The Best SAT Tutors in East Amherst, NY

I am a graduate student in philosophy, currently finishing my dissertation on social epistemology. My academic interests include epistemology, social and political philosophy, and Chinese philosophy. I received an MA in philosophy at Virginia Tech, which allowed me to gain certificates in philosophy of science and... read more

After completing several AP English courses, receiving high scores on their corresponding exams, and earning a 730 on the English portion of the SAT, I feel confident in my English skills and ability to share these skills with my students. I have a passion for the English language, writing, and literature, and... read more

I have tutored the SAT Reading section since 2017 at a learning center, and also privately. I received training on the exam, and acquired many effective strategies, while also developing my own. read more

I got my peer tutoring certification in 7th grade, and tutored consistently throughout middle and high school. Growing up, my mom was a special education teacher, and my dad taught psych courses at a local college, so I was surrounded by educators from an early age. I think the single most important trait of a successful... read more

I scored 710/800 on the SAT Math section. read more

For over 40 years in Buffalo, I have tutored science and mathematics, either part-time or full-time. I have also taught physics as a professor at Daemen College and mathematical sciences at the University at Buffalo as well as AP physics/calculus and Regents physics at local private schools. Biophysics was my... read more

I have a lot of experience tutoring SAT Math. I am also very familiar with the Math Level 1 and 2 Subject Tests. Many of my students have received high 700s and perfect scores. read more

I received a 680 on my own SAT writing section, took SAT prep courses when I was in high school, and have spent three years teaching English at a college preparatory school that placed an emphasis on SAT prep. read more

Nicholas J. P, M.S., is a researcher, programmer, and biomedical engineer with a penchant for quantitative, cross-disciplinary inquiry. Nicholas is currently a second-year medical student at the Jacobs School of Medicine at the State University of New York at Buffalo, where his research interests include neuroradiology,... read more

Recently I worked over the phone with a student going over numerous SAT math questions. This process went very well. I have an excellent understanding of this level of math. I taught using a copy of The Official SAT Study Guide 2nd Edition by CollegeBoard. read more