I am currently studying at Brigham Young University after graduating from High School in Pennsylvania. I am a high school graduate working towards a BS in Finance and possibly an MBA down the road.Over the past couple of semesters I have gone from helping students with homework to an official volunteer tutor through our campus's tutoring program called YServe. I volunteered there for the past semester before deciding to do it as a job.I tutor Introductory Business and Economics classes as well as SAT/ACT prep. I especially enjoy tutoring Economics because I enjoy the subject and a lot of times students just need to think about things a new way to understand it easily.My teaching philosophy is that the biggest key to learning is just getting in the right mindset. Being willing and excited to learn and then understanding what the question is really looking for are the keys to success in almost every subject.Other interests I have include football and basketball. I also play piano and enjoy listening to a variety of music. I also enjoy reading philosophical books when I have time.

I am a student at Duke University pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience with Chemistry and German minors. On campus I am involved in the Bilbo lab, which focuses on neuroimmune interactions in abnormal brain development. I am very passionate about helping others enjoy and learn about various fields in STEM.My role as a tutor is to help students navigate any difficulty they may have in the classroom. I strive to help students reach their academic potentials and gain confidence in their ability in the classroom. As a current undergraduate student, I can assist students in finding balance between achieving their academic goals and extracurricular activities. In my free time, I enjoy running, cooking, and cycling.

I'm a medical doctor. I recently graduated from medical school, but before I start working in the hospital I want to pursue my second passion for a few months which is teaching. With 21+ years of learning and education under my belt, I've taught many different levels of math since childhood but teach a variety of other subjects as well. Currently I teach medical school students for the United States Medical Licensing Exams. I am confident in my abilities to educate others in math, biology, microbiology, biochemistry, pathology, anatomy, general sciences and any areas requiring critical thinking and reasoning. The use of different memory tools and emphasis on practice questions and repetition allows me to solidify concepts into others. I have a passion for learning and teaching, and would like to extend that to you as well. My goal is not to catch the fish for you, nor is it limited to teaching you how to fish, but to help you develop a love for fishing! I'm a huge people person and can adjust to any type of personality or learning curve that someone may have. I look forward to working with you and assure you that you will not be disappointed!

I am currently a third year PhD student at The Ohio State University for physical chemistry. I recently completed my undergraduate education with bachelor's degrees in music and chemistry. I was trained at my undergraduate institution, Hiram College, as a writing tutor, but I have also tutored subjects that I have experience or performed well in, such as chemistry, music, math, and physics. I really enjoy tutoring for the ACT because I like to show students new ways to think of standardized testing and further push them to be successful not only on the test but in school in general. I approach tutoring in a very casual manner; I like to be personable with my students and involve them in a very prominent way. Outside of academia, I am a runner and a musician. I am training for my second half marathon now! I play viola in several orchestras, a quartet, and my own church.

There's fun to be squeezed out of everything, even your biology homework. As a tutor, I strive to get my students to find genuine enjoyment in whatever it is they're working on. If a student can discover what is seriously interesting about the material, he or she is much more likely to succeed in the work. I excel at getting students excited and interested because I am actually interested in everything! My specialty is literature and writing (I have a thing for grammar), but I also get a big kick out of math and science, especially biology. I make humor a part of everything I do, and I am adept at tailoring my tutoring strategies to fit each student's needs. When not tutoring, you might find me writing questions for game shows like "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?" or watching old movies at the Film Forum. I also might be a LITTLE obsessed with my cat.

I am a student at Texas A and M University pursuing a degree in Applied Mathematics. I graduated from the Marine Academy of Technology and Environmental Science in Stafford, NJ in 2018.I have experience tutoring my peers in all levels of high school math courses and standardized test prep. I enjoy tutoring because I want to help others achieve the level of success I have been able to achieve. I find great joy when a difficult topic finally 'clicks' for a student and they gain confidence and a greater passion for learning. My teaching philosophy is to make a topic interesting and tangible so that a student will find an inner motivation to learn it and master it. I also like to confirm a students current knowledge in order to instill confidence.Outside of tutoring and my studies I am an avid runner and enjoy being outdoors.

Hello, I am a robotics engineer from Arizona State University. I truly love making an impact on people's life, and helping them achieve success. Together we can do anything we put the work to.

I was a University paid peer tutor for college level students. I tutored Math and Physics with difficulties ranging from basic math to 2nd year calculus.I think the reason my students consistently favor my approach to math and especially physics is my use of practical and physical analogies that make the material easier to relate to, and thus, understand. I like to break the material into bits and cast it in terms of familiar experiences and existing knowledge. From here, it becomes easier for students to build up an understanding of the present subject and to use those problem solving skills in the future.

I have a PhD in physics from University of Wisconsin-Madison and have a B.S. in Applied Physics and a minor in Mathematics from Providence College. I've helped students of all ages and skill levels reach their goals in science and math courses. I enjoy being a resource to help students struggling in math and science, as these subjects can be difficult to understand. I employ a variety of strategies including mnemonic devices, physical manipulatives, and drawings/diagrams to accommodate different learning styles. Typically, I have the students attempt to solve a problem and then ask leading questions whenever he/she gets stuck. If the questions are more conceptual in nature, I start with what the student knows and build upon that knowledge. I am passionate about math and science, and I use that enthusiasm to help develop skills and confidence of my students.

I recently graduated from the University of Illinois at Chicago with degrees in chemical engineering and math and computer science. After a summer of relaxing, I am planning on entering medical school at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in the fall. Throughout high school and college, I have fallen in love with tutoring and seeing so many new faces in the process. I especially love to tutor in math, chemistry, MCAT, and chemical engineering topics, and have experience tutoring students of all ages - from elementary school to fellow college students. When I am not tutoring or in school, I am an avid lifter and love to bake with friends!

I am currently studying at Brigham Young University after graduating from High School in Pennsylvania. I am a high school graduate working towards a BS in Finance and possibly an MBA down the road.Over the past couple of semesters I have gone from helping students with homework to an official volunteer tutor through our campus's tutoring program called YServe. I volunteered there for the past semester before deciding to do it as a job.I tutor Introductory Business and Economics classes as well as SAT/ACT prep. I especially enjoy tutoring Economics because I enjoy the subject and a lot of times students just need to think about things a new way to understand it easily.My teaching philosophy is that the biggest key to learning is just getting in the right mindset. Being willing and excited to learn and then understanding what the question is really looking for are the keys to success in almost every subject.Other interests I have include football and basketball. I also play piano and enjoy listening to a variety of music. I also enjoy reading philosophical books when I have time.

I am a student at Duke University pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience with Chemistry and German minors. On campus I am involved in the Bilbo lab, which focuses on neuroimmune interactions in abnormal brain development. I am very passionate about helping others enjoy and learn about various fields in STEM.My role as a tutor is to help students navigate any difficulty they may have in the classroom. I strive to help students reach their academic potentials and gain confidence in their ability in the classroom. As a current undergraduate student, I can assist students in finding balance between achieving their academic goals and extracurricular activities. In my free time, I enjoy running, cooking, and cycling.

I'm a medical doctor. I recently graduated from medical school, but before I start working in the hospital I want to pursue my second passion for a few months which is teaching. With 21+ years of learning and education under my belt, I've taught many different levels of math since childhood but teach a variety of other subjects as well. Currently I teach medical school students for the United States Medical Licensing Exams. I am confident in my abilities to educate others in math, biology, microbiology, biochemistry, pathology, anatomy, general sciences and any areas requiring critical thinking and reasoning. The use of different memory tools and emphasis on practice questions and repetition allows me to solidify concepts into others. I have a passion for learning and teaching, and would like to extend that to you as well. My goal is not to catch the fish for you, nor is it limited to teaching you how to fish, but to help you develop a love for fishing! I'm a huge people person and can adjust to any type of personality or learning curve that someone may have. I look forward to working with you and assure you that you will not be disappointed!

I am currently a third year PhD student at The Ohio State University for physical chemistry. I recently completed my undergraduate education with bachelor's degrees in music and chemistry. I was trained at my undergraduate institution, Hiram College, as a writing tutor, but I have also tutored subjects that I have experience or performed well in, such as chemistry, music, math, and physics. I really enjoy tutoring for the ACT because I like to show students new ways to think of standardized testing and further push them to be successful not only on the test but in school in general. I approach tutoring in a very casual manner; I like to be personable with my students and involve them in a very prominent way. Outside of academia, I am a runner and a musician. I am training for my second half marathon now! I play viola in several orchestras, a quartet, and my own church.

There's fun to be squeezed out of everything, even your biology homework. As a tutor, I strive to get my students to find genuine enjoyment in whatever it is they're working on. If a student can discover what is seriously interesting about the material, he or she is much more likely to succeed in the work. I excel at getting students excited and interested because I am actually interested in everything! My specialty is literature and writing (I have a thing for grammar), but I also get a big kick out of math and science, especially biology. I make humor a part of everything I do, and I am adept at tailoring my tutoring strategies to fit each student's needs. When not tutoring, you might find me writing questions for game shows like "Who Wants To Be a Millionaire?" or watching old movies at the Film Forum. I also might be a LITTLE obsessed with my cat.

I am a student at Texas A and M University pursuing a degree in Applied Mathematics. I graduated from the Marine Academy of Technology and Environmental Science in Stafford, NJ in 2018.I have experience tutoring my peers in all levels of high school math courses and standardized test prep. I enjoy tutoring because I want to help others achieve the level of success I have been able to achieve. I find great joy when a difficult topic finally 'clicks' for a student and they gain confidence and a greater passion for learning. My teaching philosophy is to make a topic interesting and tangible so that a student will find an inner motivation to learn it and master it. I also like to confirm a students current knowledge in order to instill confidence.Outside of tutoring and my studies I am an avid runner and enjoy being outdoors.

Hello, I am a robotics engineer from Arizona State University. I truly love making an impact on people's life, and helping them achieve success. Together we can do anything we put the work to.

I was a University paid peer tutor for college level students. I tutored Math and Physics with difficulties ranging from basic math to 2nd year calculus.I think the reason my students consistently favor my approach to math and especially physics is my use of practical and physical analogies that make the material easier to relate to, and thus, understand. I like to break the material into bits and cast it in terms of familiar experiences and existing knowledge. From here, it becomes easier for students to build up an understanding of the present subject and to use those problem solving skills in the future.

I have a PhD in physics from University of Wisconsin-Madison and have a B.S. in Applied Physics and a minor in Mathematics from Providence College. I've helped students of all ages and skill levels reach their goals in science and math courses. I enjoy being a resource to help students struggling in math and science, as these subjects can be difficult to understand. I employ a variety of strategies including mnemonic devices, physical manipulatives, and drawings/diagrams to accommodate different learning styles. Typically, I have the students attempt to solve a problem and then ask leading questions whenever he/she gets stuck. If the questions are more conceptual in nature, I start with what the student knows and build upon that knowledge. I am passionate about math and science, and I use that enthusiasm to help develop skills and confidence of my students.

I recently graduated from the University of Illinois at Chicago with degrees in chemical engineering and math and computer science. After a summer of relaxing, I am planning on entering medical school at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in the fall. Throughout high school and college, I have fallen in love with tutoring and seeing so many new faces in the process. I especially love to tutor in math, chemistry, MCAT, and chemical engineering topics, and have experience tutoring students of all ages - from elementary school to fellow college students. When I am not tutoring or in school, I am an avid lifter and love to bake with friends!