I currently work for JP Morgan as a Private Banker in Manhattan. I graduated from Loyola University Maryland in May of 2017 with a degree in Finance & Information Systems. After graduation, I transitioned to numerous math-related Finance roles, at firms such as Morgan Stanley, Wells Fargo, and First Republic Bank.

My passion for teaching has always come directly from my family. Growing up with a mother who is a teacher and two sisters who tutor as well, I have always witnessed a sense of pure satisfaction in their achievements from working with their students. Throughout schooling, my grandfather who was a math professor would teach me mathematics at the crack of dawn so I could obtain a head start in algebra, pre-calculus, etc. before I even reached school. Needless to say, these awakenings sharpened my math skills to a fine point, ultimately helping me achieve a near perfect score in the ACT Math section and an 800 (or perfect score) in the SAT Math section.

It is relatively easy for me to connect to and understand my students compared to other tutors since there is less of an age gap. My schedule is extremely flexible; I am available for tutoring all days throughout the week (including weekends). The ultimate goal here is to make sure that my students receive an extra boost of help and feel confident when approaching new problems on their own. When I teach a student, I want to see them learn how to solve all sorts of problems related to that concept, not only the specific problem itself. This will help the student ace any exams, pop quizzes, and quizzes at any given time because the student will understand the core foundation of problem-solving via tutoring sessions. Overall, helping my students achieve superior scores will boost their confidence in not only math, but possibly other subjects of studies as well.