching and learning with you!

Sujets: ACT, ACT English, ACT Reading, ACT Writing, College Essays, English as a Second Language (ESL), IELTS, PSAT, SAT, SAT II Literature, SAT Reading, SAT Writing, SSAT, Test Prep, Writing

Touro University

Science and MCAT Coaching for Neurodivergent Minds

I work with high school and college students who want clear, reliable support in science, math, psychology, and MCAT preparation. I graduated Summa Cum Laude, 4.0 GPA from Touro University as a Biology major with a Psychology minor, and completed upper-level coursework in neuroscience, molecular biology, and psychobiology. This academic background allows me to explain complex concepts in a way that feels intuitive and manageable. I tutor all major college science and psychology subjects, as well as MCAT Psych/Soc, Bio/Biochem, CARS strategy, and Physics. Most of my tutoring experience has been one-on-one, supporting students through challenging courses, exam preparation, and long-term academic development. I work extensively with neurodivergent learners—including ADHD, AuDHD, gifted, and anxious students—and I tailor each session to their processing style. My teaching is calm, structured, and focused on breaking difficult topics into clear, understandable steps. Students often tell me that my explanations help material “finally make sense.” My goal is to help every student feel grounded, confident, and capable while mastering demanding subjects.

Sujets: Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry, Exam & Study Mentoring, High School Science, MCAT, Math, Neuroscience, Physics, Psychology

Duke University

Duke and Stanford-trained coach helping students develop authentic and powerful college applications and essays

𝗖𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟰 𝗥𝗲𝘀𝘂𝗹𝘁𝘀: Yale, Georgetown, JHU, Northwestern, Penn, Brown, Emory, CMU, UMass Amherst, JMU, GMU, UT Austin, UW, Duke, NYU, etc. I'm a Duke Honors graduate with a B.A. in Cultural Anthropology and Political Science and training in neuroscience from Stanford. Having received the full benefits of a liberal arts education, I can help you get a competitive edge in public speaking, essay writing, college admissions, and career navigation while growing as a person. I have been recognized by a 4x NYT Bestselling Author and one of the world's most powerful women for my work in whole-person development and am part of Duke University's vetted Alumni Career Coaches. I exist to empower people, help them communicate their ideas, and find their place in the world. My students have received offers from Stanford, Harvard, UChicago, Duke, Dartmouth, Berkeley, MIT, and many more. They have noted how I help them be themselves and succeed rather than striving for someone else's notion of "success" at their own long-term expense. I am also a professional Integral Coach®, which means I am trained to embody emotional intelligence and work with you in a present, ethical, and empowering way. I hope I will shape your tutoring experience to be one where you can reach your goals, find your place in the world, and honor your humanity and inherent value.

Sujets: Anthropology, College Admissions, College Essays, Creative Writing, Critical Thinking, English, Entrepreneurship, Essay Writing, Leadership, Life Coaching, Marketing, Public Speaking, Religious Studies, Wellness Coach, Writing

Princeton University, UCLA

SAT / ACT expert & Professional Writing Consultant

Hello! My name's Matt. I'm a Princeton and UCLA graduate with nearly two decades of experience in education. Standardized Testing: I've tutored the SAT and ACT for nearly two decades. I've helped hundreds of students improve their scores significantly, often by 200-300 points on the SAT, and by as many as 8-10 points on the ACT. I'm also experienced in tutoring the GRE and the ISEE. Writing Consulting: I have 7 years of experience as a writing consultant for graduate and professional students--PhD students, master's students, and law and medical students. If you're working on a master's thesis, a dissertation, or any other advanced work (including resumes, cover letters, and personal statements), I'm the right choice for you. I've also worked extensively with undergraduates and high-school students on everything from class essays to college admissions essays. In addition to the previous two specialties, I'm also a versatile educator who is experienced in many subjects (both STEM and the humanities) across many age ranges (from kindergarten through adult learners). I have nearly twenty years of experience in education, and will help just about any student in almost any subject area. Please note that my listed rate is my maximum rate, and usually applies to standardized testing and high-level writing consulting. Please inquire about lower rates for other services.

Sujets: ACT, AP Language, AP Literature, Algebra, College Essays, Dissertation, Editing, Essay Writing, Grammar, ISEE, Logic, Math/Science, Philosophy, SAT, Writing

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New York University

NYU Honors Grad Turned Editor, Focused on Essay Writing

I recently graduated from NYU with a degree in English Literature, summa cum laude with high honors, graduating in the top 5% of my class, and I won my program's award for best thesis. Writing has always been my passion, in every form it takes, and I've built my career around it: I currently work as an editorial assistant at a publishing company, where I write and edit content and review writer submissions every day. My teaching experience has grown out of both formal and informal settings. In college, I co-led TEDx, working one-on-one with student speakers from their very first draft all the way through their final delivery on stage, helping them find the core of what they wanted to say and shape it into something that actually sounded like them. Outside of that, I grew up as the oldest of four siblings and have spent years informally coaching my younger siblings, cousins, and friends through their writing, from grammar basics to full college essays. Several of the students I've worked with on their college essays have gone on to get into their top-choice schools. My approach is conversational rather than clinical. I've found that the best ideas usually surface when a student is just talking through what matters to them, and my job is to help translate that conversation into writing rather than handing them a template to fill in. I focus on college essay writing specifically, working with high school juniors and seniors on personal statements and supplemental essays, but the same approach applies to any writing, grammar, or vocabulary work: ask good questions, listen closely, and help the student find and sharpen their own voice rather than mine.

Sujets: AP Language, AP Literature, College Essays, Creative Writing, English, English Literature, Essay Writing, Grammar, Honors English, Literature, Proofreading, Public Speaking, Reading, Reading & Writing, Resume Writing, Vocabulary, Writing