Alan C.
Alan attended Princeton, where he studied Mathematics, focusing on Probability Theory and Machine Learning Theory. He is now a PhD student at Harvard in the Department of Statistics, where he works on establishing mathematical foundations for machine learning tools that have had empirical success.
Gus
Gus is currently in his fifth year of pursuing his PhD in Clinical Psychology at Columbia University. He is currently conducting psychological research using experimental and survey methods and serves as the doctoral student leader of the Internet, Disclosure & Psychotherapy Lab.
Scott
Scott earned his MBA from Yale and BS in Applied Economics and Management from Cornell. He has worked as a management consultant and a semi-professional poker player. Currently, he works at Google.
Paul
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“I am so glad I used Cambridge Coaching for my GRE prep! Paul is not only an expert in every section of this exam, but he is also an incredible teacher. He preps and tailors each session to the specific needs of the individual, and thoroughly and efficiently works through the necessary content in whatever time is available before the test date. He quickly establishes a great rapport and creates space so the student feels comfortable to make mistakes and learn. It is obvious that Paul is dedicated to the success of his clients and is more than qualified to help them reach their academic goals. Paul played a critical role in my success, and I am honored to have had the opportunity to work with him. I give him my highest review and recommendation.”
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“Paul has a great attitude. He kept focus on my weak areas and supported my strengths. Cambridge Coaching has the BEST tutors ever.”
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Medical School Applicant
Eric Durudogan