Where Is Milton's Young Talent in the Workforce?

What if I told you that I am about to introduce you to 12 of Milton's smartest people?

• HT scored a perfect 1600 on his SAT by his sophomore spring in high school
• Eli scored a perfect 36 on his ACT by his junior year
• Evan scored a perfect 1600 and is currently studying at Dartmouth
• Brady scored a perfect 36 on the ACT
• Grant scored a near-perfect 1590 on the SAT
• David Hsueh scored a near-perfect 1590 and now studies at Dartmouth
• Brian scored a 1560, ranking in the top 5,872 out of 2.13 million test-takers
• Nick scored in the 99th percentile with a 790 math score — previously one of my students
• Rohan scored a near-perfect 35 on the ACT
• Jennifer scored a perfect 800 on the Math section
• Thomas scored a perfect 800 on the Math section
• Vennie scored a perfect 800 on the Reading section

My name is Omar Hamoda, and I am a Harvard University student studying economics, psychology, and global health. I started my tutoring business in March of last year to address the gap of young, qualified tutors in the workforce. My goal is simple: to connect Milton's most talented young tutors with the town's brightest students seeking mentorship and personalized support.

I realize now that while young students often have tutors far removed from their age and difficult to relate to, they truly seek someone who can make learning exciting and relatable. Meanwhile, there are plenty of immensely qualified young tutors who are eager to work — but aren't.

What's the best part? Our tutors are accepting a new cohort of driven juniors looking to make big improvements on the SAT and ACT. This is a unique opportunity to build a connection with a tutor who will teach you everything it took for them to score perfectly or near-perfectly on their own exam.