Award-Winning AP Chemistry Tutors serving St. Louis, MO

...University in St. Louis. My undergraduate degree was in chemical engineering and as a result I have a lot of experience in math and science of all levels. I have also worked on for Dresser-Rand on the design and installation of a small scale liquefaction plant in British Columbia. I am currently completing a single course in order to fully complete my degree and I am training to hopefully become a Coast Guard rescue swimmer...

...Economics under Nobel laureates professors. At the UChicago I focused my attention on Welfare Economics, Labor Economics, Industrial Economics, and the Economics of Education and Human Capital development. I am here in St. Louis to do a one year program at Washington University that basically crams in all the prerequisites for the MCAT into a single year. I hope to leverage my background in economics after I become an MD to do prescriptive research for...

...and science, as well as for most standardized tests. I LOVE to see a student go from "This is too hard" to "This isn't so bad!" I am a chemistry and math nerd who has also taken a few engineering classes. I have a B.S. in chemistry with a minor in mathematics and an M.S. in chemistry, both from Baylor University. I also taught chemistry for five years at Boise State University. All my standardized...

I am a graduating medical student who enjoys teaching students of all ages. I plan to teach students on a professorial level for my career, so tutoring is a natural part of my personality. I particularly like the sciences, and love sharing my enthusiasm for science with my students.

...is my primary field of study, the scope of my tutoring experiences also include areas such as organic chemistry and mathematics, with particular emphasis on the former. Three years of tutoring organic chemistry to more than 100 students (both in group and one-on-one) at Duke University has equipped me with the skills necessary to be an effective tutor. My time tutoring has made apparent to me that everyone comes from different backgrounds, learns in different...

...do with my life: engineering undergraduate degree and then law school. Recently, I learned something about myself and that is that I love teaching and tutoring. I found this out by helping out fellow students in my classes at college. Ever since then, I have decided to change my major to education. Anytime I tutor, the goal is to help the student understand the material and understand the most effective way to learn the material...

Tim... I am entering my sophomore year at the University of Notre Dame studying Business and Psychology. I have experience teaching summer school math to grade school and high school students along with private tutoring. I am most comfortable in tutoring math subjects but can also tutor science classes and the ACT.

...and behavioral neuroscience. I completed four years of postdoctoral training at Washington University in Saint Louis. My ultimate goal of being an educator is to contribute to the development of successful adults that leave my classroom with the knowledge and critical thinking skills to face the challenges our society will expect of them. The reason why I teach is to inspire the future of our society to reach beyond what has been achieved before. How...

My education and work experience has been in organic chemistry and biochemistry. My volunteer work has included Science Olympiad and robotics. I have always enjoyed teaching, and helping students to get excited about science. My experiences with my own childrens' learning issues (ADD, autism) have made me look into better ways to present material for different learning styles.

...of Science in Biology. Currently I am a research intern in the St. Louis Zoo's animal behavior lab. I have been a preceptor at a private academy for chemistry and mythology as well as a tutor for 5th grade music. I am planning on going back to graduate school for my doctorate in ecology and evolution. In my spare time I enjoy playing lots of guitar and ultimate frisbee as well as repairing and riding...

...hope is that when a student is done with my tutoring, they learn how they best learn, and how they individually understand concepts best so they can replicate this learning without my guidance. These skills are what makes a child efficient on a standardized test without being stressed, and that is what I believe I tutor best. I want to help my students reach their full potentials and become confident learners as much as I...

...and am a continuing MBA student. My professional career has been primarily the management of healthcare and technology companies (three of which integrated my love of chemistry and business). I currently work with a tech startup developing a global entertainment platform. My teaching experience began with tutoring chemistry during college and continued with adult instruction in medical procedures (EMT-A), equipment use and maintenance (kidney dialysis), and software applications (ERP, EMR, and Windows). Most of my...

...of New York College at Oswego and a Doctor of Philosophy from the State University of New York at Buffalo in Medicinal Chemistry. After 15 plus years in the pharmaceutical industry I was forced to make a career change. I started a second career as an LPGA certified golf instructor. During the off-season I still work part-time as an organic research chemist. I love organic chemistry and helping people so tutoring is a great fit...

...towards my Bachelors of Science and looking at Med Schools. I began tutoring my little sister in middle school, by face timing her while I was away at school and helping her with subjects like algebra, biology, etc. all up until her current year in High school. I also started getting more formal with tutoring when I would lead group tutoring sessions for my fellow students in classes we were struggling in, like Gen. Chem....

...working towards a B.S. degree in Biochemistry. I tutor Chemistry and Mathematics as well as the ACT. My favorite subject to tutor is the ACT because I vividly remember studying for and taking the ACT and I believe that I have a lot of interesting tips that can greatly benefit my students. All of my previous work experiences have dealt with children and young adults, most recently being this past school year when I volunteered...

...with a Bachelor's in Biology and returned to complete a Master's in Chemistry. The key to being successful in science classes is to have a strong foundation in the basics. In the beginning of every science class that I have taken from Biology, General Chemistry, or Anatomy & Physiology, every professor made sure that students had a firm grasp on the basics. If you didn't have a good grasp on those principles then the rest...

...Chemistry, and Mathematics. I believe teaching is not just transmitting formation, it's about sharing my passion for knowledge and curiosity, inspiring creativity, and developing the ability of critical thinking. So, whether you're navigating complex metabolic pathways, wondering about reaction mechanisms, or working through calculus, I can help break down these challenging topics into clear and manageable steps. As a bilingual tutor in both English and Mandarin, I have studied and graduated with a Bachelor's degree...

Hi, I'm a recent graduate of Washington University in St. Louis with experience tutoring science and mathematics. Specifically, I'm proficient in teaching Chemistry, Biology, Organic Chemistry, and Biochemistry in addition to elementary and secondary mathematics. I make an effort to prioritize and teach students about the underlying logic behind concepts and questions so that they may thoroughly understand the concept and interdisciplinary connections to other topics. Happy to help any way I can!

...in Chemistry with a Biochemistry concentration. My personal and academic backgrounds have fueled my passion for effective education, which I believe can impart both knowledge and interest to a student. As such, I have worked as a tutor at Kumon for over 4 years, teaching students of all ages and watching them grow and succeed. My college peers often sought my help to parse difficult concepts into understandable pieces and to offer intuitive approaches to...

...and I am a recent graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.S. in Biology. I am planning on going to grad school and am filling my time in between doing what I love, teaching! I was a tutor and teaching assistant throughout undergrad and plan to make education a constant in my life. I believe in a personal approach to education and a positive attitude in all things!