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Hi! I'm Charlotte, a freshman at Harvard College who loves Chemistry. I recently completed the IB 2024 Exams with a perfect score of 45/45 and achieved a 1570 on the 2022 SAT Exam. - IB: Chemistry HL, Biology HL, Economics HL, Math AA SL, English LangLit SL, German B SL, Theory of Knowledge (TOK), Extended Essay (EE) - SAT: 800 Math, 770 Reading & Writing Other exams: - IGCSE 2022 Exams, all A*s (Chemistry, Biology, Physics, English Language, English Literature, Math, German, Chinese, History, Art) - Advanced Subsidiary German 2022: A (highest grade obtainable) - DSD I & II: B1, C1 I am fluent in English, Mandarin, Dutch & can speak/read/write in German & Cantonese. I also love soccer, judo & songwriting!

Isabella is a sophomore at Harvard studying applied mathematics with a focus in Physics and Engineering. Besides Harvard, she was admitted to Yale, UPenn, Columbia, Brown, Cornell, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UMich, Georgia Tech, amongst other universities. Growing up between 7 different countries, Isabella is passionate about helping students stand out through their unique story, empowering them through academic and college application strategy support. While in high school, Isabella conducted physics research with NASA, attended various Pre-College programs, and tutored for the Red Cross since 2021. She graduated with a 4.0 GPA and a 1560 on the SAT. Now at Harvard, Isabella is involved in STEM, Humanities, and Pre-Professional organizations such the Clean Energy Group, Consulting on Business and the Environment, and Harvard Undergraduate Architecture Society. With an artistic and scientific mindset, Isabella provides well-roundedness into her tutoring. Isabella offers tutoring across various subjects and levels: math (up to the highest level), languages (Spanish, English, Russian, Latin), physics, and chemistry. She is also experienced in college preparation strategies and essay workshops, as well as SAT preparation help.

Sarah (Harvard Class of 2029) is from Kansas City, Kansas. She scored a 1600 on the SAT (one-attempt) and took 15 AP classes (all 5s) through high school in the following subjects: Human Geography, World History, Physics 1, Statistics, Computer Science Principles, US History, Language & Composition, Chemistry, Microeconomics, Seminar, Calculus BC, Research, Macroeconomics, Government, and Spanish Language & Culture. In high school, Sarah was President of her city's Teen Council program and interned at the local government. She was also a nationally competitive policy debater (TOC-bid, Michigan 7-Week, Top 32 Nationally). She also competed at DECA Internationals (placed 8th in HRM) and was part of the Young Entrepreneurs Program of KC, where she interned at an international fintech. Sarah specializes in test preparation and strategy. In high school, she was President of the Math and English Honor Societies, where she ran tutoring sessions for 100+ students and improved test scores immensely. She is also capable of tutoring for any of the subjects for which she took AP exams. She can also support students with college essay revisions and strategies. Sarah is currently studying Applied Math & Government at Harvard, looking to pursue a career related to both fields.

Eleanor (Class of 2028) is from Medford, Massachusetts, and is concentrating in Applied Math and Biological Sciences with a citation in Spanish. She scored a 1490 on the SAT, with a 780 in Math (99th percentile) and a 710 in EVBRW, and received an AP Scholar with Distinction award. In high school, Eleanor tutored algebra, pre-calculus, calculus, and statistics through the National Honor Society. She also coached middle-school students in tennis and reading/writing and is passionate about college application counseling. Over her summers, she worked as a counselor for a kids’ circuit and engineering program, completed dual-enrollment courses in biology, statistics, and programming, and interned at a biotech company in Cambridge. She also co-founded Seeds to Feed, a local organization that helped address food insecurity by harvesting and donating produce from her high school’s garden. A fun fact about Eleanor: she built a radio telescope in her AP Physics class and used it to measure the velocity of the Milky Way. Her graduation speech was about particle physics!