Award-Winning Biology Tutors serving Central City, AZ

Biological Design PhD Student with research and expansive academic experience interested in the instruction of students ranging from mathematics, biology, chemistry, humanities-based writing, physics, scientific writing, and music theory.

Current PhD student in Evolutionary Biology. I study the intersection between cancer biology and evolution to understand cancer across the tree of life. Biology, writing, statistics, and R programming the center of my academic focus. Also passionate about preparing students' graduate and professional school applications

...wanting to practice your Spanish or French let me know for that as well! I believe that learning should be joyful because you realize there are no limits for what you can learn and achieve, and I hope to make your course work as interesting and catered to you as possible. Please let me know...

I am a Microbiologist, working in industry jobs for the past 2 years. I majored in Molecular Biology at Brigham Young University, and took 4 years of Chemical Engineering classes. I love helping students learn and really understand concepts and subjects.

...in Sustainability (with a focus on sustainable urban design) and minoring in Spanish. I am committed to creating a more resilient future for the planet, and that starts with education. I succeed with ADHD and so can you! I have been tutoring students for a total of five years and have benefitted from Varsity Tutors...

...but I'm always much more excited to teach them than they are to learn. The most important part of my teaching style is making sure I get to know who I'm tutoring. I'll often start by asking a student to explain the topic to me, and I'll correct any misunderstandings once they're finished. It's also...

...to be logical and very straight forward. Something that one of my mentor teachers said sticks with me to this day: "They don't care how much you know, unless they know how much you care." Since, I have made it my personal goal to live by that statement. My goal is to build a mutual...

...science (my first love), I also love helping people learn writing skills, reading comprehension, and study skills. Please know I am an ally to the LGBTQIA+ community and I make sure that everyone feels safe and respected when we learn together, no matter who you are. Whether we're working one-on-one or in groups, I want...

...I spent a year and a half in nursing school tutoring my fellow students through for my nursing program. While my background is specific, I have tutored in most nursing courses. My passion is tutoring in healthcare and science. Some of my biggest joys have been helping students understand a topic they are struggling with...

...in mastering the language as well. I find immense joy in helping children discover their potential, and I am eager to inspire a love for learning in every student I work with! I love to dancing salsa, merengue, and other Latin beats. It's one of my favorite ways to stay energized and have fun with...

...nominated as an Honors Teaching Assistant in the Fall semester! Someday, I want to work in academia, both out of my love for learning new things and teaching rising students. I tutor all kinds of history, English, essay writing, ACT/SAT prep, pre-algebra and algebra, biology, and, believe it or not, classical and medieval Latin. I...

...and college, I worked as a tutor and Preceptor for a number of courses including Spanish, Introductory Biology, Anatomy, Physiology, Biostatistics, and Youth Leadership and Development. This Fall I will be attending the University of Arizona's Phoenix campus to pursue my MD/MPH with a concentration in Public Health Practice. My unique background and experiences allowed...

I do not merely want to know, but I also want to understand how things work. And, in everything I engage in, I pursue understanding and wisdom, the tools that keep me lastingly equipped for success.

...believe it is my job to not only help you with your homework, but to also help you learn the core material. If something does not make sense, let us go back until it does, and then progress from there. I also enjoy making the subject matter fun, and if that is not possible, at...

...not fully invested in them, for whatever reason. I believe that true learning comes from the challenge of learning. As my father has always reminded me growing up , "If what you are doing is easy, then you are not learning. What fulfillment comes from doing easy things?" Furthermore, the greater the challenge the more...

...an application package that sets you up for success. I understand the intricacies of the process and aim to set individualized goals to achieve success. This includes building personal statements, prioritizing activities, proofreading the fine details of your secondaries, or helping you overcome whatever obstacles you may come across throughout this process. The most important...

...and physiology, English, grammar, and writing. The majority of my teaching has been with 6th through 10th grade students. We know that students do not all learn the same way; one of my biggest strengths is creativity in teaching and tutoring. I am also very energetic, caring and a great listener. I love to travel...

...the same time, I also like to provide students with problem-solving strategies and tips on how to make sense of smaller details. Additionally, understanding applications of concepts also helps me understand the material better, and this approach may also work for many students. As a current research assistant in an immunobiology lab, I am very...

...different for each student. I am able to adjust my tutoring style based on each of my students needs making it different for everyone. Some interests of mine as of now is definitely basketball. I have been getting heavily invested in not only playing but also watching basketball with friends or family. I enjoy going...

...best? What is your learning style? How can I best help you learn more effectively? These are the questions that guide me when I sit down to help a new student. A mentor once told me that there are no learning disabled students, there are only teaching disabled instructors. I am always looking for new...