Award-Winning Biology Tutors serving Allen, TX

...with my uncle. By the time I was in high school, I could take an engine apart and reassemble it with new internal components. My propensity to understand complex machinery piqued my interest in engineering, which I was encouraged to pursue. Yet, fate led me to take a pathophysiology course in high school that would introduce me to the most complex machine of all: the human body. My decision to study medicine after high school...

...to my language heavy tutoring experience, I also love a variety of different subjects such as math and science. Because my siblings and I have a very large age difference (10 and 14 years respectively) and they tend to struggle in school, I have served as their primary tutor for the past couple of years. Funnily enough, it wasn't really my choice to help them with their homework in the beginning, but I quickly learned...

...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 to learn and retain information and I can use my experience to help you excel and pursue the knowledge of your dreams! I love watching my...

...learn. I have tutored for two years now and have had the privilege of watching students excel at concepts that were once difficult and hard to grasp. I try my best to tailor every session to my students' needs because I have found that directly addressing problems and personally working on building confidence in a subject are key for developing stronger learners. Aside from mastering their own subjects, I want to help students feel comfortable...

...well! I have taught at the university level as well as 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 time with family, listening to music, and hanging out...

With extreme interest in academics, I anticipate assisting students in retaining information in a fun manner, and to ensure passing homework, test, and exam scores while implementing new ways to learn and achieve personal academic goals.

...Bachelors in Neuroscience as a pre-med student from the University of Texas at Dallas. I have previously worked as a private tutor so I have plenty of experience tutoring students of all ages. My goal is to help students not only understand the material but also be able to apply it confidently in their classes! In my free time, I enjoy exploring the outdoors, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.

I have worked in a healthcare setting for a total of eight years, with combined experience of healthcare administration in nursing home facilities, as well as corporate funded organizations and executive administrator for Hospice care. With over 3200+ hrs of nursing instruction, I have helped students succeed in their academic courses through outstanding 1:1 tutoring.

...we work with variables that are changing. With hard work and dedication, I believe anyone can succeed. I generally use a step-by-step approach with students to simplify difficult concepts. From my experience, I find it easier to understand why we use certain formulas instead of memorizing them. In calculus especially, I like to explain the real life applications to make the concepts more interesting. I am a firm believer that knowledge is power. In my...

...by selling various foods and drinks. I believe my involvement in this club has helped raise enough money for future years to come! With this money, HOSA is able to attend a State/ National competitition in the US. Last year, at competition, I was able to compete with a team of 3 others in an event known as HOSA Bowl. This event consisted of both a written test and a trivia round following that. Each...

...is a lot lot of planning and organization involved and I loved the challenge. I had to take into consideration styles of learning, pace of learning, and other factors that students needed in a tutor for the subjects they struggled to grasp. In doing so, I was able to create content to help light bulbs turn on in the fun interactive manner my predecessors had done for me. I look forward to helping future students...

I'm a freshman at the University of Pittsburgh working towards a dual degree in Molecular Biology and Psychology! I have tutored several students including my own friends and have several tips about applying for college, scholarships, and acing the SAT!

...having taken the ACT, SAT, and AP exams myself. I know the strategies that work and the ones that don't, and I enjoy sharing these insights to help students reach their full potential. My goal is to create a positive learning environment where students can ask questions, tackle problems confidently, and see real progress. I'm here to help you not only master the material but also find joy and satisfaction in learning. Let's work together...

...in the medical field such as oncology, hematology, and orthopedics. I enjoy teaching others because it helps them realize their potential and not just know science, but to enjoy learning it. I have the ability to teach a variety of sciences such as Biology, Biochemistry, Anatomy, Physiology, and more. I believe studying is a skill and that one may improve their aptitude so long as they keep working at it, and that is where a...

I love biology and enjoy teaching students and helping 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 concept suddenly 'get it.'

...I found myself doing well in math classes and biochemistry. I also helped classmates that had trouble with those subjects. So, I decided to help more others by working as a Supplemental Instruction Leader. I don't believe in one-size-fits-all philosophy. I think every student needs to find a learning style that works best for them. With this philosophy in mind, I taught my students to figure out their strengths and weaknesses when it came to...

...Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. While I await decisions from medical schools, my time consists of working out, running outside, eating mac & cheese, and now tutoring those who were once in my shoes. I want to provide those in need with the skills to become the best versions of themselves through the arms of education. Whatever the goal may be, your success will not be measured by how many times you fail, but by...

I am currently working with Mansfield ISD as a substitute. I hold a degree in education as well as a Texas teaching certification. My motto is that there is always something new to learn. No one knows everything, but everyone knows something.

I went to Harvard University for undergrad and obtained my Bachelor of Arts in History and Literature. After college, I became a high school writing and project-based learning teacher for 5 years. Now I work for a school district office in curriculum, assessment and instructional development.