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One on one tutoring is one student and one tutor for the whole session, so the entire hour belongs to your kid. Lily hand-picks that tutor herself and the session gets built around one kid’s learning gaps. Math, SAT prep, writing, executive functioning, and physics, online from anywhere or in person in Baltimore County, Baltimore City and Howard County.
Every subject here runs one on one, so the whole hour follows your student’s pace and questions. Pick the subject and we’ll match them with a tutor who knows it cold and can explain it so it lands.
Pre-Algebra through college calculus and differential equations, plus geometry, trig, and honors and AP statistics. One on one math means we go back step by step and fill the gaps each course assumes your student doesn’t have.
Explore Maryland math tutoring →Digital SAT prep that starts from a proctored practice test and a score report, then weekly sessions with our SAT Team, 1-on-1 on Zoom or in a small group.
Explore SAT prep in Maryland →One on one writing help from 6th grade through college and professional work. Essays, college applications and research papers, with the organization and revision each one needs.
Meet a writing tutor →Hacking Your Potential is our one on one track for older teens and adults who are capable but scattered. Planning, time management and focus, the study skills every other subject leans on.
How it works →High school physics through intro-college physics, plus the math that science and STEM courses assume, explained at the pace your student needs.
Ask about STEM tutoring →Strategies, review sessions, and study skills, built around your student’s learning style and the gaps underneath the grade. Students working toward an SAT test date can start with SAT prep in Maryland, and our SAT Program runs weekly SAT tutoring in Maryland, 1-on-1 on Zoom or in a small group in Howard County, starting with the Front Door, an SAT class in Maryland on Zoom.
A grade is usually the last thing to tell you a student is lost. Working one on one we can find where the learning actually broke down, close that gap first, and then come back to the current unit with nothing left to fall through.
We don’t rewrite the essay for them. Students learn to organize a draft, tighten the argument, and edit their own work, from middle school essays to college applications.
Test prep keyed to the questions your student actually misses, starting from a proctored practice test and a written score report, plus strategies your student can use on test day.
Planning, organization, and follow-through, built alongside the subject and around your student’s learning style so the habits stick after tutoring ends.
A traditional classroom splits one teacher across a room full of kids, so personalized tutoring is mostly about undivided attention: one tutor, one student, and a learning environment built around how that kid works. Tutoring sessions run through the school year, and elementary school math is available by request.
Middle school is where the learning gaps start. One on one sessions keep kids on top of their courses and rebuild confidence before high school raises the stakes.
Our busiest years: Algebra through AP calculus, SAT prep, and college-prep writing, plus the study skills to juggle that many courses at once.
College students come to us for calculus, statistics, physics, and writing, usually for a required course standing between them and their major.
Not sure which subject your student needs most? Contact a tutor and bring that question to the free consult. Lily will help you figure it out. Tutors looking to join the roster can see how we hire tutors in Baltimore. Families in Howard County can start with Columbia MD tutoring or tutoring in Ellicott City, where the in-person coverage is real, and families in the city and county can start with Baltimore MD tutoring.
Not sure which of the five subjects is the real problem? Describe what homework looks like at your house and we'll sort it out on the call.
If you already know the class, even better. Name it and Lily will start there.
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Want a specific subject in depth? See how a math tutor in Maryland works through a course, or browse tutoring prices in Maryland.
One on one tutoring, also written one to one tutoring, is one student and one tutor for the whole tutoring session, so every minute goes to that student’s questions. The tutor sets the pace from what your kid actually knows, which is how a one on one tutor can surface a learning gap in a session or two that a full classroom rarely has time to catch. That is the whole case for personalized learning: the hour adapts to the student.
Whether one on one tutoring is worth it depends on what is going wrong. Group tutoring splits an hour among everyone in the room, while one on one tutoring spends the whole session on one student’s learning gaps, so it suits a student whose problem is a specific gap or a confidence issue more than general practice. You can book a single session and judge it yourself before committing to anything.
Every subject here runs one on one, and the SAT Program also has a small-group option. Math from Pre-Algebra through college calculus and differential equations, including honors and AP statistics, plus SAT prep, writing from middle school essays through graduate and professional work, executive functioning, and physics through intro-college courses. If your student’s course falls in that range, ask - odds are good we have a tutor who covers it every week.
We tutor students from 6th grade through college. Most families come to us with middle school and high school students, and we also support college students in math, statistics, physics, and writing. Executive functioning is built for older teens and adults. Elementary math and other subjects are available by request, so ask on the consult call.
You name the class, and Lily picks from the roster herself: the tutor who knows that subject matter cold and whose personality fits your student. You’ll know your tutor’s name and the courses they cover before the first session, and if the fit isn’t right, tell us and we’ll re-match.
Both, in person or online, and we’ll recommend the right format on the consult call. Online tutoring over Zoom reaches students across Maryland and beyond, while in-person runs in central Maryland (Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Howard County), depending on each tutor’s schedule.
A reasonable price for tutoring per hour depends on the subject and how advanced the work is. Ours start at $75 an hour and run to $145 for AP-level work, and SAT prep is priced by the class and the week, so you hear your exact number before anything is scheduled. The full breakdown by subject is on the tutoring prices in Maryland page.
Generally, students meet with their tutors for 1 hour per week. Both frequency and duration can vary based on exams and deadlines. Sessions can last up to two hours, in 15-minute increments, and be as frequent as three times a week or as occasional as once a month. Since there’s no long-term contract, you can book the sessions you need when you need them.
Yes. Even in subject tutoring, the academic support runs alongside the math or the essay, so the tutor helps students work on how to study while they cover the content. For students whose real gap is organization and follow-through rather than content, our Hacking Your Potential executive functioning track is built for that gap.
Start with a free consult call. Tell us which class, which grade, and which deadline, and Lily will recommend the right tutor. Most families go from that call to a first session in about a week to ten days.
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