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Our Washington DC GMAT tutors are top college students and graduates from local area universities. They have an average GPA of 3.5 or higher in their areas of tutoring specialization. At Frog Tutoring, we work with students in all grade levels and our Washington DC private GMAT tutors provide customized one on one in-home tutoring through our proven three step approach to academic success.

1.Bring student up to speed by reviewing past work to ensure they are not missing any important concepts that might affect their abilities to learn future lessons. 2. Keep student ahead of the class by using the teachers lesson plan, textbook, and online curriculum to cover lessons before it is taught in class. 2. Reinforce key concepts they might have missed. This ensures they will never be behind again. Your tutor will also help with organization, study skills, and note taking strategies.
Your Washington DC area GMAT tutor will also track student progress through detailed session reports which will be available to you at the end of each tutoring session. If it is okay with you, your tutor will contact your child's teacher, for K-12, to get a more detailed understanding of what they are struggling with and also to make sure that he/she and the teacher are both on the same page in their approach to tackling the problem.

Browse our list of qualified GMAT tutors below. If you are in need of an GMAT tutor in Washington DC, please call us or simply go to the tab above and Request a Tutor and let us help provide the understanding and assistance needed for success.

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{not commented yet}Hayeon Lee is fantastic !
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Qualification and Certification of GMAT Tutors Near Me In Washington DC, VA


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  • Master degree holders
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Washington DC, VA GMAT Tutoring Rates


  • Price range from $37/hr - $65/hr
  • Rates vary based on the type of tutoring, methods used, and the number of hours required.
  • Contact our enrollment team to receive your personalized rate.

Tutoring Methods of Our Private Tutors In Washington DC, VA


  • In-person/in-home tutoring
  • Online tutoring
  • One-on-one tutoring
  • Group lessons tutoring.

Tools We Use For Online GMAT Tutoring


  • Zoom
  • FrogTutoring custom online tutoring platform
  • The Lesson space

Our GMAT Clientele In Washington DC, VA


  • High school students
  • Middle school students
  • College students
  • Adults
  • Special needs students

Tutoring Locations For GMAT In Washington DC, VA


  • Student homes
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  • Washington DC neighborhoods and suburbs

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Washington DC, VA Tutoring FAQ

How do I find a qualified tutor in Washington DC, VA?

To find a qualified tutor in Washington DC, VA, visit FrogTutoring's website and browse through a list of experienced tutors in various subjects. You can check their qualifications, read reviews, and select a tutor who matches your learning style and academic needs.

What subjects can I get tutoring for in Washington DC, VA?

FrogTutoring offers tutoring in a wide range of subjects in Washington DC, VA. From mathematics, sciences, and languages to test prep and college-level courses, you can find assistance for almost any subject you need.

Are there online tutoring options available in Washington DC, VA?

Yes, FrogTutoring provides online tutoring options in Washington DC, VA. This platform connects you with certified tutors for virtual sessions using interactive tools and resources, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience from the comfort of your home.

How much does private tutoring cost in Washington DC, VA?

The cost of private tutoring in Washington DC, VA varies based on the subject, tutor's experience, and length of the sessions. FrogTutoring offers competitive rates, and you can request a quote through their website for a clear idea of pricing for personalized tutoring services.

What is the best way to choose a tutor for my child in Washington DC, VA?

When choosing a tutor for your child in Washington DC, VA, consider factors like the tutor's expertise in the subject area, teaching experience, and compatibility with your child's learning style. FrogTutoring provides detailed profiles and reviews to help you make an informed decision.

GMAT FAQ

What is GMAT tutoring and how can it help me?

GMAT tutoring is personalized instruction provided by a knowledgeable tutor to help students prepare for the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT). Tutoring can help by offering customized study plans, expert tips on test-taking strategies, and explanations of complex topics to enhance understanding and improve scores.

How long should I prepare for the GMAT with a tutor?

The recommended preparation time for the GMAT with a tutor varies based on individual learning needs, but typically ranges from two to six months. One should aim for at least 100-120 hours of study time, which includes tutoring sessions and independent practice, to ensure thorough preparation.

What should I look for in a GMAT tutor?

When looking for a GMAT tutor, consider their expertise in GMAT content, experience with teaching the test, proven track record of helping students achieve high scores, ability to customize lessons to your learning style, and availability to match your schedule.

Can GMAT tutoring improve my quantitative and verbal scores?

Yes, GMAT tutoring can significantly improve your quantitative and verbal scores by providing targeted practice, explaining difficult concepts, and teaching effective test-taking strategies specific to these sections of the GMAT.

Is online GMAT tutoring as effective as in-person tutoring?

Online GMAT tutoring can be just as effective as in-person tutoring if it offers interactive and adaptive learning tools, personalized feedback, and convenient scheduling. The effectiveness depends on the quality of the tutor and the student's engagement with the tutoring process.

Common Questions on GMAT Tutors

How can a GMAT tutor help improve my score?

A GMAT tutor can help improve your score by providing personalized study plans, teaching strategies for tackling different question types, and offering practice tests to track progress. They tailor their approach to your individual strengths and weaknesses, ensuring that you’re spending your study time effectively. To further enhance your GMAT performance, consider reaching out for one-on-one guidance. Click on the link to request a tutor or learn more about our services. $('#popup').arcticmodal()

What qualifications should I look for in a GMAT tutor?

You should look for a GMAT tutor who has a strong educational background, a high GMAT score, and experience in tutoring for the GMAT exam. Additional qualifications can include a knack for teaching, strong communication skills, and a proven track record of helping students achieve their desired scores. Explore our roster of qualified GMAT tutors by clicking this link and see how they match your learning needs. $('#popup').arcticmodal()

How much does hiring a GMAT tutor cost?

The cost of hiring a GMAT tutor can vary based on the tutor's experience, expertise, and your location. Additionally, the frequency and length of sessions can affect the overall price. FrogTutoring offers competitive rates and packages tailored to fit different needs and budgets. To get specific pricing for GMAT tutoring, click on the following link. $('#popup').arcticmodal()

Can online GMAT tutoring be as effective as in-person?

Yes, online GMAT tutoring can be just as effective as in-person tutoring. With advances in technology, tutors can provide interactive learning experiences, share resources in real-time, and efficiently communicate with students. The key is finding an experienced tutor who can utilize online tools effectively. Discover the benefits of online GMAT tutoring and find the perfect tutor for you by clicking on this link. $('#popup').arcticmodal()

How long before the GMAT exam should I start working with a tutor?

It's generally recommended to start working with a GMAT tutor at least three to six months before the exam date. This allows ample time to learn the material, practice extensively, and address any areas of weakness. Early preparation can lead to a more relaxed, confident approach to the test. Begin your preparation journey today; click on the link to request a tutor and learn more about our GMAT tutoring services. $('#popup').arcticmodal()

Washington DC, VA Neighborhoods We Service

Washington, DC, boasts a rich tapestry of neighborhoods, each with its own distinct character and charm. While the city is a hub for politics and history, the diverse neighborhoods provide residents and visitors with a sense of the broader cultural and social dynamics that make the nation's capital a vibrant place to live, work, and play.

Starting in the heart of the city, Downtown is known for its bustling streets, high-end shopping, and plethora of dining options. Adjacent to it, Chinatown offers cultural festivities and the Friendship Archway, a notable landmark. Just north, the Penn Quarter and NoMa neighborhoods are teeming with art galleries, hip eateries, and modern apartments, while the historic Dupont Circle is famous for its stately row homes, international embassies, and the iconic fountain at its center.

Heading further north, Adams Morgan is known for its nightlife, colorful murals, and diverse cuisine, while neighboring Columbia Heights is a melting pot of cultures, with a lively mix of shops and restaurants. Mount Pleasant offers a quieter, more residential feel, with charming early 20th-century architecture.

To the west, Georgetown is one of DC's oldest and most prestigious neighborhoods, known for its cobblestone streets, luxury boutiques, and the scenic Georgetown Waterfront Park. Nearby Foggy Bottom is home to the George Washington University and State Department, with a mix of students, diplomats, and professionals.

In the east, Capitol Hill is not only the seat of the US government but also a residential neighborhood with historic townhouses and a lively Eastern Market. Just beyond lies the H Street Corridor, an area that has undergone significant revitalization, now featuring a dynamic nightlife and the annual H Street Festival.

Further outside the city center, the Palisades is a quieter community known for its wooded trails and parks, while Cleveland Park offers a quaint shopping district and National Zoo. Woodley Park charms with its old-world hotels and proximity to Rock Creek Park.

Northeastern DC holds the neighborhoods of Brookland, known for its Catholic institutions like the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, and the artsy, industrial vibe of the rapidly developing Union Market district.

In the southeast, the Navy Yard has transformed into a bustling riverside community, with Nationals Park at its heart, offering a mix of residential, retail, and recreational spaces. Historic Anacostia is known for its cultural heritage and the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site.

Last but not least, the emerging Southwest Waterfront, anchored by the Wharf, has quickly become a highlight of DC living, with its blend of luxury condos, concert venues, shops, and dining options, all overlooking the Potomac River.

Each neighborhood contributes its unique flavor to the Washington, DC, mosaic, and whether one seeks the quietude of tree-lined streets or the pulse of urban nightlife, the nation's capital has something for everyone.

Please note that Washington, DC is not part of Virginia (VA), although it is in close proximity. The neighborhoods mentioned are all within the District of Columbia. Areas such as Arlington, Alexandria, and Fairfax are part of Virginia and are considered part of the greater Washington, DC metropolitan area but are not neighborhoods within Washington, DC itself.

About Washington DC, VA And It’s Education Institutions

Just to clarify before I provide you with the requested article, Washington D.C. (the capital of the United States) is not part of Virginia (VA) but is a separate federal district known as the District of Columbia. However, it is bordered by Virginia to the southwest. For the purpose of your question, I will provide information relevant to Washington D.C., as there isn't a place called "Washington DC, VA."


Washington D.C. is renowned for its significant national landmarks and rich history that play a crucial role in the story of the United States. The city, founded on July 16, 1790, serves as the political epicenter of the country and is home to iconic structures such as the U.S. Capitol, the White House, and the Supreme Court. Its breadth of monuments and memorials, including the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, and Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, attract millions of visitors annually. As of now, Washington D.C. boasts a diverse population of over 700,000 residents, and its neighborhoods, from the historic charm of Georgetown to the vibrant streets of Adams Morgan, reflect a multifaceted urban tapestry.

Education stands as a cornerstone of the Washington D.C. community, with a myriad of institutions that span from primary to tertiary levels. The District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) is the local public school system that includes top-ranked schools such as Benjamin Banneker Academic High School and School Without Walls High School. Additionally, the city hosts prestigious private institutions like Sidwell Friends and Georgetown Day School. For higher education, universities such as Georgetown, George Washington University, Howard University, and American University offer students a wide range of study programs and degrees. The D.C. area is also enriched with resources like the DC Public Library system, and educational nonprofits, providing students with access to learning support and scholarship opportunities.

The city's history encompasses its founding in 1790, with the Residence Act calling for the creation of the nation's capital from land along the Potomac River. Over the centuries, Washington D.C. has been at the heart of American history, from witnessing the Civil War to hosting Civil Rights marches and presidential inaugurations. Its distinctive governance structure means it's not part of any U.S. state, though D.C. residents have been advocating for statehood to enable full representation in Congress. Despite its size, Washington D.C.'s global impact is undeniable, as it houses embassies from around the world and serves as the headquarters for numerous international organizations, making it a pivotal city on the world stage.


Please note, the above text treats "Washington D.C., VA" as a misnomer, so it only addresses information pertaining to Washington D.C. as an independent federal district and does not combine it with details from Virginia.

About GMAT & GMAT Tutoring

The Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) is a standardized computer-adaptive test that is designed to assess certain analytical, writing, quantitative, verbal, and reading skills in English for use in admission to a graduate management program, such as an MBA. It is used by more than 6,000 graduate business programs worldwide and is often considered a crucial component of the business school application process.

The GMAT consists of four sections: Analytical Writing Assessment, Integrated Reasoning, Quantitative, and Verbal. Each of these sections play a vital role in the evaluation of a candidate's competence and potential for business school success.

Several related entities work in synchronization with the GMAT. The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) is the body that administers the GMAT and also serves to provide research and assessment tools for the academe and prospective graduate management education students. Other entities include various test preparation companies, business schools that often offer GMAT prep courses, and private tutors who specialize in coaching for the GMAT.

Tutoring someone who struggles with GMAT subjects requires a strategy that emphasizes individual learning pace, content mastery, and the development of test-taking strategies. One of the best tutoring tactics is to first evaluate the student's strengths and weaknesses through diagnostic tests. This will help to focus tutoring efforts on weaker areas, resulting in more efficient use of time and resources. Frequent practice tests are also critical for improving pacing and the ability to handle the computer-adaptive nature of the exam.

The most common concepts on the GMAT are those pertaining to basic math skills, elementary verbal reasoning, and data analysis, which includes understanding and synthesizing information from various sources. On the other hand, some of the most difficult concepts often involve higher-level quantitative questions, such as those on probability and combinatorics, as well as complex critical reasoning and sentence correction problems in the verbal section. These areas can be challenging due to the nuanced understanding required and the high level of precision needed to answer correctly.

For many students, the key to mastering the GMAT is targeted practice, developing a strategic approach to each question type, and a strong grounding in the core academic concepts that underpin the exam. By combining these elements, a tutor can provide invaluable assistance to a student aiming for a high score on the GMAT.