260 Tutors Matching "law"

...am proud to say that I have been recognized by WyzAnt as a Top 50 tutor and have been certified by WyzAnt as one of their original online tutors! My specialty areas include GRE, GMAT, and SAT prep; college and graduate school admissions counseling; law (including all 1L and 2L courses and Bar and baby Bar exams) and history (all areas, including... read more

Let's talk about you, and then talk about me. First, you: You already know that you must rock your law school exams. (That includes the bar exam, but we'll get there in a minute.) More than ever, your early success as a lawyer--getting a good law firm job, clerkship, public interest position, or teaching position--will depend on your law school grades,... read more

I am currently a University Professor with over 10 years teaching experience as well as a substitute teacher and tutor for a prestigious all girls school in Manhattan. I have taught grades 6-12, been trained and teach writing enhanced classes on the University level and have been certified to teach on-line and formerly certified to teach grades 6-12... read more

Why law school tutoring? For law students, grades are everything. And what makes law school so hard is not that the material is inherently difficult. It's hard because you're graded on a strict curve for a skill set which your professors don't really teach. You're on your own to figure out how to do well. If you're a 1L, this is why you're anxious... read more

...While in college, I periodically tutored high school students in the sciences as well as other college students in my major (physics). After graduation I held weekly individual tutoring sessions with local high school students, teaching everything from English to college math. I went to Caltech, so math and science are my specialty, but I'm a decent... read more

Lisa, an accomplished writer, and instructor, completed her Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Anthropology, and graduated summa cum laude from SUNY at Buffalo. She then earned a Master’s Degree in English with honors from Columbia University and completed most of her doctoral credits on full academic scholarship. She also won a NY Times Foundation... read more

So, you've decided to go to law school in one of the toughest economies for lawyers. So, you need to make yourself stand out. Do I really know what I'm doing? I graduated first in my law school class. I have over 6 years of experience practicing law. I spent over 4 years in "biglaw", during which time I interviewed potential summer and lateral associates... read more

...I held internships at the U.S. Attorneys Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, the National Labor Relations Board and a Connecticut labor and employment firm. After law school I worked at Associated Musicians where I represented jazz artists in labor and employment disputes and negotiated contracts. More recently, I worked as a legal... read more

I am an SAT, ACT, SSAT, ISEE, SHSAT, LSAT, GMAT, and GRE expert and have tutored hundreds of students for a myriad of other standardized tests and academic subjects. My students have consistently achieved results at the apex of the learning and test curve, winning admission to highly competitive academic programs at Harvard, Stanford, MIT, and many... read more

TEACHING PHILOSOPHY My teaching philosophy is very simple: teach students how to teach themselves. By teaching students the art of self-learning, their confidence in their learning ability will improve while they develop and enhance their analytical and problem-solving skills. These skills are important, because they are applicable in any endeavor,... read more