Award-Winning Biochemistry Tutors serving Louisville, KY

...scored in the 91st percentile on the MCAT and achieved similarly impressive results on his USMLE. He currently obtaining his M.D./M.B.A. from the University of Louisville School of Medicine with plans for a career in Anesthesiology. As a future physician entrepreneur, Andy's passion for medical education led him to tutor high school, undergraduate, graduate, and medical students in a variety of sciences across several different online platforms for the past 4 years.

...a research assistant, I was a teaching assistant for three years in several science course (including neuroscience, biochemistry, and psychology). I specialize in tutoring math courses leading up to Calculus II and many biological science courses. I believe every student can learn complex material, just sometimes needs it explained and broken down in a different way that meets the students need of understanding, which is where I come in to help. I oftentimes think differently...

...I can create a safe and encouraging space for students to learn. Finally, my leadership experience with NOLS Alaska, where I led a wilderness expedition, taught me how to guide others through challenges and foster teamwork. These experiences have equipped me with the patience, communication, and leadership skills necessary to be an effective and supportive tutor. I'm eager to help students not only grasp difficult material but also gain the confidence to succeed on their...

I am a musician who loves to teach and learn. The process of learning and engaging in subjects helps us develop our sense of self and place in the world. Success is as much in the process as in the outcome.

...teaching students from middle school and above including graduate students, Ph.D., nursing, and medical students. I also have 20+ years of research experience in all manner of life sciences Endocrinology, Cancer Research, Physiology including translational and clinical trials. If needed I could also help with editing papers / reviewing. Currently I'm a professor at a university teaching Anatomy and Physiology, as well as pathology. I'm looking forward to helping my future Varsity Tutors students!

...research experience, I'm passionate about both medicine and mentorship. Before starting medical school, I worked as an MCAT tutor, where I discovered how much I enjoy helping others succeed. I've had the privilege of being selected for a nationwide teaching fellowship, and I strive to give back by supporting students through the same challenges I once faced. My teaching style is centered around the individual needs of my students I aim to help them learn...

...and football in high school, club baseball and intramural flag football during my time at Berkeley. I stay active now riding my bike/jogging in Cherokee park in the Highlands of Louisville. I'd like to get back into practicing yoga some time soon. I completed coursework in the Physiology PhD program, maintaining a 4.0+ GPA. My academic specialties are Biology, Physiology, Cell Biology, Biostatistics and am proficient in mathematics including Calculus I, Algebra I and II....

...have posted almost every type of problem you could expect in that course. I have only been an active Varsity Tutor since early February of 2020. I have tutored primarily math and physics, especially AP Physics 1. I can help in any math course from pre-algebra up to differential equations. I can provide assistance in some engineering courses, but due to the nature of the difference in education among universities, I try to only help...

...Brigham Young University with a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience. I have spent time tutoring 1-on-1 for standardized exams, especially the ACT, as well as in a classroom setting for Anatomy courses and English as a Second Language courses. I love working with individuals to help them prepare for a big test, especially being able to work through math and science problems in a timed environment. I believe every student can succeed in standardized tests...

I am a recent graduate with degrees in Genetics and Biochemistry, and have experience teaching subjects from high school biology to advanced organic chemistry. I love to study science and I always aim to share that enthusiasm with my students!

...material. I guide them through problem-solving techniques until they gain confidence and mastery. My goal is to create an engaging and supportive learning environment where students can excel academically and develop problem-solving skills that will benefit them throughout their education and future careers. In addition to my academic work, I enjoy applying real-world examples to the subjects I teach, helping students see how their studies connect to practical situations. Outside of tutoring, I love staying...

...is to recognize when the student is struggling. This allows me to adjust my teaching and ask different questions to gauge their understanding. I am also a huge advocate for active learning. Just reading or looking at the information is not enough to gain a grasp on the information. Through the use of recall, active work, and student-given explanations, I help the students become more confident in the work. They will feel more prepared for...

I am a bioengineering student at UofL and I have a biochemistry degree from WKU. I tutor biology, chemistry, computer science, and ACT prep. I particularly enjoy tutoring computer science as programming brought me into the academic world. My teaching style involves motivating my students to learn the material. In my spare time I like to program, read, play computer games, or spend time with friends.

...I started trying specific things like utilizing online notecards, and rewriting my notes on a chalkboard from memory that I started seeing success reflected in my grades. 3. Find something that motivates you, and use it every single day. Studying is not fun, plain and simple. But, unfortunately it is a means to an end. Grades and extracurricular activities are the only thing a young student is judged by, and the better grades one achieves...

...Beyond my university experience, I've worked as a math, science, test prep, and history tutor for over 1000 hours through various companies and independently. I excel in working with small groups or one-on-one, and I've received overwhelmingly positive reviews from my students for my attitude, patience, willingness to help, and careful attention to helping each student learn in their own way. I hold myself to a high standard and am constantly seeking to improve as...

...organic chemistry. My favorite subject is chemistry with a particular love for organic chemistry. I feel like I was born to put molecules together, especially carbon-carbon bonds, and I think of chemistry as really just molecular Legos that I am fortunate enough to spent my days working with. I love synthesizing new molecules but I am challenged intellectually on a daily basis to find and understand the applications for the chemistry I develop in the...

...decision-making into clear, relatable lessonsoften with a touch of humor. My goal is not just to teach facts, but to spark curiosity and build real understanding. Whether I'm helping a high schooler prepare for AP Psychology or guiding a pre-med student through neuroanatomy, I adapt my approach to match each learner's style and pace. My approach is always tailored to the learner's level and goals, and I take pride in creating a comfortable, motivating space...

...chemistry and biochemistry. I have a strong passion for the subject and enjoy helping people learn about this wonderful field of science. I obtained my Bachelor's of Science in Chemistry/Biochemistry from the University of Louisville in May 2020. My tutoring style is trying to provide a light touch and guide the student towards a better understanding of the topic, with as much of the work coming from the student as possible .

...goal was to eventually practice medicine, but I was open to other areas of science as well. Though I was uncertain about what career I would find myself in, I knew that I loved science and wanted to stick to it. That being said, I have found myself here in Louisville attending the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary instead, along with a complicated story as to how I ended up at this school. Though I am...

Every student is unique and learns in their own way. My goal is to help them figure out how they learn and how I can help them capture and retain the knowledge they need to succeed.