Meet our tutors

Tutor Bryan M. is passionate about education and English and enjoys helping his students grow in their confidence and skills. He says that one of his favorite things about teaching is watching his students' writing improve.

“My approach to admissions consulting is rooted in relationship-building, access, and long-term student success,” Jon M. says. “With over a decade of experience across a variety of institutions, I’ve developed a strong ability to meet students where they are, understand their individual needs, and guide them through complex decisions with clarity and care.”

"Breaking down problems into separate visual components has been successful for me when teaching," says Ryan M. "I tend to lean more on visuals and diagrams when possible." Ryan is a computer scientist who enjoys problem solving.

“I love being able to see kids become more confident in themselves as time goes on and realizing that they have great skills academically!” says behavioral technician Mia M. “I believe being able to present myself as someone fun, someone who cares, and someone who is here for the learner every step of the way greatly helps their learning.”

Tania was a scholarship athlete in college and now mentors student athletes. She has tutored high school and college students in a wide range of subjects.

"I believe that the best in you is yet to come," says admissions counselor Matt L. With more than fifteen years experience connecting thousands of students with their best colleges, Matt brings significant personal insight into the highly competitive process of admissions.

“I believe very strongly in the value of teaching literature, poetry, and the humanities,” says long-time Latin teacher Jane L. “I am never surprised that kids buy into my enthusiasm, even when it comes to what everyone thinks they will hate—GRAMMAR!”

“I think it's important for both the students and the instructor to actually enjoy the tutoring process, rather than speed through it,” Amanda L. says. “This simple change in mentality goes a long way when it comes to inspiring the continued pursuit of learning. And of course, the shared feeling of joy they get when they succeed is truly priceless, and makes all the work worthwhile in the end.”

Since 2011, Gena L. has worked as a private college consultant, helping a diverse array of students including athletes, students with disabilities, and artists get into their desired colleges. With Gena’s 25 years of experience in education, she has a fierce passion to provide resources, tools, and advice to students and families as they navigate the college admissions and scholarship processes.