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Joined: 01 May 2025
Last visit: 30 May 2026
Posts: 2
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Location: Philippines
Schools: HBS Wharton '26 Yale '26 (A) Sloan '26 (D)
GRE 1: Q162 V168
26 May 2026, 04:54
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Hey!
I was recently admitted into Yale SOM as an international. With that, I'm hoping to earn a bit of money as a part-time job tutoring the GRE before I start the school year. Does anyone have any recommendations on how to get started? My test score was 330 total.
I was recently admitted into Yale SOM as an international. With that, I'm hoping to earn a bit of money as a part-time job tutoring the GRE before I start the school year. Does anyone have any recommendations on how to get started? My test score was 330 total.
16 Aug 2026, 04:14
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Congrats on Yale SOM! A 330 is a strong GRE score, so you definitely have something useful to offer as a tutor.
I’d start by creating a simple profile highlighting your score, your strongest sections, and what you can help students with. You could try platforms like Wyzant or Preply, post in local student/university groups, and ask around your own network for referrals. You can also offer a couple of lower-cost trial sessions initially to build reviews and testimonials.
Since you’re an international student, I’d also make sure you check Yale’s rules around employment and any applicable visa restrictions before accepting paid tutoring work. Good luck!
I’d start by creating a simple profile highlighting your score, your strongest sections, and what you can help students with. You could try platforms like Wyzant or Preply, post in local student/university groups, and ask around your own network for referrals. You can also offer a couple of lower-cost trial sessions initially to build reviews and testimonials.
Since you’re an international student, I’d also make sure you check Yale’s rules around employment and any applicable visa restrictions before accepting paid tutoring work. Good luck!
