Meet Your Tutors

Eric has been teaching the SAT and ACT and providing college counseling since 1998. He has degrees in Communications and Music and is a financial aid expert. He contributed to the bestsellers Cracking the SAT, Crash Course for the SAT, and 11 Practice Tests for the SAT & PSAT. He once broke a toe playing laser-tag: when they say, “no running,” they mean it.

Laura has been teaching on the college and high school levels since 2003. She has a degree in Journalism, and helmed The Princeton Review’s Best 377 Colleges, Best Value Colleges, Best Professors, and The Portable Guidance Counselor. Laura hails from Alabama, but if you ask her where she lost her Southern accent, she’ll tell you: college.

After graduating from MCVSD’s High Technology High School, Adam earned a Bachelor’s degree in English at Franklin & Marshall. He has written for medical magazines and regularly edits MIT research for publication in robotics journals. Adam taught himself to play drums with couch cushions and a chest he found in the basement; the chest didn’t last long.

Sam has been teaching since 2004. He earned his Master's in Education from Rutgers and holds NJ Teaching Certificates in several disciplines including Special Education. He has experience differentiating instruction and designing classes to focus on each student’s ability. Sam believes in using diagrams, carefully showing work, and the healing power of tacos.

Samantha is a certified teacher with both Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in English. She’s been teaching on the high school level since 2018, and has helped hundreds of students with college application essays. Samantha is also a contributing author to a skiing lifestyle magazine in Vermont and has twice chickened out at the top of Black Diamonds.

Sia ranked first in All-India CBSE boards in 12th grade and went on to become a medical doctor, interning in child neurology at Harvard- and Cornell-affiliated hospitals. Her favorite part was teaching others, and she has been a teacher since 2013. Sia has traveled to over 45 countries but insists the resorts are nicer than the jungles.

Danielle holds her bachelor’s degree from SUNY New Paltz and has taught in Japan, Poland, and Thailand. She's passionate about creating a fun educational environment where her students can succeed. Danielle enjoys hiking and anything pizza-related. She also volunteers at animal sanctuaries where she was once attacked by a duck.