Award-Winning Tutors from Middle Tennessee State University
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I am a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University. I received my Bachelor of Arts in English with a focus on American and British literature and a history minor. Since graduation, I have worked in commercial real estate, human resources, corporate training, and published a variety of articles and stories. I've led workshops on writing and musical studies and love to be involved in the community. I am very passionate about English, literature, and history. I've found helping struggling students with their English studies and writing assignments to be incredibly fulfilling; and nothing makes me happier than seeing students learn, grow, and succeed. I firmly believe tutoring makes me a better thinker and writer; and I learn just as much from the students as they do from me. Learning is a lifetime process and has no end. When I'm not tutoring, my interests include guitar, piano, sports, working out, and the outdoors.

As a dedicated educator with a rich background in special education and instructional technology, I am passionate about helping children unlock their potential. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Special Education from Tennessee Technological University and a Master's in Education from Middle Tennessee State University. In addition, I have an AMS Montessori Teacher Certificate (Level I, ages 6-9). I take great pride in creating a supportive, individualized learning experience for every child. Whether your child is mastering early literacy skills or reading comprehension, I tailor my approach to each child's unique strengths and needs. I like to work with students who have learning difficulties, ADHD, or a diagnosed learning disability. My goal is always to break down complex concepts into simple, digestible steps, ensuring that students feel confident in their abilities. I specialize in teaching phonics using Orton-Gillingham strategies and reading comprehension.
I am a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University with a Bachelor of Science in Audio Production with a minor in Spanish. I have always been drawn to writing and reading. This interest became a passion during my years in high school and college. I believe education is fundamental to success and it is my pleasure to give back what I received. I have been tutoring since I was seventeen years old and have always found it an extraordinary feeling to watch someone progress in whatever subject we have been working on. My personal creed for tutoring is to make sure the student is absolutely motivated. I have found motivation, not intelligence, to be the defining factor between an A and an F.
I have a Bachelors of Science in Psychology from Middle Tennessee State University, as well as minors in Political Science and Philosophy. These programs helped shape my belief that the key to academic success is not in memorization, but in process development. My goal is to help students learn how to problem solve on test day rather than simply regurgitate information. When a student learns how to develop context around his or her knowledge, that student is better prepared for class, for research, for writing, and for exams.While many students panic at the prospect of taking standardized tests like the ACT or GRE, I have learned that my methods lead to more confident students, less stressful test days, and - most importantly - higher scores. I have experience tutoring political science, especially writing and research. I also tutor Psychology, English, Writing, and Middle School Math. I can help students write in MLA and APA format, as both will likely be used in college. Most importantly, I can help students gain confidence in their academic work. No one likes to study when they feel overwhelmed by the fear of failure, so I make morale a top concern. Once a student realizes he or she has the tools needed to succeed, school becomes fun again. After that, the rest is easy.
I have been an educator for 18 years, and I love working with students! Prior to becoming an educator, I worked as an RN in high-risk OB, labor and delivery, post-surgical settings, home health, case management, and research.As an educator, I have supported students in different settings and programs. I initially taught at traditional brick-and-mortar universities and transitioned to online teaching in 2008. Over the years, I have supported pre-and post-licensure students in PN, ADN, BSN, and MSN programs. I've also worked with students preparing for the NCLEX. I've taught a huge variety of courses, including Microbiology, Evidence-Based Practice, Health Assessment, and Pharmacology.My passion is supporting students in reaching their goals! I'm focused on student success, and I don't give up! My teaching style is very interactive and relaxed, and I tailor information so that students can learn in a way that is best for them. When tutoring students, I help them better organize and understand the content, assist with difficult concepts, and provide test-taking strategies.I look forward to helping you be successful and reach your educational goals!
I enjoy working with all age groups in an effort to not only increase and success but to also foster a life-long love of learning! One of my favorite things is demonstrating to someone that they can learn most any subject simply by using the things that they already have around them, that they honestly know more about the subject than they realize.I have earned undergraduate degrees in Counseling and Finance from Middle Tennessee State University as well as two Masters degrees, an MBA and an MSA from University of Phoenix. I am also a DBA candidate with 35 hours remaining.
Hi! I'm Emerson, a sophomore at Middle Tennessee State University studying psychology with minors in criminal justice and art history. I'm also a Division I track athlete. I've studied French since age five and earned my Seal of Biliteracy in French. I enjoy helping students build confidence in subjects like French, psychology, reading, writing, and study skills in a supportive and encouraging environment.
I was born to be an educator. My Tennessee father went to live in Colombia where he met my mother. He was a Spanish professor. My mother is also a Spanish teacher. My rebellion was studying French. So now I am fully trilingual.I received my PhD in Comparative Literature and have a degree in Medieval Studies from The University of Paris-La Sorbonne. I've taught teens in France, college students in the U.S., and professionals from Latin America.I am here to help those working on writing their dissertation, thesis, or essays.I am available to tutor students of Literature or Medieval Studies.I am also accepting students who are learning English, French, or Spanish.We all have different reasons for wanting (or needing) to learn a different language or to get a degree. Knowing the student's motivation is the key to how I approach our work together. The student's life goals are always at the root of how I approach the presentation and engagement with material. In essence, I am a mentor or a coach who seeks to push the learner towards their LIFE goals by ensuring they master the educational and/or personal benchmarks that brought them to me.
I have taught at various grade levels, including small and large scale class sizes, and provided individualized tutoring for much of my career. Teaching is my passion and it's fulfilling to take someone along the journey of growth in the subject area of interest.I hold a BS in Psychology, an MA in Clinical Psychology, and a PhD in Psychology. I have numerous peer-reviewed journal publications focusing on various aspects of psychology.I have a wealth of experience utilizing statistics and various available software programs, both in the research work that I've been involved in as well as in the training that I have conducted with students at all levels.Beyond mere subject area expertise, I know what it takes to complete courses, how to prepare and take tests/exams, maximize the time spent in class/tutor sessions, and ultimately create effective study habits that help master course content and requirements.
I'm passionate about helping students improve and gain confidence in their writing skills. I often focus on improving cohesion in academic papers through the proper use of transitions, language/vocabulary/word-placement, and sentence structure. I am also skilled at helping students articulate and navigate complex ideas and topics. My background in the humanities and the social sciences has provided me with an intensive experience of reading and writing in both creative and academic capacities.
Hey! My name is Connor, I go by Ken, and I am currently a student at MTSU trying to become a high school teacher within the next two years. I've always been pulled towards helping others when they are struggling with things in their lives be it personal matters or academic problems, and I've put together that teaching is right up my alley. Ever since I took step one with MTeach (which let me teach in a real classroom three different lesson plans that I made) I knew that teaching is a passion and I've been working towards that goal ever since.Outside of School I enjoy hiking, rock climbing, golf, Frisbee, tennis, a few video games, reading, writing, playing the ukulele, and simply exploring the world around me. When I'm not working in the lumber department or heading the Kids Workshop at Home Depot I am normally at home watching my roommates two Blue Heeler dogs or am outside in a hammock enjoying life.If you are looking for a positive attitude, an environment where mistakes are a stepping stone, and are ready for a few laughs you found the right tutor!
As a Master's-level Special Education educator (University of West Georgia) with 5+ years of experience, I specialize in unlocking the potential of students who learn differently. My expertise spans elementary literacy and math to AP English Language, allowing me to provide high-level academic support through a lens of specialized instruction. I have experience teaching students with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, and other learning challenges. I do not just teach subjects; I teach students how to navigate their neurodivergence. My approach integrates academic goals with essential life skills, including emotional regulation, frustration management, and executive functioning. I am an expert in implementing IEP and 504 accommodations, using differentiated strategies like visual mapping and scaffolded tasks to turn frustration into achievement. I foster a supportive environment where every learner feels valued, building the lasting confidence and independence they need to succeed.
The best educators / teachers will say that seeing students have the "light bulb" moment is what keeps them in the profession and what makes the struggle worthwhile. I know it's why I began teaching and why I choose to continue in the profession.I first encountered this feeling when I was a tutor for math and science students in college. I was able to help students reach that feeling often over the course of the semester, and even over the course of a session.After I began teaching, I found students certainly benefit from a skilled and committed teacher. But not nearly as much as they can from a skilled tutor. The content knowledge and methods of teaching skills / content can be focused to meet the individual student in a way that it simply can't in a full classroom.Guiding the student to their own "light bulb" moment is something that I always aim for with each session and is something that I've found happens more often with tutoring. I look forward to helping others turn on that bulb.
Hello! I'm Chanin and I love nothing more than to be able to teach people how the amazing world of Billing and Coding works.
I believe you have untapped potential. You may not write the next great American novel way longer than the last tweet you read but maybe you will! I do believe firmly in one thing you have something to say. I believe I can help you find that thing and say it well. I'm passionate about helping students get in touch with what is inside and helping bring that out. I love English and writing and reading. Don't love reading yet? No problem! You'll love it more when you're better at it, which I believe you can get better at it! I love speech and theatre. Hate getting up in front of a group of people? No problem! I can help you both prepare the words and cultivate calm in the moment with mindfulness and meditation practices. These can also be really helpful in test-taking. Also, I have wonderful tips for studying for those tests.I have a Bachelor's in English, minor in Speech and Theatre. I was certified to teach 7-12 grade English/Language Arts; I'm NCLB highly-qualified K-12 Reading. I've taught students from 3rd grade to 12th grade to college freshman to college adults to seminary students. You're welcome! I also have a Masters of Divinity, specializing in pastoral counseling, and a Doctorate of Ministry in leadership and spiritual formation, in case you have any questions in those areas. I believe we're all saved by ARK: Ask clarifying questions, Reflect before responding, Keep advice unless requested. So I'm here to tutor you in what YOU ask for nothing else.You're the driver. I affirm a student-centered approach to teaching. I'm here to adjust and modify to support how you learn and think. I'm here to help you figure out those things about yourself. I'm here to share my joy of life-long learning and encourage your confidence on that journey. Sure, getting tutoring is extra work but it can also be extra FUN!I'm a laughter enthusiast, walker of woods, collector of hats, rescuer of animals, and lover of people. I hope to meet you soon!
Teaching ExperienceI am a life-long learner and enjoy assisting students of all ages, with all sorts of subjects, developing that same desire. The desire to question, the desire to know that you know, not just that the instructor says that it is so. The ability to know accounting, to engage in successful public speaking, to start that business, to develop that presentation, is within the reach of all of us. The biggest thing that stands in the path of most students is an unwillingness to try. If one keeps in mind that on the road to accounting success, to public speaking success, to building that business, to completing that knock-out presentation, is that there will be bumps along the road but there are no road blocks!I have developed and delivered countless speeches, sermons, and seminars. I am proficient in all Microsoft office products, including PowerPoint and Word! I enjoy assisting, facilitating that learning experience in students of all ages. Of essence is your willingness to succeed, if that is there, if you are willing to put in the time, then we can master any material! Some of the courses I have facilitated include...FP/120 – Essential of Personal Finance – 3 credit hoursETH/316 – Ethics and Social Responsibility – 3 credit hoursACC/290 – Principles of Accounting I – 3 credit hoursACC/291 – Principles of Accounting II – 3 credit hoursACC/300 – Principles of Accounting – 3 credit hoursACC/421 – Intermediate Financial Accounting I – 3 credithoursACC/422 – Intermediate Financial Accounting II – 3 credithoursACC/423 – Intermediate Financial Accounting III – 3 credithoursACC/491 – Contemporary Auditing I – 3 credit hoursACC/492 – Contemporary Auditing II – 3 credit hoursACC/537 – Financial Accounting – 3 credit hoursBBA/373 – Applied Accounting for Business Decisions – 3credit hoursMBA/557 – Accounting Applications for Management – 3 credithoursIf you were to ask my students what sets me apart from other instructors they would tell you that I actually enjoy doing what I do, I am not just doing it for a pay check but rather, it is because I like seeing the light bulb go off with a student when they finally get a concept, when they have developed the confidence to accomplish a task, when they value knowing not just because it will help them with a test, an exam, or with homework, but because they actually have developed the skills that will enable them to know!
I have wanted to be a teacher in some form since I was a child. I love watching my students grow and realize their potential. I have taught second grade, fourth grade, and eight grade science. I have observed all classroom levels kindergarten through sixth grade and even had student teaching in those grade levels. I have a degree from Middle Tennessee State University in Interdisciplinary Studies K-6. I tutor the core subjects (math, English/reading, science, social studies) up until eighth grade. I also tutor for Admissions, College Application Essays, and Writing. My favorite subjects to tutor are math, science, and writing. I think science and writing are a lot of fun, and I love that math has a definite answer. I believe in relationships first and want to build a strong relationship with my students before we get down to learning. I believe students learn best from people they like and people that are funny or personable. I like to laugh and bring humor to my teaching and help understand where students are at so I can bring them closer to their goal. When I'm not teaching, I am taking care of my family, enjoying a nice coffee, growing flowers and plants, and finding a new tv show to watch.
I graduated Summa Cum Laude and Honors with Distinction from Middle Tennessee State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Speech and Theater. I've always been passionate about learning and working with people. My theater background is collaboration-oriented, so I am very aware of how other people work and what I can do to adapt to their strengths and weaknesses.Language and communication are the primary tools of my profession, and I have developed strong editorial, writing, and reading skills. I may not have pursued a career in science, but loved Biology, Astronomy, and Chemistry in school and hope to encourage young people to explore these fields.As a tutor for Varsity Tutors, it is my goal to to help students develop strong study habits, fully comprehend their coursework, and build their confidence. I would choose to tutor any of these courses to help younger students further their education and become engaged in the world around them.
I am a graduate of Moody Bible Institute in Chicago where I graduated with a degree in elementary education. I then moved to Nigeria, where I taught second and third grade in an international school. After teaching in Nigeria for three years, I moved to Franklin, TN, where I have been teaching second grade for two years. I am passionate about intrinsically motivating my students to work hard and learn. I strive to make learning fun and interactive. To adjust to the specific needs of my students, I employ multiple methods of learning. I especially enjoy working with elementary students in any subject that they are struggling with. For the middle school and high school ages, I enjoy tutoring in: history, geography, and public speaking. When I am not working I enjoy the outdoors, sports, traveling, or a cup of coffee with a friend!
As a young woman with a passionate interest in helping others improve their lives, I earned my first bachelor's degree in Education, followed by a second in Interior Design. Though I loved teaching, my affinity for creative business endeavors led me to pursue Interior Design. After working for many years with my own company in Interior Design, I found myself ready to explore new horizons in the corporate world of real estate. My family was and is still heavily involved for many years in both residential sales and development, as well as a few have migrated into commercial real estate sales and development.In Phoenix, I worked with a real estate company specializing in new home sales, working with both new home buyers and residential real estate investors. As I built my real estate clientele, I grew and developed my own investment real estate company with more than 30 agents in Scottsdale, AZ in the mid 2000's. This unfolded through my participation in AZREIA, one of the nation's largest personal real estate investment associations at that time. I held workshops, spoke at the National Convention for 3 years, was an Instructor with the Commercial Real Estate Institute, and wrote monthly newsletter articles for the Association's Monthly Newsletter over a four-year period.I was featured as a Master Investor on the cover of Personal Real Estate Investor Magazine, and also as Broker of the month in Broker Magazine, and was a sought-after speaker and advisor within the real estate investment community. I appeared on radio, and in front of national audiences, discussing not only real estate investment, but also personal development, and the virtues of also investing in oneself, in all areas of true wealth. Personal Development is one of my passions and in my free time, taking self-improvement classes brings me joy.
I am a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University, receiving my Bachelor's in Finance in 2021. Since graduation, I have worked as a Talent Consultant with clients ranging from non-profits to high growth tech start-ups. Recently, I have decided to make a career change and will be attending law school in the Fall of 2023. Now I want to help others do the same by helping them prepare for the LSAT. I have an equally strong understanding of all three sections and enjoy discussing the concepts with others. My prior experience includes tutoring various accounting subjects throughout undergrad. I believe in a patient approach to learning, taking the time to make sure students understand the fundamentals of a subject and build a strong foundation before moving on to more advanced topics.
In 2007, I received my Bachelor of Science in Psychology, with Minors in both Sociology and English, from MTSU. I spent several years in the medical field before deciding to pursue a career in education. I completed a summer residency with Nashville Teaching Fellows in 2011 before entering the classroom in the 2011-12 school year. I still maintain an active TN teaching license for English grades 7-12. All of my classroom teaching experience has occurred in non-traditional school settings. As the first generation college graduate in my family, I understand the challenges students often face when navigating the school system in both K-12 and college settings. This unique perspective motivated me to work with students that were often struggling with school or lacked the motivation to tap into their potential. As far as my teaching style and philosophy, I believe that every student can achieve greatness and there is always room for growth. I often approach learning with out of the box thinking, and use materials that engage the student, allowing them to make connections and learn concepts with topics that interest them. Once a foundation is laid, it can easily be built upon by applying the same techniques with other texts or materials that may not be quite as interesting, yet still required to demonstrate mastery of a skill. I have a record of success in my classroom, and was recognized as having the highest growth for English III in my district for the 2014-2015 school year. My favorite subjects to teach and tutor are Literature and Writing. I believe words are powerful, even more so when you dive into their often unspoken meanings. In my spare time I read everything I can get my hands on, re-purpose furniture, and explore real estate.
I am studying mathematics as a graduate student at Middle Tennessee State University. I graduated from University of Florida with my BS in Mathematics. I have Pre-Calculus - Calculus III tutoring experience and have taught College Algebra. I am great at explaining complicated mathematical ideas and helping students build the tools and intuition to learn how to solve such problems.
Light sparkles in the eyes of every engaged student, from K4 early readers to 12th-grade senior-thesis authors; and from dedicated life-long adult learners to "night-before-the-big-test" college-crammers. Fifteen years as both private and contracted tutor has profoundly enriched me as witness of the light of knowledge emerging in receptive minds. I can't wait to meet you!For me, tutoring must be more than a lecture session starring *me.* Instead, I seek to thoughtfully engage each student in dialogue, using open-ended questions: "What did you notice about that letter?" or "If you were building a city, what would you do?" or "Why do you think looking at the twinkling stars inspired ancient scientists to develop systems of mathematics?" Such questions help create an environment in which new ideas are safe, exciting, and heard.Although math was always my favorite subject in school, I also find such joy in tutoring communication arts as an adult.Leading students to effectively communicate their knowledge impacts literally every course of study, no matter the age or field.The foundation concepts of communication and literacy, laid well, produce life-improving fruits that will accompany each individual throughout life's duration. That's amazing to me!Third grade thru high school, and college thru adult students benefit greatly from simple, straightforward methods of building words, sentences, paragraphs, and essays.Foreign language learning is a critical key of humanity's interdependent growth. While attending the University of Vienna, Austria, I had my first contracted tutor job with a group of soldiers from the Austrian army, teaching English as a second language. All these concepts lead seamlessly into the grammar needed for foreign language study. My BA in German language is a demonstration of this love of language. Additionally, I have studied 4 years of French, 2 years of Spanish, and recently began Mandarin Chinese.Truly, I eagerly anticipate working with you, as we journey, learning and growing together!
Hi there! My name is Ms. Mitchell and I love to learn. My top priorities include not just helping students learn, but more importantly, getting them excited about it. I've been in the education field for 15 years, working as a general education teacher, a special education intervention teacher, and a museum educator at the Creative Discovery Museum. I've encountered every type of student imaginable and I've loved working with every one of them! I'm a huge believer in creative problem solving when learning gets tough and I believe that at least 30% of an educator's job is to build your students up through positive feedback. I'm highly observant of what makes each student "tick" and adjusting my teaching strategies to match each individual. Let's work together to make learning fun!
I am a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Video/Film Production with a minor in theater. Since graduation, I realized that my passion was in helping and educating others, so I began my career in education as a preschool teacher in Brentwood, TN, cultivating lifelong learners and nurturing the next generation. While I have an interest in a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about English, Literature, Grammar and Composition, and History. As the daughter of immigrants, I firmly believe in the power of education and lifelong learning, as it has proven to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, watching film and television, photography, collecting vinyl, building Lego sets with my husband, and enjoying a football game.
As an educator, I am deeply passionate about inspiring, enriching, and empowering students across a wide range of areas within English and History. With over 20 years of experience teaching children, teenagers, adults, and consulting with parents, I firmly believe that learning is essential nourishment for the mind and that every individual is capable of growth. My expertise lies in various English subjects such as Phonics, Literacy, and more, while my background as a degree holder in History and an active Historian allows me to guide students of all levels with insight and precision. I live by the principle, "Each one, teach one," and it continues to shape my approach to education, mentorship and the success of my students, every day.
I am an instrument rated commercial pilot and a certified instrument flight instructor. I am a double major at Middle Tennessee State University, where I study to be both a chemistry teacher as well as a professional pilot.
I have over 20 years teaching experience in a public school classroom. I have also spent time tutoring students after school and on weekends. I have a BS Degree with a major in Interdisciplinary Studies and a minor in Education. I have a Masters Degree in Curriculum and Instruction with an ESL endorsement. I am very passionate about helping students become successful. In my teaching I use a variety of strategies and choose the strategy that is best suited for the needs of my students. My favorite subjects to tutor would be English, Reading and Writing in all grade levels.
I graduated from MTSU with a B.A. in English and a minor in Religion. I tutored at the University Writing Center there, working with writers of all backgrounds and levels of experience. Typically, I saw a string of writers with little time to engage with them as individuals, so Im especially happy about having the opportunity to engage with students on a more substantive level. Im a creative writer who has worked on the staffs of multiple literary journals, and I always try to bring that creative perspective of language to my sessions, whether in my interactions with students or in my lesson plans. First, regardless of the subject, well look at the patterns present in the material, and then, well work our way into understanding the conceptual bases of the subjects at large. Tutoring should always be a collaborative effort that encompasses a way of learning beyond any particular subject. By the end of our sessions together, I hope that you will have learned how to teach yourself; fostering that sense of independence is my main goal.Even though I specialize in material geared toward the English language, the humanities, and the social sciences, I have a background in natural scienceecology and microbiologyand have done a fair amount of basic research in those areas. I am always happy to return to those roots with you! I work from multiple frameworks that adapt to not only each individual student, but also their progress and its ever-changing trajectories. Rather than relying on visual learning, which I myself tend to do, I try to connect the visual with the verbal in order to tune eyes and ears to the metaphors that are the basis of any subject. In my spare time, I write poetry, so I highly value fluidity and dynamism in all aspects of education. Because of my love for understanding the aural/verbal styles of learning, I tend to work well with multilingual students and others who are revisiting the process of learning and loving English!My academic background: After high school, I attended UT-Knoxville on a full-ride as a member of their Scholars Program. Overall, I was very successful with my college applications and can help you with all aspects of that process. Admittedly, I changed my major many, many times, but that journey has led me to my love of writing and a wealth of knowledge from diverse areas and subjects! My specialties include poetry and drama; definitely contact me if youre doing either!
I'm a doctoral student studying rhetoric and composition with a focus on digital composition and cultural rhetorics. I have a strong interest in teaching reading and writing as well as several years of experience teaching them.
My educational background is in mathematics education. This means I studied how to do math and how students learn math. I graduated with a PhD from North Carolina State University and since then, I've taught math for K-12 future teachers as well as math courses for non-STEM majors. I also taught high school math before going to graduate school. I am passionate about helping students overcome their fear and anxiety about math. Math can be a difficult subject, but I enjoy helping students understand both the how and why of mathematics. I want my students to gain confidence in their abilities to problem solve.
I am a freelance writer specializing in content writing, editing, and proofreading. I have degrees in English, Russian, and Russian Literature with minors in French and History. I love to bring my expertise in language, reading, and writing to students who want to improve their skills and achieve their goals.
Experienced professional with a unique combination of technical expertise, managerial experience, planning and organizational skills that balance work, team support and ad-hoc responsibilities in a timely and professional manner. Well-versed in instructional design and implementation geared towards supporting the success of diverse individuals.
My passion for helping students grow stems from a desire to see the next generation rise to their potential. Education is an essential piece to this puzzle! I have tutored in-person and online several times over the past 13 years, taught 3rd grade and 10th grade in public schools, and worked with homeschooling students. I currently homeschool my own children and have three different tutoring jobs, where I tutor elementary math, ELA, and science as well as high school essay editing. While it is incredibly difficult to select just one favorite subject to tutor, I would say that I most ELA because I absolutely love literature and essay writing! I believe the best way to teach or tutor students is through deep, meaningful conversation and asking them thought-provoking questions.
I have a master's degree in English from Wayne State University and a strong love for the use of proper grammar and punctuation in writing. I would love to help any student strengthen his or her reading skills and comprehension, as well as provide that student guidance on writing, researching, and properly citing essays.
Hello students!! My name is Dipen P. and I am here to help students through their college accounting courses and serve as a career strategist. I have a Bachelor's and Master's Degree in accounting. I am also a Certified Public Accountant. I have experience teaching accounting courses as a adjunct professor at the college level while working for an large global accounting firm. I am also a career coach that has experience with talent & campus recruiting for my former accounting firm. See below for my qualifications: Bachelor's Degree in Accounting Master's Degree in Accounting Certified Public Accountant I can help with: Accounting: -For student in an introductory accounting course, I have an Accounting Overview Guide that will help you establish a foundation in basic accounting concepts to be successful in your course. -Homework assignments via screenshare. -Live lectures on various accounting topics. -Study preparation for accounting tests. -Completion of accounting projects. Career Development: -I can coordinate your entire application process including finding internships that fit your background and keeping track of due dates/deadlines in addition to the services listed below: -Preparation and Restructure of Resumes. -Preparation of cover letters for job applications. -Conducting practice job mock Interviews in order to prepare students for an upcoming job interview. -My success includes helping several students land an investment banking internship offer with one of the Top 3 Investments Banks in the world and helping another student receive a full time job offer with a prestigious law firm in a major city. -I have connections with individuals that work at the Big Four Accounting Firms ( EY, KPMG, PWC, and Deloitte) as well as the large investment banks (JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs). I can leverage my network to help submit resumes into their employee referral portals to improve chances of an interview. I have previously taught Principles of Accounting I and Principles Accounting II at the College level for 7+ Years. I have 640+ hours of tutoring experience over the past 7 Years. Students describe me as a patient tutor that takes his time to explain concepts using real world examples and information. I also have prepared many materials and exercises that help students learn many of the topics. Together, we'll unlock your potential in accounting and career development. With my expertise, you'll grasp complex concepts and navigate your career path confidently. Let's make your success story a reality! Your journey starts here.
If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough. -Albert EinsteinAfter completing 4 years of work experience as a business valuation analyst and level 3 of the CFA program, I have taken some time to travel (before Covid) and begin teaching online.My expertise is in options, futures, forwards, swaps and other financial derivatives, which I studied both at Middle Tennessee State University and the London School of Economics. I gained valuable tutoring experience in university after being offered a position in the finance lab as a head tutor, and have since found that those skills have translated well to helping business students thrive at Varsity Tutors.While I also tutor other subjects including Spanish and College English, I have found working with professionals seeking designations or motivated college business students looking to get ahead to be a great fit for me.I now work in business development for a venture capital firm whose operators have created over $3.0B in exit value. I help make sure capital flows to the best and brightest entrepreneurs, and that risk-seeking investors are properly rewarded for their bets.I look forward to helping you advance.
I have a bachelor's degree in History with a minor in Anthropology, and I graduated with a 4.0 GPA. I love trying to understand the context of the people in history by attempting to see through their eyes. Culture and geography work hand in hand with history to provide insight into that context.
I love reading and writing. My genres of preference are romance, fantasy, and sci-fi, but I'm open to reading any good story. All writers can learn from each other by helping each other whether it's through brainstorming or holding each other accountable for goals.
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Middle Tennessee State University tutors have succeeded in one of the world's most competitive academic environments. They understand what it takes to excel at a high level and can share the strategies that worked for them.
Beyond subject expertise, many serve as mentors who can offer perspective on academic planning and goal-setting.
Many can, especially with application essays, interview preparation, and building a strong academic profile. They've been through the selective admissions process and know what top schools look for.
If college admissions support is a priority, mention that when you're matched so we can find a tutor with relevant experience.
All tutors complete background checks, credential verification (including Middle Tennessee State University affiliation), and teaching evaluation. We ensure they have both subject expertise and the ability to teach effectively.
Only tutors who meet our standards are approved to work with students.
Middle Tennessee State University tutors work with students from middle school through college. Many enjoy working with motivated students who want to push themselves academically.
Tutor profiles show their experience with different grade levels so you can find a good fit.
Tutoring is purchased in packages of hours. Rates vary by tutor and reflect their background and expertise. Tutors from top universities often command higher rates based on their credentials.
You can discuss pricing options during your consultation to find a package that fits your budget.
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