Ivy College Prep
About
🏛️ My name is Jan, and I'm a student at Harvard, who also received two offers from UCL to study Biology and Medical Sciences respectively.
✅My students have been admitted to UCL, UPenn, and achieved 1550+ SAT scores. I have been a college application consultant for over 2 years. I'm also a mentor at YourPathAcademy.
🥇I only tutor a select few students at a time to ensure I can provide live support, maximum availability, and personalized sessions. Each session is custom prepared for you.
🔑Proven approach to college essay writing. I have helped write 10s of essays with students who went on to be admitted to top colleges (e.g. UPenn).
💻3 years experience as an online tutor.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Do you have a standard pricing system for your lessons? If so, please share the details here.
85$ per hour
I also do 30min sessions, which cost 50$ per hour, and 2 hour sessions which costs 150$.
How did you get started teaching?
Many friends I helped with their own applications / SAT told me to get tutoring because they found my help useful and insighftul. I really loved the idea, and enjoy working with younger students (I've worked as a summer camp counsellor every summer since I was 14!).
When school went online for a long time and my final exams were intially completely cancelled I had enough time on my hands to get started with tutoring, and so it began:)
What types of students have you worked with?
My students are international, and from varied backgrounds, ranging from prestigious public schools in big cities, to private international schools or small town state schools. Some start of getting 700+ on math for example, and others start with a 300-400. Some improve exponentially almost immediately, others take time to start improving. My tutoring is there for all:)
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What gives this person credibility? (How do I know that they know what they're talking about)
What experience do they have teaching this?
Do I see myself working with them for more than an hour or two?