Award-Winning Biochemistry Tutors serving East Orange, NJ

...second year in the Sophie Davis Program for Biomedical Education. I hold an Associates Degree from Bard College, which I obtained while still in high school. As a pre-medical student, I have a deep love for the sciences but I also love learning new things. My favorite subject to tutor would be Spanish but I am also proficient in English, Writing, Biology, and Algebra. I have been tutoring for four years and have experience tutoring...

...a sophomore at Washington University in St. Louis majoring in Biochemistry and minoring in Anthropology. As a student myself I know the importance of getting the right instruction and guidance. Whether you are struggling with a simple concept or a prospective college student grinding to get that standardized test score, I am here to help and provide valuable tips, thinking strategies, and tricks so you ace that test and reach your academic goals. My expertise...

...including the SAT and SAT subject tests in Math and Biology, and I have taught each of these math and science courses privately, at tutoring centers, and at public libraries to students of all ages and learning backgrounds. I choose to teach these subjects not only because of my knowledge of the topics but also because the real life application of the concepts are fascinating to understand. I make an effort to incorporate the relevance...

...to teach many entry-level and senior-level biology courses and understand the necessary knowledge that must be learned early on, which is needed to be successful in future classes. While I am well-versed in many biological courses, I genuinely enjoy teaching microbiology with a focus on microscopy. This course allows students to learn of a new world that exists at their fingertips and one that they never knew existed. Outside of standard teaching, I initiated outreach...

...with two Master's degreesone in Pharmaceutical Sciences from the University of Maryland and another in Microbiology from Jain UniversityI bring both academic excellence and real-world experience to my teaching. During my time at Johnson & Johnson, I worked in upstream bioprocessing, gaining hands-on experience with CHO cell culture, assay development, and GMP-compliant lab practices. Having served as a teaching assistant in microbiology, I'm passionate about helping students bridge the gap between theory and application. I...

...background in all of these subjects is invaluable in a tutor, because there is an immense amount of crossing over in the sciences. Without math, you cannot understand physics or chemistry, and without chemistry, you cannot master biology. With my help, I will ensure you have true mastery of all of your material as well. Aside from the sciences, I have a deep love for classical music (particularly the Romantic era), and am a competitive...

...graduate of Utica College of Syracuse University where I received my Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. Following graduation, I obtained my Masters in Chemistry at Seton Hall University. I am currently a PhD candidate in my final year at Seton Hall University with a focus in Biochemistry. I tutor both children and adults in the areas of Chemistry and Math. I enjoy helping students understand and like subjects that they often struggled with in the...

...and pathology. I have a niece and nephew in elementary school where I help them with their homework in math and learning how to read. I am most passionate about science courses and working with children to establish a strong foundation in math and reading. I truly love learning and want to help the students I tutor develop a love for education. I struggled with learning when I got to college but learned there are...

Hey! I'm Lorenzo, I'm currently an upperclassman at Hunter College. I am pursuing a major in psychology and a minor in philosophy.

I am a recent NYU grad, who studied Global Public Health and Biology, with a wealth of knowledge to share!

I graduated Cornell University College of Engineering cum laude with honors, majoring in biological engineering. Following graduation, I worked in a cancer drug discovery lab for a pharmaceutical company. I have tutored students of all ages in a variety of subjects. I am passionate about teaching and really want to see everyone succeed.

...Gettysburg College in 2013, earning a B.S. In Biology. My studies broadly covered the sciences and coursework included general chemistry, physics, organic chemistry, and cell biology. After graduating I moved to NYC to pursue a Master's in Nutrition from the Institute of Human Nutrition at Columbia University (Disclaimer: I still indulge in McDonalds). I am now working as a clinical research assistant and am studying the effect of a weight drug on the cardiovascular and...

...tutor with a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry and Microbiology from the University of Maine, I am passionate about empowering students in the life sciences. With over 2 years of tutoring experience, I focus on creating a supportive learning environment that encourages curiosity and critical thinking. My teaching philosophy centers on personalized instruction, adapting my methods to meet each student's unique needs and learning style. I believe that fostering a strong understanding of biological concepts not...

...Biochemistry, Neuroscience, and Medicinal Chemistry. But, my favorite ones to tutor are Psychology, Neuroscience, Medicinal Chemistry, and Biology. While in college I was able to receive my CRLA Level II Certification for tutoring. I have also taken many training courses focused on understanding and effectively implementing a variety of study techniques. Because of this, I always like to try and incorporate new techniques into my student's study habits, that I believe would best fit their...

...from Evanston, Illinois. I received my B.A. in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry from Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. I continued to pursue my Science career in New York, where I worked in a laboratory at Columbia University Medical Center. While working, I applied to graduate school and entered in Fall of 2013. I am currently earning my PhD at New York University in Molecular Biophysics. I hope to one day apply my crystallography skills to...

...University in Actuarial Science. I tutor a broad range of subject areas mostly in the math and sciences. I believe that relating the material back to concepts that are relevant to our daily lives is the best way to learn. I have had extensive tutoring experience in the areas of calculus, statistics, SAT, ACT and SAT subject tests in chemistry, mathematics and literature, GRE quantitative and the MCAT. And my mantra is practice practice practice!...

...learned how to make learning fun and engaging. My experience also makes me a great candidate to tutor biology, computer science, chemistry and various math courses. Overall my favorite subject is Biology because I believe that the more we learn about biology, the more we learn about ourselves and the world around us. Outside of academia I like to exercise and participate in fun activities that keeps the body moving because I believe movement is...

...biomedical scientist who received a B.Sc in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Rochester and a M.Sc in Biotechnology from POSTECH in Korea (POSTECH is ranked top 10 in Asia for engineering). Calvin has contributed to scientific advancement in the fields of cancer, regenerative medicine, and medical devices, with publications in world-renowned research journals. Also a die-hard advocate for personal and leadership development of youth, Calvin has tutored and mentored underprivileged students and has founded...

I believe that anyone can learn anything they set their mind to. Like Eisenstein said, "genius is 99 percent hard work". As long someone is motivated, they can figure something out, and I'm here to help them along the way!

I was introduced to tutoring through a love of helping my friends succeed, and finding wonderful friends that helped me succeed. The feeling of understanding something is amazing, and the feeling of helping someone understand something is rewarding. Above all, I encourage critical thinking in everything I teach. Memorizing formulas and facts is good for short-term learning, but to truly understand a concept it is necessary to stimulate our minds to see patterns and connections.