Casey's SAT Tutoring

Casey's SAT Tutoring

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About

Hello everyone!

My name is Casey Jang and I currently a student studying Public Health and Medicine, Science and Humanities at Johns Hopkins university. I scored a 1530/1600 on the SAT and work as a part-time tutor. I have been formally tutoring for nearly two years and informally for even longer with friends and family. I love working with high school students in helping them achieve their college goals. Usually, my students score about a 200+ point different with my tips and tricks and they all describe me as patient, fun and helpful. I plan my tutoring sessions so that I can make the most of your time and money by doing more direct tutoring and less of my student working on things that they could otherwise work on their own. I am also open to negotiating prices as I understand that tutoring can be expensive. I really hope to work with you and please let me know if you have any questions or concerns and I'd love to hop on a zoom call with you!

Casey


Highlights

Hired 7 times
3 years in business
Serves Baltimore , MD
Offers online services

Payment methods

Venmo, Zelle

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Details

Grade level

High school

Type of math

Pre-algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre-calculus

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noel G.

Casey is a very good tutor and my score went up a total of 150 points! She provides lots of practice test material and works with you through all of the answers that you got incorrect. I definitely recommend Casey as a tutor!
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April 18, 2023

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Thomas C.

Casey is excellent. Well prepared and extremely knowledgeable and helpful!
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October 26, 2022
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Aween A.

Casey is an excellent tutor! She is down to earth and a really helpful person. I was able to understand the tips and advice that she gave me for answering some tricky SAT questions. I would reccomend her to anyone looking for a SAT tutor. She will definitely help you boost your score.
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July 14, 2022

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Amanda L.

I had Casey as my tutor before and she was incredibly patient and encouraging. I improved and I am now confident that I will do well on the SATs.
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May 26, 2022

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Tony C.

Casey was a really great tutor! She helped me raise my SAT score by 150 points.
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May 26, 2022

Frequently asked questions

Before Day 1: Take a diagnostic test 

On Day 1: Review test, talk about goals, see areas that need more focus

The rest of the days include the student taking practice tests and me reviewing it with them during tutoring sessions. By reviewing it with them, I will include tips about timing, content and other things I've picked up from my own experience. 

I graduated high school with the International Baccalaureate diploma. I took the SAT after self studying for a few months and got a 1530/1600 (790 on the math section and 740 on the Reading & Writing Section). I have had another SAT tutoring job where my students have increased up to 250 points with a few months. I have also been informally tutoring my younger siblings and friends. 

75 dollars/hour

I would like lessons to be at least an hour so that we can really go in depth.

*Note: I don't mind negotiating on prices because I understand what it is like to not necessarily be able to afford high end tutoring. I had self-studied myself, but if I had a good tutor back then, it would have benefited me. 

I started mainly as tutoring the people around me informally. As I got into college, I took up a part time job tutoring for SAT and some high school math. 

American and International high school students from 9-12th grade.

I would say make sure it is someone who will be encouraging and patient, but stern enough to make sure you stay diligent. You can't expect the tutor to do all the work and you will magically get better. Find someone who will flexible and push you to be your best while guiding you so you can reach your academic goal in the most efficient way!

Some questions before coming to Day 1:

What are my strengths and weaknesses?

What are my goals?

How much time and energy do I have/want to spend on this test?

How do I want tutoring sessions to be structures? (Of course, I will definitely have it planned)


Services offered

Math
College Admissions
Test Prep Tutoring