The Best Philosophy Tutors in Chicago, IL

Hi! My name is Ryan, and I'm a University of Chicago graduate with 99th-percentile test scores and a decade of teaching experience. My journey in education began in 2009, as a teaching assistant on the South Side of Chicago for the University of... read more

I am solidly trained in the history of philosophy, especially ancient and modern (not so much medieval), and have specific expertise on Heidegger and Nietzsche. I have also done a fair amount of work on Plato and Aristotle. I've worked... read more

I have a PhD in philosophy and have taught a wide variety of courses including critical thinking/informal logic, introductory philosophy courses, ethics, political and social philosophy, epistemology, and metaphysics. read more

Currently, I am only holding online sessions. Given that many schools are moving to online lessons, it is critical to provide extra support. Please reach out to schedule online tutoring sessions now. I recently graduated with a PhD from the... read more

I have a Master's Degree from the University of Chicago with a concentration in philosophy. My primary background is political philosophy, Aristotle, Stoicism, and American pragmatism, but I also work on rhetoric and logic. I am... read more

In terms of my experience, I've been tutoring all ages in a variety of different subjects. I founded my own Philosophy Program and taught philosophy to middle school students which involved tailoring my explanations and lessons... read more

I have taught students in grades K-12 for 22+ years, having experience in Chicago's finest private, parochial, and public institutions. Most of that time has been spent working with intermediate grade students. I hold high expectations for all... read more

I'm J.W.! I have a Ph.D., M.A., and B.A. in religion and ancient studies. I have been a professor for over 7 years. I am friendly and skilled at helping people to improve their writing, polish essays, and craft strong resumes and CVs. I love... read more

My greatest specialty is with the law school entrance exam, known (and dreaded) by soon-to-be law students as the LSAT. I've taught the LSAT for 11 years, scored a 180 on the September 2009 LSAT, and several of my students scored in the 99th... read more

I'm a Psychology and English student at DePaul University, and I plan on attending grad school in order to earn the training and credentials necessary to work as an effective clinical therapist, researcher, and university professor. So it should... read more