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Kooshul J.
Private tutor in Monmouth Junction, NJ
Education
I am currently a graduate of South Brunswick High School in central New Jersey, and I am a freshman at Dartmouth College, an Ivy League university. I am double majoring in Economics (concentrating in Finance) and Computer Science.
Experience
TUTORING EXPERIENCE During the past summer, I tutored multiple students, and before that, I have worked as a volunteer tutor both at my local public library, and for students in AP classes in my school. I have worked with students from all grade levels, including elementary, middle, and high school students. ACADEMIC INFORMATION GPA: 4.5/4.0 Test Scores: - SAT: 2400/2400 (Perfect Score) - SAT Subject Test in Mathematics Level II: 800/800 - SAT Subject Test in Chemistry: 800/800 - SAT Subject Test in Physics: 800/800 AP Exams Taken [I have received a 5, the highest score, on all of these exams]: - AP Physics B - AP Chemistry - AP Calculus BC - AP Computer Science A - AP Physics C: Mechanics - AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism - AP Psychology - AP Environmental Science - AP Statistics - AP Biology - AP Microeconomics - AP Macroeconomics - AP Spanish Language and Culture *Due to my achievements on AP Exams, I was named a National AP Scholar by The College Board* EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES/EXPERIENCES & POSITIONS HELD: - Varsity Tennis Captain (all four years of high school) - Attended prestigious six-week fully funded free computer science summer program at Princeton University - Chemistry Olympics President (three years) - Future Business Leaders of America Webmaster (three years) - Financial Leadership Development Club Vice President (two years) - National Honor Society Member - Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, English, and Spanish Honor Society Member
Subject Expertise
Algebra 1, Calculus 1, Differential Equations, Math, SAT Math, Statistics, Trigonometry, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Science, English, ACT, SAT, C/C++, Java, Computer Skills, Economics