"I realize this may sound weird considering how stressful it is for most people, but the college admissions process was some of the best fun I had in my life. I loved every aspect of it, from pulling all nighters for my Honors/AP classes to stacking my schedule with enrichment activities to grinding out those seeming endless essays. It was the ultimate game for me, with such a tangible and exciting reward: admission. It was especially gratifying when my hard work paid off and the acceptance letters and scholarship offers came flowing in. I want you to experience this feeling too!

I believe that there is no such thing as a smart person or a dumb person. I think there are only motivated people and unmotivated people. With the proper motivation, anyone can master any subject very quickly. I have been told that my energy is "infectious" and that I am a "master motivator." I believe this to be the case as well. If you give me a chance, you will not be disappointed.

The first time I took the SAT, I bombed the math section with a score of 530. Then I studied for forty hours, took it again and scored a 640. Then I studied for over 100 hours, took it again, and scored a 760 (only missed two questions). The moral of the story is: if you want to improve your math score, you need to study. If you're cool with that, I can certainly help you study!

I help a lot of foreign high school students applying to colleges in the U.S. with their English skills, especially speaking and writing. I am a Cambridge-Certified (CELTA) English teacher and have taught students from over 20 different countries. My best qualification though is that I aced the SAT Critical Reading (800/800).

From the very first session, I will make you feel smart and confident in your abilities. You will leave each session with both a stronger grasp of the content and a better outlook on learning itself!" less...