Middlebury Tutors from Middlebury College

My name is Paige, and I’m a first-year student at Middlebury College majoring in Biology. I enjoy helping students build confidence and succeed in biology, chemistry, and math.

I work with students of different ages and learning styles and strive to create a supportive, encouraging environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and learning from mistakes. I serve as a teaching assistant for an introductory biology course at Middlebury College focused on Ecology and Evolution. In this role, I help students understand foundational concepts, assist with data collection and analysis, and guide students through writing lab reports. In my tutoring,

I focus on developing true conceptual understanding rather than memorization, meeting students where they are, and helping them gain confidence in their abilities. In addition to academics, I have extensive experience working with younger students through athletics. This summer, I taught sports to elementary and middle school students at Camp Kiniya, emphasizing teamwork, discipline, and self-confidence.

In high school, I served as co-captain of the varsity basketball team, mentoring younger players and fostering a positive team culture. I continue my love for athletics at Middlebury through club rugby, club running, and intramural basketball.

Across both academics and athletics, I bring patience, enthusiasm, and a genuine investment in my students’ growth. My goal is to help students not only improve their skills but also build confidence in their ability to learn, problem-solve, and succeed.

My name is Dylan — a Middlebury College first-year (Class of 2029) originally from New York City, and I'm taking on new students this semester. I tutor English, ESL, French, AP US & European History, AP Government, SAT prep, college admissions essays, and math through pre-calculus. Here's what makes me different from the average college tutor: I graduated from Regis High School (NYC) in 2025 with a 1510 SAT score and hands-on tutoring experience — both through Regis's peer tutoring program and teaching ESL via Zoom at a UNHCR-funded school in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Writing and college admissions are my specialty. I know firsthand how paralyzing writer's block can be during the college process — and I know how to fix it. I can help students structure their thinking, sharpen their supplemental essays, and approach admissions with confidence. French students, I've got you. Four years of high school French, a student exchange in Paris, and a genuine passion for language learning means I can help you move beyond memorization toward real fluency. I'm studying Economics with a minor in Chinese, and outside the classroom I serve as the student senator for the Class of 2029, volunteer at Charter House, and write for the Middlebury Campus newspaper.

I take tutoring seriously — my goal isn't just to get you through the next test, but to build the kind of skills and confidence that stick.

I'm Diptanshu, a tutor in Middlebury, Vermont, offering help in Math, English, Spanish, Reading, History, Basketball, and Soccer. I’m a sophomore at Middlebury College, where I’m majoring in Economics and pursuing a minor in Mathematics.

I started tutoring through my high school’s National Honor Society. I have experience working with middle school and high school students taking courses in high school Mathematics, History, Spanish, and English. I was also a member of our school’s Spanish Honors Society and took Spanish classes all four years of high school. During my senior year, I was awarded the Minnesota Seal of Biliteracy, and I would love to help anyone interested in learning Spanish!

At Middlebury, I have completed math coursework up to multivariable calculus and completed economics coursework up to economic statistics (econometrics). I have also taken courses in American History, Chinese History, and even Indian Cinema. Outside of the classroom, I am on the board of our South Asian Student Association and a participant in intramural basketball and soccer. I played varsity soccer all four years of high school, and played basketball from fourth grade to 10th grade. I’m a big believer in collaboration, and almost everything I do involves my favorite activity: being a teammate.

Along with tutoring students, I’ve also experienced being tutored. During my freshman and sophomore years of high school, I struggled with math courses in geometry and algebra, and even worse, I struggled with asking for help. It was only after I was paired with an upperclassman tutor through the National Honor Society that my grades and understanding of the subject began to improve. During my Junior and Senior years of high school, I used my experience being tutored to help younger students and foster a collaborative environment focused on developing comprehensive and technical ability.

As a tutor, I’m excited to work alongside students and help them achieve their academic goals. Outside of academics, I am open to assisting students in developing their technical ability in basketball and soccer as well.