Certified Tutors From University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

...with 54 hours of credit. I am a friendly, outgoing, confident person who is ready to do anything it takes to get you to your educational goals, because I'm willing to do anything to reach mine. I can help you with your homework, help you study (or even cram) for your exam tomorrow. I've even...

...academic skills in addition to mastering the subject matter at hand. For example, we might focus on understanding a particular aspect of the circulatory system while at the same time developing skills that allow you to effectively extract meaningful information from a scientific text. This is what I do with my university students every day...

...is that moment when everything clicks and the student gets that aha! moment. I enjoy presenting information using engaging analogies and relatable examples, which makes the learning process intellectually stimulating and fun. During my free time, I enjoy hiking, jogging, and swimming. I also like to try new foods and have different types of coffee....

...in psychology, writing, research, and teaching and love to blend those skills by helping students in need of assistance! I think the most important thing as a tutor is to get to know my students - their strengths and weaknesses, likes and dislikes, learning styles, etc. - in order to provide a personalized learning experience....

...and teaching and leveraging my education to help others. I was awarded my PhD degree on Molecular Biophysics from UT Southwestern, and I also hold degrees in analytics, computer science, finance, business administration, biotechnology and engineering. I am patient with my students and tailor my lesson plans based on the talents and ambitious of each...

...assignments for each subject. They will be posted weekly on a google doc, at no extra charge. As your child's tutor, I aim, not only to tutor them in their academic studies, but instill my personal strive for excellence through our sessions. You won't be disappointed. I leave you with my favorite quote from Aristotle:...

...Medical Center. Grew up in Los Angeles California. I graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 2015 and moved to Dallas in June of 2015 to start my PhD. I enjoy hiking, backpacking, yoga, watching movies, and eating in my spare time. Planning on pursuing a career in management consulting after finishing my PhD.

...to arrive at the answer themselves. When appropriate, I ask plenty of questions to get students thinking and make connections to their interests to make learning fun. My goal is to have students start thinking of questions and making connections on their own to develop life long learning habits! I am also always happy to...

...grade through high school. I then went to Rice University for college, where I took a Spanish class every semester, including a medical Spanish interpreting internship. After that I went to medical school, where I worked as a Spanish medical interpreter for doctors and launched a Medical Spanish curriculum. I also love movies, music, and...

...I have tutored professionally since 2017. I plan to become an ophthalmologist (eyeball surgery stuff). I love helping students crush their MCAT or USMLE exams, especially students, like myself, who once believed they could not be skilled test-takers. I happily teach any student who could use a helpful and experienced hand with chemistry, physics, biology,...

I have always enjoyed teaching. Since high school, I have been involved in tutoring friends, acquaintances and classmates. My objective is to help you get over that "hump" that is blocking you and hopefully teach you how fun it is to learn new things.

...are and equipping them with strategies tailored to their unique strengths. Whether through active recall, visual learning, or problem-based approaches, my goal is to help students unlock their full potential in a way that feels intuitive and sustainable for THEM. Beyond academics, I enjoy staying active through hiking, running, indoor rock climbing, weightlifting, and playing...

...the molecular mechanisms of blood cancers. After completing my doctorate, I spent a decade at UT Southwestern Medical Center in the U.S., conducting research in blood stem cell metabolism and cancer while mentoring undergraduate and graduate students, Ph.D. candidates, and research technicians. I tutor a broad range of subjects in biology and biotechnology, with particular...