Award-Winning Biochemistry Tutors serving Washington DC

What I enjoy most about tutoring is the privilege to witness before my very eyes, the growth in confidence a student undergoes once he or she clears that frustrating hurdle of not understanding a concept. Biology and much of the sciences embody an expanse of details, which to the student, can seem to involve a lot of rote memorization. I enjoy teaching various active learning methods to help my students consolidate and reorganize this information...

...Christina Harris and I am excited to help you enhance your studies! I have a Bachelor of Science in Biology from WSSU and a Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences from Duke University SOM. Currently, I teach health science at the high school level. I am well versed in sciences at many levels and have experience tutoring in sciences up to the undergraduate level. I am now open to schedule remote tutoring sessions in the...

...recent graduate from the University of Virginia, with two bachelor degrees in Neuroscience and Math, along with a minor in Chemistry. I am extremely passionate about science research and worked as a bioinformatician/data analyst at UVA's Center for Brain, Immunology, and Glia. During my four years, I have successfully applied for 3 research grants and 1 scholarship independently. I have published 1 paper in Nature and recently submitted another. I hope to become a medical...

...I struggled with learning until I began to pay attention to not only what I was learning but how I was learning it. After so many trials and errors, I developed a method of studying which proved to enhance my understanding of concepts and recall abilities. After I discovered this, learning was no longer a chore. Learning became an adventure and fun. I currently feel like I can learn anything as long as I apply...

...kind of satisfaction that comes with teaching. Seeing someone get that "a-ha!" moment makes the process worthwhile...and it's addicting. I remember being a student taking a GRE prep course and frequently experiencing the "a-ha!" moment as a student. I knew then that giving that feeling was worth pursuing. Getting a good score on my GRE because of that training only solidified that sentiment. I believe everyone is best when challenged, though there is no simple...

...recent graduate of the University of Toledo College of Medicine. I graduated with my M.D. degree in May 2014. I am currently working in an outpatient medical office belonging to a national Pain Management practice. I have extensive experience tutoring at the college level, while I was an undergraduate student at the University of Maryland, as well as some informal tutoring experience while in medical school. I tutor mainly the sciences, along with English/writing, and...

...had a heart for sharing my knowledge with others, volunteering to be a teacher, tutor, or mentor wherever there was a need for one. During my time working as a Research Technician at Children’s National Medical Center in Washington, D.C., I mentored high school students in biological concepts, laboratory techniques, and data analysis. I taught them in such a way that by the end of the summer, they were able to not only explain and...

...is Brianna and I am currently a Senior at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), majoring in both Computer Science and Bioinformatics. I have maintained a 3.6 through my coursework here at UMBC. I went to high school in Howard County at Centennial High School and I have been tutoring since my Senior year there. I plan to one day be a professor, invigorated to that dream with my love of teaching and working...

...PhD student at Morgan State University with a research focus on prostate cancer. I have a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Biology with over six years of experience teaching Biology at undergraduate level. As a passionate student of Biology, I have always been fascinated by the intricate workings of life at every level, from molecular interactions to ecosystems. This fascination has not only driven my academic pursuits but has also inspired me to share my knowledge...

Recent college graduate, with tutoring experience, offering help on college level chemistry (AP Chemistry or General Chemistry).

...(2010) I started tutoring in return for brownies. The next year I officially started tutoring students, primarily in Chemistry and Geometry. The following year I independently designed and taught an introductory Latin course designed to interest sixth grade students. In college I lost much of the free time I had available in high school, and so I began tutoring online. I joined the chemistry club (St. Mary's American Chemical Society - SMACS) and through SMACS...

I've tutored in London for over seven years, and I love the process of helping a student progress and gradually get better at a subject. It's what motivates me to keep teaching.

...recent college graduate, with over three years of tutoring experience through my university. The majority of my tutoring experience is in a variety of collegiate biology, chemistry, and sociology. I played volleyball all throughout high school, and my tutoring style reflects my history with sports. After all, school and game day are both all about practice! I currently work in human genomics while preparing for medical school, and I am certified by the College Reading...

Hello! My name is Emily and I'll be studying Molecular and Cellular Biology in the fall at Johns Hopkins. I love tutoring and working with students in a range of different subjects. I have experience working with a large range of age groups and I try to make tutoring as fun, yet helpful and educational as possible.

...senior at Georgetown University, majoring in Mathematics with minors in French and Biology. I will be graduating magna cum laude in May and beginning medical school in August. I have experience tutoring elementary and middle school math as well as in being a TA for multivariable calculus. I particularly love teaching math at every level, but I also am excited to share my expertise in the sciences that I have acquired in my pre-medical coursework...

...born and raised in 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 microbiology, biology, chemistry and others. However, I have tutored many other subjects too. Additionally, I can...

...Bachelor of Science, Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy in Biochemistry. I have been teaching and tutoring science subjects for the past 16 years to high school students, undergraduate students and graduate students. While I tutor a broad range of science subjects, I am most passionate about Biochemistry courses including General Biochemistry, Protein Biochemistry, Carbohydrate Biochemistry, Immunochemistry, Toxicology, Nutrition Biochemistry and Genetics. In my experience helping struggling students prepare for exams, we always seem...

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!

...rising senior at Washington and Lee University, majoring in Biochemistry on the pre-med track. I have always found my science courses to be the most challenging and rewarding courses that I've taken. The main reason why I have loved these courses has been because of the terrific teachers and professors that I have been fortunate enough to have. In high school, I tutored my peers at the Math and Science Center, and I always tried...

...medical graduate on my way to attaining a residency position to achieve my goal of becoming a doctor. Throughout my long and intensive educational experience thus far, I have developed the necessary skills required to learn any material proficiently. I have used these techniques not only to teach myself successfully, but also my classmates, friends, and family. Learning, like all things, requires hard work and dedication, but that does not mean it has to be...