Award-Winning Biology Tutors serving Manhattan, NY

Hey! My name is Nina and I will be a senior at Binghamton University this year. My major is integrative neuroscience. After I finish undergraduate school, I am hoping to pursue genetic counseling. My favorite subjects are organic chemistry and genetics.

...estate investment trust. My first job at 16 sparked my passion for teaching, when I was a math instructor at Mathnasium. I taught all levels of math through Calculus AB/BC to students ages 4-19. I've had the opportunity to gain more experience since, TA'ing chemistry in college and even getting to design and teach my own 2-credit anthropology seminar. I hope to instill the understanding that learning is lifelong and gradual, and I believe students...

...about understanding important concepts, not memorizing a bunch of formulas, and that obtaining the right answer is less important than trying to understand a problem and devising a method to solve it. The ability to think critically is applicable to all facets of a student's life and academic career. I, as a tutor, hope to help the student hone that ability and apply it towards a successful academic career. I am available any day of...

Loving math and helping others go hand in hand for tutoring. I like the accomplishments when students achieve what they need mathematically and succeed in their courses or with standardized tests as a result.

...than the numbers at the end of a income-statement, or the titles of positions on a resume, I find most honor in the service of inspiring people to chase their dreams, and helping in whatever practical way to achieve those dreams. I am a 2014 Graduate of The College of New Jersey (TCNJ). I graduated Magna Cum Laude with a BA in Political Science. I am a member of the National Political Science Honor Society...

...and emulated this format when presenting the uses of parametric equations to year 10 students. Sacred Japanese Temple Mathematics', which explains the growth of Japanese mathematics during its reclusive sakoku period, revealed the cultural differences that influenced how problems were approached. Similarities arose: a problem recorded in the 'Shamei Sanpu' text provided an identical theorem to that obtained by Leonard Euler. A notable difference was that Japanese inspiration for solving problems was primarily based on...

...major in Neuroscience and minor in French. Following college, I became a software engineer for almost four years, and have worked extensively in Python and Ruby, and have also done some front-end work using React and HTML/CSS. Additionally, I have been a teacher for an online coding bootcamp. As a teacher, I really enjoyed guiding and supporting online students through their coding journeys. I love to encourage students to push through and overcome challenges in...

...Medical Examiners), achieving high scores, and will assist them in preparing for the Step One of their Medical Boards. Tom receives great fulfillment in assisting these students achieve their goals. He always challenges his students to push themselves in reaching their full potential. In his spare time, Tom loves to volunteer in Brooklyn with the Read 718 Program. It is especially important to him cause he tutors children reading below grade level. He also loves...

...chemistry, high school math and even the GRE. My unique and personalized approach for each student makes me a well-qualified and valued tutor. I take into account the student's interests, hobbies, learning style, learning pace and goals to holistically tutor the student in the desired subjects. In addition, I have taught a Freshman Interest Group Seminar (FIGS) at Rutgers for Health and Medicine, which was challenging since I had a class size of about 30...

...be a physician. One day I want to look back at my life knowing that I've done something to make a positive difference in the lives of others. There have been many hurdles on my journey to becoming a doctor, but there have always been someone there to help me succeed. While applying to medical schools, I want to help students achieve their own goals. Whether they are struggling to keep up with the pace...

I am an experienced science educator licensed to teach secondary science. I specialize in the life sciences and Living Environment Regents Prep.

I am a native Japanese speaker, born in Kyoto. My focus is to help you communicate clearly in Japanese in everyday situations, building competency through conversation, accuracy through tailored exercises, and confidence in a friendly and fun environment. I also am experienced helping with college and high school homework assignments, test prep and test review.

...through advanced college courses in Organic and Inorganic Chemistry. I've often been told that I make chemistry more approachable and engaging. I tailor my tutoring to each student's learning style, using clear explanations, real-world examples, and interactive discussions. I believe education should be both accessible and enjoyable, and I strive to create a supportive environment where students feel empowered to ask questions and challenge themselves. Outside of academia, I enjoy visiting museums, traveling, reading, listening...

I create a supportive environment that sparks an interest in learning and, therefore, confidence in your academic abilities.

...biology and chemistry, I am also well versed in literature and college standardized tests like the ACT and MCAT. I always enjoy conquering a new subject and I hope to pass on that passion to whomever I teach! I was raised in a family that truly believes that education is the most important tool in one's life. As such, I am in the process of applying to medical school for the class of 2020. When I...

...about myself: I served in the U.S. Air Force and attained my B.S. in Psychology while in service. Shortly after separating, I attended and completed a Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Medical Program at Columbia University. I plan on completing a Master's in Nutrition at Columbia as well, and begin medical school shortly thereafter. I have been involved in various research experiments, and find that I have a true passion for the sciences. In my personal time, I enjoy...

...to love helping kids learn. I am a friendly recent college graduate who likes to make learning fun. When tutoring, I look for ways to relate the material to one of your child's interests, to better ensure he/she retains the material. Part of my method includes instructing students on how to properly study. For example, I advise them on how to make comprehensive study reviews, a schedule, and note cards. I also have experience tutoring...

...learn or like to be taught the same way, which I take very seriously. As your tutor, I will provide you with a distinct learning experience. You will be working with someone with a terminal degree in biology who understands the nuances, pitfalls, and confusion in biological material. I have over seven years of teaching experience and have developed tools to ensure students meet learning expectations. I use a combination of lectures, practice problems, and...

...During my time as a teacher, I also offered after school tutoring sessions to my students in science, ELA, and SAT prep. In my five years as a teacher, I developed a passion for helping students learn to love science and perfect their reading and writing skills. I believe that an effective teacher or tutor meets students where they're at, whatever their skill level, and then helps them set goals and strive for growth. As...

...I believe in a patient and understanding approach. I have graduated Rutgers University majoring in Cell Biology and Neuroscience. I have a Masters in Biomedical Sciences, also from Rutgers University. I want to teach the MCATs because I want others to succeed and I don't want the MCATs to hold anyone back from achieving their dreams of becoming a doctor. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, watching movies, exercising, and having a fun time...