Award-Winning Biochemistry Tutors serving Richardson, TX

...professionally since 2017. I plan to become an ophthalmologist (eyeball surgery stuff). I love helping students crush their MCAT or USMLE exams, especially students, like myself, who once believed they could not be skilled test-takers. I happily teach any student who could use a helpful and experienced hand with chemistry, physics, biology, etc.

...in Biomedical Engineering at Rice University. I have had the opportunity to work on several projects through the Institute for Global Health at Rice, and I am passionate about designing globally accessible medical devices. I am an easy going but dedicated student. In my free time, I enjoy intramural sports, spending time with friends, and...

...high school and elementary school (sorry, no middle school yet?) I received my education from UTRGV, Masters in Biochemistry & Molecular Biology and Bachelors' in Biology. I tutor science: Chemistry & Biology. It is my belief that anyone can learn, as long as they put forth the necessary effort. Outside of academia, I love spending...

...real-world applicationswhether it's understanding neural networks (biological or artificial), building reproducible data pipelines, or learning the basic mathematic, scientific foundation needed for further education. I hold both a Master's in Bioinformatics and a Bachelor's in Neuroscience from Georgia Tech. These degrees gave me a strong foundation in mathematics, strategic thinking, data analysis, and the life...

...all come from different backgrounds and have various struggles, but nothing should impede our ability to learn. When I'm not teaching I have a bakery business, so I'm baking yummy treats. That includes anything from cheesecakes and cinnamon rolls to birthday cakes. I also enjoy spending quality time with my family and sleeping whenever my...

...tutoring and assisting a variety of students from college level science courses. Currently, I am a senior biomedical science major at Texas A&M University with an acceptance into Texas A&M College of Medicine this upcoming year. I am looking to tutor people in Biology, Microbiology, General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Biochemistry. I am excited to...

...would contribute towards a great future. Teaching is an important tool to share my 15 years of gained knowledge and experience as sonography technologist and teaching clinical students in general, ob/gyn, vascular ultrasounds. This would further help student transition from theory to practical aspects of clinical settings. Medical and clinical excellence awards winner in Sonography....

...them understand the wonders of the natural world. I have a Ph.D in microbiology and immunology, and I have taught biology and microbiology at the college level for the past 9 years. I love teaching and making connections with students. There is nothing more satisfying than seeing a student who has struggled to understand a...

...from SFASU with a minor in Biology. I tutor for Chemistry and Biology. While I am most passionate about Chemistry, I also love Botany and the biochemical side of Biology. I spend a lot of my free time reading or crafting/drawing. I believe that everyone has a different style and pace at which they learn.

...think it is super important to utilize these individual needs when learning and retaining information. That is why I am super enthusiastic about helping you find the techniques that fit with your needs and making them work for you in reaching your academic goals! As a medical student myself, I have had to find ways...

...people get through a struggle, whether it be studying for a test or getting assimilated into a new country, has truly been a rewarding feat. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my...

...students find creative ways to tackle difficult lessons by finding fun and creative forms of explanation. I started tutoring at a study group I led in college for organic chemistry. It was then that I realized I had the ability to simplify complicated theories and I enjoyed explaining these to my peers. I would love...

...and I currently live in Fort Worth,TX. I am enrolled at the UNTHSC Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and I am doing a masters program in Medical Science. I have had lots of previous experience in tutoring, with subjects ranging from elementary to college level. I also specialize in teaching how to study for standardized...

...is my most favorite. In my teaching style I try to connect students with the subject their learning. Making learning come to life, so that it will not only stick in the student brain, but so they can use it in their everyday life. Going through school as a pre-med student, has taught me a...

...background. At the beginning of each semester, I would make a speech in front the class to introduce myself, share my experience in that specific class, and give them advice on how to pass the class.As a supplemental instruction leader I would go to a designated class write notes and then essentially make lesson plans...

...well! Not to mention, becoming a doctor is essentially a long journey of standardized tests, so I have loads of test taking experience to help you or your student on that upcoming PSAT, SAT, ACT, AP exam, or MCAT! When not studying or tutoring, I love tracking, running, hiking, skiing, and just being in the...

My name is Coby Blumberg and I am currently in the process of applying to medical school. I graduated cum laude from the University of Florida with a degree in microbiology and cell science. I understand that the learning process varies among people, and will specifically tailor my teaching style towards my clients needs.

About to graduate medical student pursuing pediatrics with past experience tutoring a wide variety of subjects at the college level. IB diploma graduate. Experience in several AP and IB course content.

...always been interested in puzzles, games, and tinkering around with tools. Naturally, the sciences peaked my interests just enough to provoke flashes of my academic potential. I now realize that it was the rigid and non-personalized structure of education that caused me to feel so disenfranchised about learning (at least in the formal sense). From...

...I was in high school. There was just something about helping others learn difficult concepts that really appealed to me. I thought I might have wanted to become a teacher of some sort and went into UC Berkeley with these intentions. Since then, I fell in love with science and research and decided that I...