An GRE Coach with Years of Experience (Cincinnati)
If you are one of the many GRE students who are distressed with their score after taking a GRE prep class, I'd like you to be aware of one thing: It's not your fault!
The average GRE class is approximately 28 hours: 14 hours for math and 14 for verbal. If you were to ask any GRE instructor, he or she would agree that one can only just scratch the surface with 28 hours of classroom teaching.
A classroom course paces itself for the middle of the road student. If you already know a section, you're bored (and squandering money and time!) while the instructor goes over it. And if you are weak in a particular chapter, the teacher must necessarily cover the primary points but then has to progress, so you won't learn the complexity of the topic that you so urgently desired. This is where I 'm different. As your private instructor, every minute of each and every tutoring session is about you. If you only want five minutes on the a venn diagram question, we'll spend those few minutes on it, and then we'll move on to a topic that you feel needs more depth. However, if you're a person who already knows what areas you are weak in, then no problem. I will formulate lessons around those particular topics to provide you with the tailored GRE help you need to succeed. Additionally, after each lesson, I also will assign in-depth homework from my own GRE program for you to work with. This affords the required practice problems to ensure that you completely grasp each chapter that we've covered.
So, if you are annoyed regarding the GRE because your class just wasn't enough to help you achieve your goals, don't give up! Follow up with me today, and let's get you back on your way to GRE.
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