Award-Winning Biology Tutors serving Philadelphia, PA

...the Sciences pursing a degree in humanities and science. I am also interested in the dynamcs of healthcare and hope to obtain a masters in health policy. I love teaching subjects in the humanities such as reading, writing and history but equally love the sciences as well. My tutoring style is hands on and I like to engage the student in their learning process. I not only want students to succeed but I want them...

...currently work as a scientist performing research in the fields of neuroscience and HIV virology. I have a PhD in molecular biology and genetics. I have a passion for science education and making science accessible to people of all backgrounds and experiences. I worked as a biology and medical science tutor for 5 years, working with students ranging from early college through advanced graduate programs and medical school. I also have college-level and graduate-level teaching...

...at the University of Pennsylvania studying Molecular Biology and Mandarin Chinese. I am here to help you with your academic and organizational needs! My specialties include biology at both the high-school and college level, ACT exam test prep, organization and scheduling, writing, college prep, voice lessons and more! Academics aside, I enjoy classical singing, cooking, and reading. I am eager to get started working with you and help turn your goals into reality!

...Accelerated BS/MD Program for medicine. I am passionate about a variety of subjects, and consider myself especially qualified to tutor in subjects relating to STEM and/or conversational Mandarin, as well as standardized testing. (fun fact: my favorite section on the old SAT was Critical Reading!) Outside of academics, I love playing the oboe and listening to classical music, making origami, and going on long morning strolls along the Schuykill River Trail in Philadelphia.

...of needs each student can have. Other students have different needs, and I like to push my students to their full potential. Communication is key to success in the tutor-student relationship, and I work hard to make sure that we both understand the commitment and the goals that we are working towards. Each session should have a goal that we go over in the beginning of the session and agree on and if time permits,...

...and a minor in Mathematics from the University of Oklahoma in 2016. Furthermore, I have tutored for six years in the ACT and SAT, along with mathematics through differential and integral Calculus, and a host of subjects ranging from humanities and writing through physical sciences such as Chemistry. I have written an ACT study guide that condenses practical advice in a palatable manner, and we could work through this should you be interested! Blog: https://actguide.wordpress.com/...

As someone with a lifelong passion for education, I am always looking for an opportunity to provide instruction to eager students. Varsity Tutors seems like the perfect platform to apply my enthusiasm for teaching and help students realize their goals.

...understand the applicability of biology within the field of medicine. I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelors degree in Biology. Currently, I am pursuing a Masters degree to further my scientific education and will be starting medical school in the Fall. Outside of the classroom, I have worked in a reproductive biology lab as well as volunteered in multiple hospital clinics and hope to apply my personal and professional experiences to enhance...

...Master's degree in Education. I also received a Master's degree from Lebanon Valley College in Science Education. I have taught AP Biology, Biology, Chemistry and Special education for the past 25 years. My educational philosophy is that all students have unique abilities to allow us to succeed in achieving our dreams. As your tutor, I will be caring and respectful to help you develop those abilities which will ultimately assist you to achieve your dreams.

...in Biology with minors in Health Studies and Peace, Conflict, and Social Justice Studies. During high school, I participated in a multitude of enrichment programs, such as NSLI-Y Mandarin, Human Oncology and Pathogenesis Sumer Program, and the New York Academy of Sciences Junior Academy. In college, I have been selected for two competitive research-related internships, one of which is at Johns Hopkins University with a 2% acceptance rate. I have an extensive background in working...

...and 3 years teaching experience, and I love helping students succeed in subjects like Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy, Math, and English as a Second Language. Being fluent in both English and Spanish, I'm able to support Spanish-speaking students and make learning accessible and enjoyable. I've worked with students of all ages and levels, and I'm excited to bring my passion for teaching to your child. I'm all about creating a positive, personalized learning experience that helps...

...to get there. That is why I am a tutor, because it is amazing to help and encourage other people as they complete their own journeys of goal setting, challenging themselves, growing, achieving their goals, and then setting even higher ones. My own academic experience has taught me that often the difference between a fulfilling, exciting experience and a difficult, draining one, is how invested the teacher is; in my best classes, the professors have...

I am a first year medical student who is excited to teach others! I would love to help anyone who needs help with tutoring in the sciences or SAT prep. I have a very flexible schedule so I am willing to work around other students' schedules. I can't wait to help!

...Pittsburgh, and hold a B.S. in Neuroscience, minors in Chemistry and Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies, as well as a certificate in The Conceptual Foundations of Medicine. I think of myself as a life-long-learner, and am a firm proponent of education; in fact, I am currently pursuing an EMT certification, and hope to return to school to pursue a medical degree in the near future. I am most passionate about teaching math, biological sciences, and...

...children at the local science center about topics such as flower anatomy, animal tracks, and the popular 'egg drop'. I was also a peer counselor and trained incoming counselors, which involved teaching in front of large groups and leading small-group exercises. For my Master's thesis research, I became a research assistant at the Lincoln Park Zoo, studying the behavior of chimpanzees and gorillas. I frequently interacted with zoo guests as I collected my data and...

...mainly in St. Louis, Missouri. I achieved a 33 on my ACT, and enrolled in the honors program at Yeshiva University in Manhattan. Before attending college I studied abroad for three years. Upon returning to America I graduated summa cum ladue from Yeshiva University with a degree in Biology. In college I ran a program of over 120 college students who tutored at public schools in Washington Heights. I recruited tutors, coordinated the program with...

...knowledge with other students to help them excel in their classes. Soon after I graduated from undergraduate, I continued my passion to teach with Varsity Tutoring back in 2014 where I tutored middle school children with Math and Science. In medical school, I worked as a tutor to incoming students in Anatomy and Physiology. I also received the opportunity to teach and share my knowledge during a medical mission trip to India that focused on medically...

I am a secondary math teacher with over ten years of tutoring experience. I graduated with a degree in Biology from Washington State University and a Masters in secondary education from Gonzaga University. I love helping students master the concepts that they need to be successful in their classes and on their tests!

Hi, I'm Jonathan Yushuvayev (Don't worry about pronouncing that correctly)! I really love math and science, almost as much as I love TUTORING math and science. Please don't be hesitant to contact me -Jonathan ... My teaching philosophy is that teachers/educators need to tailor their methods to the student.... I use icebreakers.... By practicing questions, and looking up things he or she doesn't understand.... I would relate the material to the student's life to show him...

...incoming researchers. They have ranged from high school graduates to undergraduates, new graduate students, and Chinese MDs with little scientific experience and limited language skills. Clearly, the educational needs of a high school graduate are very different from those of an MD or graduate student. I was able to modify my teaching plan to the abilities of the person to be tutored. Generally, I quickly found the best technique to engage the student. One of...