Our Team

David Blobaum is a nationally recognized expert on standardized exams and college admissions. He graduated from the University of Chicago with honors both from the college and in his major, and he received his Executive MBA from Quantic School of Business and Technology. In college, he took seriously the University of Chicago’s aim of a “Renaissance” or well-rounded education and took courses in 17 different disciplines, ranging from Statistics and Economics to Philosophy and Art History. Since then, he has devoted himself to helping students reach their potential on the SAT and ACT and, more broadly, to help them succeed through education. In addition to leading Summit Prep, he is on the Board of Directors for the National Test Prep Association and serves as its Director of Outreach to help highlight how academic standards can help students, schools, and society.

Click here for David’s media appearance page. Below are some of those interviews.

Changes to the SAT – Great Day Washington
“The SAT is an indicator of college readiness” – Op Ed published by The Hill
“College is a Buy-and-Hold Investment” – article published on Nasdaq.com
Preparing for the SAT and ACT – ABC 7 News

Eva Addae is a graduate of the University of Chicago. She is a nationally recognized advocate for equity in education, specifically surrounding standardized testing. Dissatisfied with the “one size fits all” approach to education, Eva set out to create a program for customized instruction. Along with her business partner, she developed the company’s Adaptive Learning Indexes from over 20 years of past SATs & ACTs that allow teachers to create a tailored curriculum that targets each student’s individual needs. Her personal philosophy is “only by knowing how one learns can knowledge be imbued and the joy of education discovered.”

You can find Eva’s media appearances here:

Named Top 100 Women in Business in 2023 in New Jersey
“The SAT and ACT are equalizers and predictors of success. Colleges should use the scores.” Published by NJ.com. (Click here for a PDF copy.)
“The SAT, ACT, and the Case for Equity” on the Tests and the Rest podcast
Article on the SAT and ACT in TapInto
Video series (video 1 and video 2) on equity in education and the SAT and ACT’s role in college admissions
Summit Prep featured on The Balancing Act by Montel Williams
“The Whole Person” on the Let’s Figure It Out podcast

After scoring a 36 on the ACT and a 2370 (out of 2400) on the SAT in 10th grade, Ryan went from being a recruited athlete to starting a volunteer tutoring network for athletes. After graduating from the University of Scranton with a BA in History, a BS in Secondary Education, and minors in Mathematics, Literature and Philosophy, Ryan worked in the public school system (PA and NYC) for 6 years teaching AP Histories, English (Lit/Lang), Econ, and Psych. For the past fifteen years, he has had one simple goal: each student walks away knowing he or she can surpass any limit.

Ryan teaches all sections of the SAT and ACT, high school math through pre-calc (with a deep love for geometry), the humanities APs (listed below), Catholic school admissions test, all levels of ISEE and SSAT, and is a licensed humanities teacher in PA and NY/NYC.

APs: World History, European History, American History, Comparative Government, US Government, Literature, Language and Composition, Research, Seminar, Psychology, Micro and Macro Economics, Human Geography, and Art History.

Whether teaching Math, Science, or English, Ryan will always employ the most personalized approach he can, with a firm belief that every student is fundamentally different and therefore deserves different approaches.

As a university professor and longtime tutor in literature and writing, Patrick has been deeply involved in standardized test prep, college essay editing, and humanities teaching for the past 15 years. His own high school scores included Finalist standing as a National Merit Scholar and a 1560 (800 verbal, 760 math) SAT score.

Patrick attended Johns Hopkins University on the Hodson Merit Scholarship, graduating Phi Beta Kappa with a triple major in Writing, English, and Art History. From there, he earned advanced degrees in the Johns Hopkins Writing Seminars (MFA, 2010) and the McGill Department of English (MA, 2012), teaching at each university during his time as a graduate student.

Patrick currently specializes in the following course areas.

– SAT/ACT Prep, all areas
– PSAT/NMSQT Prep
– SSAT/ISEE Exam Entrance Prep
– AP Language, AP Literature
– AP US History, AP World History, AP Art History
– GRE Verbal Prep, GMAT Verbal Prep
– College Essay Editing

Note from Summit Prep: Patrick is a preeminent expert on the SAT Verbal section. He has written more practice questions for the Verbal section of the digital SAT than probably any other individual in the world, and his content is licensed in books and digital SAT platforms and — of course — used by Summit Prep.

Kyosuke graduated from Columbia University with a BA in Mathematics and a concentration in Physics. Before coming to Summit Prep, he worked as a teaching assistant for undergraduate physics, tutored at inner city schools for standardized tests, and created an ACT prep course.

Kyosuke discovered his passion for teaching early in high school when he began tutoring middle schoolers that were struggling with math. He was surprised to find out that these students’ difficulties had nothing to do with the subject and everything to do with the often unintuitive methods they were taught in class. Since then, he has loved helping students discover their personal approach to problem solving. When preparing students for standardized tests, he places additional emphasis on efficient problem solving and time management. He specializes in Math from K-12, AP Physics, AP Calculus, and all sections of both the SAT and ACT.

In his free time, Kyosuke enjoys playing soccer, reading about science, and finding investment opportunities.

With over a decade of experience in test preparation and academic tutoring, Kristen is dedicated to empowering students to reach their fullest potential. From her undergraduate background in biology, biochemistry, and psychology, she brings a deep understanding of both subject matter and the learning process. Kristen takes a personalized approach to each student’s unique strengths and challenges within each session.

Her warm and engaging teaching style fosters a positive learning environment, making test prep not just effective, but also enjoyable. Kristen’s ability to connect with students on a personal level inspires confidence and curiosity, helping them appreciate the importance of their preparation. By tailoring her methods to fit individual learning styles, she ensures that her students not only master the material but also develop a genuine interest in their studies. Whether through interactive lessons or relatable examples, Kristen transforms the often-stressful journey of exam preparation into a rewarding (and fun!) experience.

Kristen has experience and can help with:
– All sections of ACT/SAT
– All sections of ISEE/SSAT/HSPT/Delbarton Exam/etc
– AP Biology course and exam
– College essay editing and application assistance
– Academic Biology at any level, including college-level
– Academic math (K-12), up to and including Calculus
– College-level Algebra and Pre-Calculus
– K-8 ELA
– K-8 STEM

Vincent is a Yale graduate and holds a Ph.D in Mathematics from Stony Brook University. He has done research in Mathematics and Machine Learning (Artificial Intelligence).

He has been teaching and tutoring in Mathematics and the Sciences since he was young. When working one-on-one, he takes the time to get to know each student and is then quickly able to explain topics in ways most suited to each person. He reinforces explanations through repetition and shows students alternative methods to solve each question in order to add to their knowledge base of strategies and techniques. When it comes to preparing students for standardized exams, he additionally teaches students how to find answers quickly yet calmly.

Vincent enjoys running and cycling, has competed at the National level in these sports, and also currently serves as a health and fitness coach.

Jonece holds an A.B. in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from Princeton University and an M.S. in Child and Adolescent Developmental Psychology from Northcentral University. She is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology at Howard University. Her passions for both science and education came from her parents: a former biologist and chemist who have been working in primary and secondary education for the past twenty years. Jonece followed in their footsteps by becoming a middle school teacher in Harlem before moving to Summit Prep.

Everyone’s relationship with learning differs based on their unique set of experiences, so Jonece strives to understand her students not only as learners but as people. Her primary goal is to support her students holistically and set them up for continued success, academically and otherwise. She specializes in ACT, SAT, ISEE & SSAT prep, as well as essay writing and math up to precalculus. When not working, Jonece enjoys reading, listening to music, and dancing.

Meredith graduated from Ithaca College with a B.A. in Environmental Studies and concentrations in Anthropology, Biology, Ecology, and Land Management. However, before her education in the sciences, her passion for teaching began at age 14 when she provided phonics and math tutoring for families within her community. Since 2015, her love of education has only grown exponentially, and she has been a specialized standardized exam prep tutor ever since, passing on knowledge from her teachers, professors, and mentors. Using her executive functioning and organization skills, she ensures that each student has his or her own personalized preparation experience, making sure that every student feels comfortable while simultaneously being challenged. She continues to find approaches to best fit the needs of every student: delivering positive, analytical, and impactful sessions to help them reach their full potential and feel confident in themselves.

Meredith teaches a variety of entrance exams and subjects, including the Delbarton exam and other private high school entrance exams, the ACT and SAT, the AP Environmental Science exam, and academic math up to Pre-Calculus. She also helps with both academic and college essay editing, admissions applications, and school interviews. In her spare time, Meredith enjoys singing, drawing, and bowling. Whether wearing the hat of a consultant, an educator, or even a cheerleader to your child, Meredith welcomes you and your family to Summit Prep!

Kirill graduated from Stony Brook University with a B.S. in Biochemistry, where he immersed himself deeply in the world of science, studying everything from the fundamentals (biology, chemistry, and physics) to more intriguing topics like cancer genetics, physiology, and pathology. While he did some informal tutoring as an undergraduate, it was during medical school that he discovered his true passion for teaching. After four years, Kirill realized he enjoyed teaching science and medicine more than practicing them, and he decided to pursue teaching full-time instead of becoming a doctor.

For the past 10 years, Kirill has specialized in helping students prepare for the ACT, SAT, and MCAT exams, with a proven track record of hundreds of success stories. In addition to test prep, he also provides support for AP and academic subjects, particularly in the field of science and mathematics. Kirill’s goal is not only to boost scores but also to inspire a love for learning.

Brandon majored in Computer Engineering at NJIT where he discovered his passion for teaching. Brandon first took the SAT in 5th grade for the Johns Hopkins Summer Program and went on to score an 800 on the SAT Math in high school and 5’s on the AP Calculus BC, AP Physics I, AP Physics II, and AP Statistics exams.

Brandon initially pursued a career in programming and computer engineering, working at multiple software and design companies, but found teaching and helping students succeed to be much more fulfilling.

Since beginning as a private tutor and classroom teacher 7 years ago, Brandon has helped his students achieve perfect scores on their standardized tests (SAT, ACT, APs, etc) and improve their understanding of school subjects. He believes that every student is unique in their thought processes and once the optimal technique for learning is found, the student can reach their maximum potential.

In his free time, Brandon loves playing or watching basketball, hiking, or just spending time with family and friends.

Anika graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a minor in Health Disparities. She did graduate studies in Health Sciences at the University of St. Augustine for two years before switching career paths to Physical Therapy. While studying Physical Therapy, she started tutoring and realized she had a love for teaching. Equipped with knowledge from the liberal arts to the sciences, she was able to help students of all grade levels in a wide range of subjects. From 2016-2022 she worked with students throughout the greater Miami area, gaining experience with K-12 as well as students with special learning needs such as dyspraxia, dyslexia, and ADHD. She helps students prepare for many standardized exams: AP, SAT, ACT, ISEE, HSPT, SSAT, IB, and more.

Anika has spent her time dabbling in a bit of everything. She is a daughter of immigrants, has traveled extensively, and has spent much of her life experiencing culture in a developing country. She is an artist who had a gallery show in high school, was a classical Bengali dancer in college, has worked in women’s shelters as a trained Domestic Violence Advocate, and can speak 4 languages fluently. She aspires to help kids build the foundational steps of their lives so they can enter adulthood confidently and contribute to beautifying and enriching society.

Isaac graduated with a B.S. double major in Mathematics and Physics. Though he initially started his career in the aerospace industry, he fell more and more in love with his side hustle: helping students to excel academically. Eventually he turned his full attention to that pursuit and has never been happier seeing his students succeed. He works with students of all ages, from grade school to college, and specializes in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. His favorite skill to teach is how to think critically, and he loves explaining why developing the ability to do so is crucial for success. He believes patience and understanding are key to cultivating an optimal learning environment.

In his free time, he loves to explore applied Mathematics and how the world is built upon Math. His hobbies include rock-climbing, drumming, and hiking.

Will holds a B.S. in Biology with a specialization in Endocrinology from the University of Chicago. His passion for teaching began when he volunteered with Peer Health Exchange, an organization that taught health education to high school freshmen throughout the Chicago public school system.

Will loves to teach and talk about all things science, and enjoys helping students reach all of their standardized testing goals. He brings patience, compassion, and enthusiasm to his students, and recognizes that these qualities are essential to a positive learning environment.

Will specializes in the following content areas:

SAT and ACT (all sections)
Entrance Exams: ISEE, SSAT, HSPT and the Delbarton exam
Sciences: Biology, Chemistry and Physics through the AP level
Mathematics: Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry
College Essay Editing

When he isn’t working, Will loves to be outdoors and enjoys rock climbing, surfing, and hiking.

An alumnus of Rowan University, Leo graduated with a BS in Physics, minor in Mathematics, and a concentration in computer programming. During his time in college, Leo did years of research for the physics department at Rowan University and the Department of Energy, where he most recently worked on radio frequency engineering for dark matter experiments at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Leo has been in the education industry for the last three years, having tutored K-12 to college level students and been a graduate student TA where he independently ran and graded multiple physics lab sections.

As a former student of Summit Prep, Leo was able to achieve impressive scores, including 1520 on the SAT, 800 on SAT Math II, and 790 on SAT Physics; he recognizes the tremendous impact academic guidance can have on students, especially when they are young and impressionable. At Summit Prep, Leo specializes in AP Physics I/II, AP Physics C, AB/BC Calculus, AP Computer Science, SAT, and the ACT. In his free time, Leo likes to hike, practice photography, and explore new music.

Originally from the Metro Detroit area, Paul attended Duke University for his undergraduate studies where he majored in Philosophy and minored in Theater Studies. While at Duke, Paul was awarded the Frank T. McCloy Scholarship for outstanding academic achievement and campus involvement and the Benenson Award in the Arts, awarded to outstanding undergraduates pursuing research projects in the arts. After graduating in 2017, Paul became a full-time test prep tutor and small-group course instructor, focusing on the ACT, SAT, GRE, and LSAT, and has since helped hundreds of students succeed on their standardized tests.

Paul has scored in the 99th percentile on several standardized tests, including a 34 on the ACT, a 173 on the LSAT, a 327 on the GRE, 5s on the AP exams in US History, English Language and Composition, and US Government, and an 800 on the SAT Subject Test in US History. As a consultant, Paul believes that while every individual student’s journey may be different, every standardized test is ultimately learnable, and he is a strong advocate of a holistic approach to test preparation. Paul believes in explaining every concept simply and using examples to reinforce understanding, and he encourages his students to ask questions whenever necessary.

Paul specializes in all sections of the Delbarton, HSPT, ISEE, SSAT, PSAT, ACT, SAT, GRE, and LSAT exams, as well as essay writing. Paul also tutors students in mathematics (up to precalculus) as well as AP US History, AP US Government and Politics, and AP English Language and Composition, pending schedule availability. Paul can also consider any additional subject upon request. When not working, Paul enjoys traveling and weightlifting.

Elizabeth is an experienced tutor specializing in the sciences, including anatomy, biology, and MCAT preparation. In addition to her strong foundation in the sciences, she currently tutors SAT/ACT as well as high school math (up to pre-calculus), helping students excel across a range of subjects. Elizabeth uses personalized strategies to make challenging material more approachable, guiding students through complex topics with clarity and patience.

With a degree in Biological Sciences from Rutgers University, Elizabeth brings a research-driven approach to her tutoring. She tailors her methods to each student’s learning style, ensuring they gain both the knowledge and confidence needed to succeed. Her tutoring philosophy is rooted in the belief that success isn’t reserved for the genius or the exceptionally gifted; it’s available to anyone who desires it deeply and is willing to work tirelessly to achieve it.

Outside of tutoring, Elizabeth enjoys playing volleyball, reading, and spending time with her two cats. She believes that maintaining a well-rounded life is key to success both inside and outside the classroom.

Christian is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, where he received a BA in Chinese and Japanese language and culture. After completing his undergraduate program, Christian moved to Japan, where he taught students from 1st to 9th grade. During this time, he not only taught his students English but also explored how American and Japanese cultures intersect. After returning from Japan, Christian went on to earn a master’s degree in Applied Linguistics and Second Language Acquisition from Carnegie Mellon University. There, he solidified his expertise in language instruction and is currently teaching Japanese at Villanova University.

Christian joined Summit Prep with a desire to impart his knowledge and expertise of the SAT/ACT exams to his students. In high school, he achieved a perfect score of 36 on the ACT—a score that very few students attain. As such, he is well-versed in the content, pacing, and strategies that students can use to succeed on these exams. He also specializes in tutoring various AP math courses, including AP Calculus AB/BC, AP Statistics, and AP Psychology, where he earned a score of 5 on the AP exams.

In his spare time, Christian enjoys spending time with friends and family, traveling, and playing the latest video games.

Courses Christian is available to tutor include:

● ACT (all sections: English, Math, Reading, Science)
● SAT (all sections: Verbal and Math)
● Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, College Math
● SAT Subject: Math 1, SAT Subject: Math 2
● AP Calculus AB/BC, Geometry, Trigonometry
● AP Statistics, AP Psychology
● AP Japanese Language and Culture

Renée graduated with honors from Washington University in St. Louis with a bachelor’s degree in the joint program of Philosophy, Neuroscience, and Psychology. Afterward, Renée followed her passion for helping young people set themselves up for success and became a certified life and executive functioning coach. She loves to help people discover and remedy the impediments to their personal and professional success and fulfillment (efficient planning and scheduling, personal motivation, etc). Most people have far more control over their lives than they realize, and Renée helps people recognize and capitalize on their ability to not only shape their outlooks on their life circumstances but to reshape those circumstances as well.

In her free time, Renée enjoys continuing to study psychology, listening to classic rock, and watching documentaries.

Yulia is an M1 student at Rutgers RWJMS in New Brunswick, NJ, and recently graduated from Smith College with B.A.s in Biochemistry and Music. She is also a former Summit High School student, where she took 11 AP classes, and scored a 36 on her ACT. Alongside her major studies at Smith, Yulia did two years of research for the astronomy department, worked as a grader for introductory physics classes, studied abroad in Paris, and interned in a French microbiology lab studying gene therapies for muscular dystrophy. She also tutored extensively in the maths and sciences, ranging from a middle school to undergraduate level, over the course of the last four years. Yulia finds working with students to tackle challenges extremely rewarding, and specializes in the subjects of AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Physics C, AP Calculus BC, and AP French.

Emily brings her diverse academic interests to Summit Prep. With close to a decade of tutoring experience, she specializes in mathematics through Calculus II, chemistry through AP Chemistry, physics through AP Physics C, Spanish through AP Literature & Culture, and music theory through AP Music Theory. If you ask her really nicely, she might also relearn Calculus III, differential equations, linear algebra, and/or undergraduate music theory just for you.

She graduated cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Notre Dame, where she studied applied mathematics, honors clarinet performance, and education. She tutored Division I athletes with Notre Dame’s Academic Services for Student-Athletes, conducted research with the Learning Analytics and Measurement in Behavioral Sciences Lab, and spent the rest of her time either in the music building or at rehearsal. After graduation, she spent a period of time in corporate America before returning to the great land of bagels and pizza.

Emily believes that reinforcing fundamental concepts provides a strong foundation for future learning. She aims to provide a supportive educational environment where her students learn concepts not just for school but for life, and hopes her students grow to share her enthusiasm for the subjects they work on together.

When not teaching, Emily can be found at rehearsal, on a bike, or enjoying a little treat.

Ariadna (known as Ari by her friends and family) is a native Spanish speaker and resident of the state of Delaware who grew up in Panama. Before moving to the United States, she attended a bilingual elementary and high school and later graduated from La Universidad Nacional de Panama with a degree in English as a Foreign Language and a minor in Education. After her arrival to the States, she obtained an M.A. in Curriculum and Instruction at Delaware State University and completed 45+ Education Leadership credits at the University of Delaware.

Ari brings to Summit Prep 20+ years of experience in the field of Education. She started as an ESL teacher and Spanish teacher, then went into administration to become an English as a Second Language program manager, and eventually became an Elementary School Principal of a Dual Language Immersion Program for the Red Clay Consolidated School District in Delaware.

Today, Ari is enjoying her semi-retirement. She loves traveling to Panama to visit family and friends, cooking, reading, doing puzzles, physical exercise, and assisting with translations as needed for community activities. Her passion is languages, and she believes the more you know the merrier. Ari is a believer that everyone should be given the opportunity to learn another language and culture. For her, this is the best way to become a better US and global citizen.

Matt earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Houston and his Master of Arts degree from the University of Oklahoma in the field of Global Affairs, with a concentration in Global Economics and Development. He has been a state-certified social studies teacher for grades 8-12 for the past eleven years, serving over 2000 students from diverse backgrounds. For the past eight years, he has focused on teaching AP Macro and Microeconomics, with many of his students matriculating to Ivy League and other top-tier universities.

He loves working with students to bring an immediate real-world application of the concepts of his courses, leveraging current events and contemporary scholarship. This approach illuminates the inquiry into the behaviors, processes, theories, and institutions studied in economics.

Nikita is a first-generation American born to Eastern European parents. He graduated from Sacramento State University with a BA in Government and spent his career tutoring immigrant students in English, History, and Civics. Vocationally and personally, Nikita works to make a positive impact on his community, including the students, colleagues, family members, and friends with whom he gets to interact and work. He believes that education is 15% information and 85% inspiration and nurtures a growth mindset in his pupils.

At Summit, Nikita tutors for AP History (including AP US History, AP World History, and AP Government), English reading and writing, and college admissions essays. In addition to history and writing, he loves traveling, fantasy football, dogs, and eating tasty burgers.

Ben Oxford holds a Master of Arts in Humanities with a concentration in Philosophy from the University of Chicago and a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy and English from the College of the Holy Cross. His journey in education began with a profound passion for teaching, inspired by his mother and grandmother, who were both AP English teachers. This legacy has flourished through his extensive experience at a private school in Summit, NJ, where Ben has taught a wide range of English courses, including AP English Language and Composition and AP Literature and Composition. He has also worked for many years with 9th-grade students in developing their critical reading and analytical writing skills.

Ben is particularly passionate about guiding students through the college application process. With his background as an Admissions Counselor at both Trinity College in Hartford, CT and Brown University, he brings a unique perspective to tutoring students in writing compelling college essays. Ben’s approach is individualized and student-focused guided by pedagogical principles of empathy and constructive feedback. His tutoring philosophy focuses on understanding each student’s individual learning and writing styles allowing him to tailor his methods to achieve the best results.

In his spare time, Ben enjoys the great outdoors, particularly hiking with his Labrador retriever, Ralphie. He also loves traveling and exploring new cultures, and finds relaxation in playing the guitar.

Steven has an M.S. in Mathematics, with a concentration in Actuarial Science from the University of Connecticut, and a B.A. in Mathematics from Luther College. He achieved a perfect score of 800 on the SAT Math section and a 5 on the AP Calculus exam. He is a native Chinese speaker, having grown up in China before moving to the United States for his college education.

Professionally, Steven is a Corporate Vice President and Actuary at a leading insurance company, where he has accumulated over 10 years of experience in the insurance industry.

Steven has an extensive background in education, having worked as a math tutor during his undergraduate years, a teaching assistant in his master’s program, and a part-time tutor for one years. He has a proven track record of helping students excel, with multiple students achieving SAT Math scores of 720 and above, and successfully passing the ISEE tests. His expertise covers a wide range of mathematical and statistical courses, including ACT, AP, ISEE, SAT, SSAT, GRE, GMAT, and various school courses.

In his free time, Steven enjoys snowboarding, golfing, and reading books. His diverse interests and professional background make him a well-rounded individual with a passion for both mathematics and helping others succeed.

Anahit graduated New York University with a B.A. in Biochemistry and a minor in Studio Arts.

She went on to receive a Master’s Degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Pace University.

Anahit has been tutoring for over 8 years and specializes in teaching the SAT, ACT, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, and AP Calculus BC.

Anahit believes that creating a comfortable and nurturing environment for students is essential for progress and success.

Chris is a 2023 graduate of Delbarton School and is a current student at Georgetown University’s Mcdonough School of Business. He scored a 34 on the ACT, and at Delbarton, he took 9 AP classes and participated in numerous school activities such as being a Student Ambassador, a math lab tutor, and a retreat leader. Now at Georgetown, he studies finance and plays for their varsity baseball team. Chris is excited and passionate about helping others and tutors local students in ISEE, SSAT, and the Delbarton Exam.

Emily, an alumna of The Pingry School, graduated with top honors between 2018 and 2022. Her academic journey included five AP courses and active participation in a number of student organizations. Now studying Economics at Colby College, Emily concentrates her studies on Financial Markets. Beyond academia, Emily invests her time in First Generation Investors, a 501(c)(3) non-profit. She teaches local high school students and specializes in ISEE, SSAT, Delbarton Exam, and financial literature tutoring.

With a deep-seated passion for education, Emily is enthusiastic about helping students succeed.

Colin, an alumnus of Delbarton, graduated with highest honors in 2022. While at Delbarton, he scored a 1540 on the SAT (800 Math), took 10 AP courses, and received awards for academic achievement. Now studying Finance at the University of Notre Dame, he tutors student-athletes in various undergraduate math and business courses and volunteers as a mentor at a local elementary school. Colin is passionate about helping students learn and grow as they navigate their academic journey.

In his free time, he enjoys playing or watching sports and spending time with family.

Ethan is a Summit local who is studying mathematics and computer science at Duke University. He is an alumnus of the Pingry School where he scored a perfect 36 on the ACT and he graduated with top honors. He has been tutoring privately and as a volunteer throughout high school. In school, he was a tutor at the Writing Center, as well as a peer tutor in math. He also volunteered with the Achieve Foundation, which connects kids from outside his district to tutors who can provide academic enrichment. Ethan specializes in the ISEE and SSAT, as well as other New Jersey private high school entrance exams. Ethan loves to work with students whose academic goals he can help make a reality.

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