A 2022 graduate from GWU Law, I am a native-speaker of Arabic and have taught and tutored English-as-a-Second-Language, Arabic, including the fusHa, Egyptian and Lebanese dialects. I am a very high scorer in the LSAT Games and happy to teach you the simple and organized strategies of excelling in them. I also am very adept in sociology and have a concentration in it as well as a lot of experience working in the subject area.
Several years ago, I was in your shoes and looking for a tutor because I was very passionately seeking to start Law School. I couldn't prepare well for the LSAT until I started seeing a tutor, and that's part of how I know very well what a student needs to hear and know.
We each have our own learning styles and needs, and tutoring one-on-one can be instrumental in developing your study plans. Having me understand where your individual needs are and what tutoring strategies work best for you are cornerstones in allowing me to helping you master your study goals.

Your sociology tutor must be someone who has a profound knowledge in larger systems and patterns. Equal parts curious, decisive, and impactful, I have significant analytical skills about our social conditions and structures. I have a concentration in sociology from college, where I received outstanding grades and recommendations. My work in sociology has been informed by many people with rich experiences, including civil rights activists, former political prisoners, refugees, and survivors of trauma.

Not only am I a native Arabic speaker, I am fluent in several dialects and would be happy to teach you more than one. I am fluent in the Lebanese, Egyptian and FusHa dialects, and can understand many others. Nonetheless, I understand that Arabic is no easy language to learn, and I can focus on one dialect with you instead.
The Lebanese dialect is similar to the Syrian (sometimes called "Shami") dialect, so I would be happy to assist in that.
My qualifications in Arabic go well beyond my fluent skills. I have tutored Arabic for se