Award-Winning Biochemistry Tutors serving Arlington, DC

...only have to learn ONE mechanism instead of 100, how to know what equation is the right equation for the problem at hand, how to do a problem from start to finish using logical steps and tapping into the knowledge you already know, how to eliminate wrong answers on tricky multiple choice questions, and how...

...demystify learning and to demonstrate to students that there is no such thing as a dumb student. We only have students who have not discovered how to learn. And if anything can be learned, it can be taught. I hope to share my skills and method of learning with my students to empower them to...

...Puerto Rico but moved several years ago to the United States. I have a degree in Microbiology and a PhD in Molecular Biology, specializing in cancer. I love science and I love to tutor it as well. I have been doing it since I was very young and my favorite topics are science related, like...

...college, and medical school, and love fostering curiosity, confidence, and independence in excited young minds. I think that sometimes the pressures of school, standardized testing, and college admissions can burn out otherwise excited and energetic young people, and my mission is to help students have fun and genuine learning experiences, while also supporting them to...

...a degree in Biochemistry at St. Mary's college of Maryland and in the Fall I will be starting a PhD in Neuroscience at Vanderbilt University. I have spent 3 years in different research labs, doing work ranging from behavioral neuroscience to synthetic medicinal chemistry. My work has been presented at national conferences in both neuroscience...

...in Biology from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, I have over two years of experience in both classroom and one-on-one settings. My primary focus is on Pre-Algebra and I thrive on making complex concepts accessible to my students. I believe in a student-centered approach, tailoring my teaching methods to each learner's unique strengths and...

...am currently a grant review officer for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) where I organize the scientific merit review of medical research grant applications for funding by the federal government. Throughout my career I have enjoyed teaching/mentoring students of many levels in biology, biochemistry, molecular biology, and physiology. In my free time I enjoy...

...to pass on and share my knowledge to with that may be in need of it. My area of teaching specialization and 10+ years teaching experience includes Math, Algebra, Calculus, Statistics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Data Analysis using software like IBM SPSS, SAS JMP, Graphpad Prism, Excel STAT. Some may wonder why I am doing...

...this coming fall. As a tutor, My goal is to address any and all obstacles standing between my student and their understanding of a particular topic. I strive to utilize effective resources; physical, metaphorical, digital, visual, etc.-specific to the student's strengths. Any weakness will not be judged or overlooked, but be used as a teaching...

...Currently, I am applying to medical school while taking a gap year to fulfill my lifelong dream of performing as a professional flying trapeze artist. I am passionate about science, politics, and community service, and feel strongly that learning, teaching, and mentoring is an essential part of the human experience. It fills me with excitement...

Hi! I'm a self-proclaimed math nerd. I have an extensive background as a chemical engineer so I can also help with chemistry and general engineering concepts. I enjoy learning and encouraging others to develop a passion for learning!

...Chapel Hill in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology. I graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County with degrees in mathematics and statistics, and a minor in computer science. While I tutor a broad range of subjects in those disciplines, I am most passionate about Computer Programming and Data Science, as I use...

...competitive travel softball and studying the cello taught me discipline, teamwork, and the importance of continuous self-improvement. These experiences have shaped who I am: someone who strives for excellence while never losing sight of the human connections that make achievement meaningful. I am excited to meet and work with new students, to share my experiences,...

...University of Michigan and Shanghai Jiao Tong University in biomedical and mechanical engineering, with a minor in math. I recently graduated with a master's degree in biomedical engineering from Johns Hopkins University. I tutor subjects including numerical methods, physics, biology, genetics, physiology, and pharmacology. My favorite areas to teach are biomechanics and genetics because they...

...careers are vital to solving global problems and are the key to a brighter future for mankind. Of course, I also have an appreciate for the arts I play flute and piano and have tutored students in music. In my free time, I enjoy cooking, yoga, going for walks and spending time with my friends...

...Fluent in English, French, and Spanish. Literate in Dutch and German. Having life and school experience in Latin America, Caribbean, Europe, and the United States has allowed me to emphasize the importance of a solid foundation and a positive experience to allow me to be the person I have always hoped to be. My ambition...

...exams. I qualified all my Steps and look forward to guiding others to do the same. Working for Kaplan for 2yrs I enjoyed all aspects of my work and had the opportunity to work with multiple students facing different issues. From teaching classes with multiple students to one-on-one tutoring and also academic advising/creating study plans...

...the difficulty of having to learn on your own and seeking additional practice. I want to be the person that helps those in need, especially those who might know who to seek. I wish to be a great tutor and an even better mentor for students who aspire to go into the medical field!

...I have been tutoring at GW for four years, and have been officially working for the university as a tutor for 2 of those years. I have a huge passion for teaching, as I also worked as a TA in biology and physics and would love to help you learn and also learn how you...

...to my medical school courses, I know just how hard they can be and they certainly did not come to me naturally. I had to work extremely hard to grasp many of the concepts but I eventually came up with strategies to tackle the material. Having struggled myself, I honestly feel I can relate better...