Award-Winning Biochemistry Tutors serving St. Louis, MO

I am a pediatric nurse practitioner currently at home with my little girl. I graduated for the University of South Carolina with a degree in Biology in 2013. I graduated with my Masters in Nursing from Vanderbilt University in 2017. I am able to help to help in many areas, including but not limited to biology, nursing, and anatomy/phys. I look forward to seeing how I can help you achieve your goals!

...born in South Africa, lived in Kenya, Egypt, Morocco, England before moving to the US for my undergraduate studies. I have a BA in Biochemistry, MA in Cell Biology and former MD/Ph.D. (Molecular Cell Biology) trainee at Washington University in St. Louis . I have taught biological sciences and physical sciences and Math classes for over 10 years. My teaching style is first to identify the knowledge gaps in a student, and then lead them...

Hi! My name is Christine and I am a sophomore at Vanderbilt University. I can help students of different age groups with math, science, and english. I can also help with ACT prep tutoring.

...from Knox College in Galesburg, IL with a degree in Chemistry and minors in both Biochemistry and German. I am currently employed here in St. Louis as a Production Chemist at a chemical company called Sigma-Aldrich. While at school, I worked as a TA for both general and Organic Chemistry and I have taken courses in a vast majority of chemical fields including Organic, Inorganic, Analytical, Physical Chemistry, Biochemistry and even Nanochemistry. I also took...

...currently a Chemistry/Pre-Pharmacy major and I will earn my Bachelors of Science in Chemistry in one year. I have been working with students from all ages: 9-25 years old. I enjoy tutoring mainly because of my own love for learning, which makes me very passionate in teaching. With tutoring, I am also given the opportunity to help children achieve their best and inspire them on a personal and academic level. With my background, I have...

...goal is to identify the individual needs of each student and find study habits that suit them best. While short-term improvements are the priority, the long-term goal is finding the optimal study habits that set you up to be a lifelong learner. Graduated with a B.A. in Biology from Transylvania University in 2017. Graduated magna cum laude from the University of Missouri - St. Louis, with an M.S. in Biochemistry and Biotechnology in 2019. I...

...Biology, with a minor in Psychology. Currently, I am in graduate school through Northeastern University, working toward my Master of Science in Marine Biology. I have always sought after opportunities to tutor others, whether they be my peers or younger students, as it is something I truly enjoy. I am most passionate about tutoring science subjects, specifically Biology, Chemistry and Ecology, and I have three years experience tutoring university level general Chemistry. In addition, I...

...learning is extremely important for a full and happy life. However sometimes it feels like there is so much you need to know and not enough time or space in your brain to learn it! The world can seem like it can move too fast and the stress of not understanding something can drive you crazy. That's where I can help! I believe that given perspective any person can learn anything they want to, and...

...a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Chemistry with a minor in Cognitive Science from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland. I am currently working toward my Ph.D. in Biology at Washington University in St. Louis. My previous tutoring experience involves tutoring one-on-one with elementary students in Spanish. I have also served as a Teaching Assistant in Cognitive Science as an undergraduate and for a biology course in...

...Chemistry and Math. I believe that tutoring is a two-way learning process. I love the fact that I can help students to achieve their academic goal and at the same time I enhance my teaching and organization skills. My career goal is to be a part of an academic teaching and/or research institution. Tutoring students will be my training ground toward that goal. During my free time, I love hanging out and watching movies with...

...science subject they were specifically interested in. Even more fun was watching them compete in those subjects! Out of all the sciences, I am most passionate about AP biology, though I am excited to help anyone learn on any level. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life. I also believe that science is so relevant to our own experiences and try to get...

...opportunities to teach all throughout my career. It's gratifying to see students succeed and see the aha moment when they get challenging concepts during teaching sessions. It's like meditation, it energizes you to take on other challenging subjects both for teachers and students. We grow together! I am so happy you are here! I hope to be resourceful and provide timely help needed for you to get better hold on the subject post every session.

...students in freshman level General Chemistry, as well as upper level Biochemistry classes. Tutoring gave me a great look at the needs of many different types of students, and what I can do to be flexible enough to meet those needs. For fun, I like to read, watch sports (Go Cardinals!), and spend time outside hiking and exploring different trails. During the summer I try to spend as much time at the pool as possible.

...is Matthew, but I go by Matt. I am a medical student at SLU school of medicine. It is my personal goal to guide others to become well rounded individuals who succeed at all that they do. My tutoring style will consist of technical training, but also a personal touch to emphasize how and why it is important to learn new skills of any sort. I look forward to working with many students who value...

...a recent graduate of Maryville University. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology while minoring in rehabilitation services. I am also a direct-entry student for the Maryville Occupational Therapy Graduate School, beginning Fall 2022. As a sophomore in high school, I began tutoring and have been offered several tutoring positions since. I felt this would be a great time to get back to doing what I love with my extra time. I have worked...

...moment I entered High School, I knew I wanted to be in the medical field. The love I have for sports, as well as helping people, drew me to the field of Athletic Training. Upon graduation of High School, I went on to get my Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. I cannot thank the University enough for the opportunities and experiences it gave me. The countless hours...

...my Bachelors of Science in Chemistry in 2009 from Illinois College where I was a three sport athlete. After my undergraduate years, I attended Southern Illinois University where I received my Masters of Science in Organic Chemistry in 2011. From there I attended Saint Louis University and completed another Masters of Science in 2013 with my focus being on Nanochemistry and Material Science. During my education I was actively involved in other students learning from...

...My name is Jackie and I have over 10 years experience in post-secondary chemistry and biochemistry academic training. With a bachelors in chemistry and a PhD in biochemistry, my day-job is working as a senior research associate for a biotech company. Part of my enthusiasm for science is sharing it with others through outreach and tutoring. Science is a challenging, rewarding field and I look forward to working with students to achieve their academic goals!

...and calculus and I loved the feeling of being able to transform a difficult subject in the eyes of a students and watching them develop a curiosity for it rather than view it as an obstacle. In college, I worked as a teaching assistant for Beginning to Intermediate Statistics where I helped students with mathematics as well as programming in R. I also worked as an Observatory Assistant where I taught astronomy students about the...

...a rising sophomore at Washington University in St. Louis majoring in biochemistry and minoring in anthropology and french, and it is my dream one day to become an oncologist (a doctor who treats and researches cancer)! In the past, I have assisted teachers in their classrooms as a "teacher aid" by answering questions and explaining concepts to students one-on-one. Furthermore, I plan on working as a calculus tutor leader for incoming freshmen next semester at...