Award-Winning Chemistry Tutors in Alpharetta, GA

...current graduate student and I am pursuing my Master's (MSHS) in Clinical Microbiology at George Washington University. I've always loved biology; the subject is very broad and can be considered interdisciplinary (in my opinion). I could become a subject matter paralegal, can work for the government (CSI/Forensics), or I can work for a private company doing research or sales or drug development. The possibilities are limitless, one just have to be motivated and disciplined! I...

...thinking process using diagrams, hand gestures/models, and deductive reasoning. This way I help others to really form a concrete understanding of the material and formulate solutions on their own rather than me just telling them the answers. But of course, sometimes it takes some hints to help them get started, and I am always happy to provide them when I can =) I promise to do my very best to help you achieve your academic...

...no matter the subject, my students appreciate my in-depth understanding of these subjects and my ability to answer many of their "why" and "how" questions with detailed explanations. I'm a firm believer in the value of a quality education, and in passing my knowledge along to my students I hope to increase that quality for them. Guiding students to appreciate and respect subjects they may have resented is my utmost priority, as well as getting...

Hey, I'm Lauren. I'm a second year mechanical engineering major at Georgia Tech. I enjoy sharing my love of math and science with students. I have taken and passed all 4 AP physics and all AP maths. I also got a 1560 SAT.

...the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Science degree in Genetics. I have tutored Math and Science since I was a high school student through a volunteer program. The summer after graduating from high school I volunteered abroad and taught English to elementary and middle school students in impoverished areas of Taiwan. While obtaining my undergraduate degree, I tutored Math to local elementary and middle school students through a volunteer organization called MATHCOUNTS. I...

I am a professional accountant and CPA. I have a degree in Economics from Clemson University, a degree in Accounting from Georgia State, and have passed all 4 parts of the Uniform CPA Examination.

...just need some help and direction to assist them with their goals. I am a patient, and compassionate teacher/tutor who understands learning is not one size fits. I have more than thirteen years of teaching in higher education. I have completed continuing education in inclusive pedagogy and enjoy working with all types of students. In my free time, I enjoy reading, listening to podcasts, walking/hiking, playing with my dog, gardening, working on my aquariums, and...

I graduated from Duke University with a B.A in International Comparative Studies/Pre-Med and a minor in Cultural Anthropology. I love to see students finally have that "ah ha" moment. That is when I see that a student has gained confidence in a particular subject and when they are ready to take on more difficult problems!

...I loved helping my peers and those around me achieve and found myself in many situations where I helped friends in one-on-one or group study sessions as well as joining a plethora of groups and associations that would connect me to students who needed a little extra help. My path in college allowed me to explore many different subjects in a variety of fields, but I find myself most passionate about Life Sciences, all levels...

...are the Calculus courses as it opens a whole new world in math to anyone learning it. The applications of calculus are consistently practical and never-ending in our modern world. Ever since I began tutoring, I enjoy helping others understand a topic unbeknownst to them. Whether the topic may be out of my extent or not, each tutoring session is a learning opportunity for me to better myself as a tutor and as a person....

I am an engineer by profession and educator by vocation with a superior work ethic and over 30 years of work experience. Out of those at least 12 were teaching/tutoring students on a part-time basis on STEM and business subjects in English and Spanish. I have also served as a corporate trainer, Red Cross instructor, and Boy Scouts Leadership Development trainer.

Howdy! My name is Eugene and I recently moved to the Atlanta area after graduating from Texas A&M University with a Chemical Engineering degree. I look forward to sparking an interest in math and science, describing its applicability to the real world, and making education fun!

...Additionally, I was a Hebrew teaching assistant at my synagogue's Hebrew school. In high school, I was named a National Merit Scholarship Finalist and valedictorian of my graduating class. I am also a copy editor and opinion writer for my school's newspaper, the Tufts Daily. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about chemistry, English and Hebrew. Through my past experience tutoring, I have learned that identifying key areas for...

Aspiring physician. Graduated from Georgia State University with B.S. Chemistry, MS in Biochemistry, and MPH in Epidemiology. I lectured and tutored undergraduate epidemiology at GSU as a graduate teaching assistant. I get great satisfaction in helping people whether it is understanding a concept or building the best study habits.

...Salisbury University. I received my Bachelor of Science in General Physics with a minor in Mathematics. While there, I tutored university students in math and physics. The subjects I tutor range from electricity and magnetism, mechanics, and optics, to arithmetic, algebra, and calculus. I enjoy logical, critical thinking, and I help my students in finding the fun in mathematics and the practicality of logical thinking in solving problems. In my spare time, I enjoy playing...

...I apply to graduate programs to pursue a Masters of Environmental Engineering degree. I am very passionate about environmental problem solving and studying how our society interacts with the environment. During my time at the University of Alabama, I had the opportunity to choose courses ranging from biochemistry to ecology. I learned early on that I love studying biology and chemistry, but I was not innately good at them. It took me several semesters to...

...of Science in Marine Science from the University of South Carolina in 2014. I received my Master of Science in Marine and Atmospheric Science from Stony Brook University in 2016. I have experience as a TA for undergraduate lab sections and experience mentoring undergraduates. I am available to tutor for ecology, environmental science, and microbiology. My favorite subject to tutor is ecology because it is what I do every day at my job. My teaching...

...earned in 2020 and I majored in Biology with a concentration in Neuroscience and a minor in Human Development and Family Sciences. My goal with tutoring is very similar to my goal to become a healthcare professional: to help individuals achieve a healthy lifestyle in a manner that fits their personal needs. I am passionate about science (and have a great understanding as I am now working on my third science degree) and passionate about...

...senior at Georgia State University graduating in spring 2020 with a bachelors in Chemistry/Biochemistry. I currently tutor General Chemistry and Organic Chemistry at Georgia State. My favorite subject to tutor is Organic Chemistry because I have the most experience in this subject and the concepts are really interesting and fun to learn! When tutoring, I advise students to never give up and to continue to practice daily to learn concepts. Chemistry might be difficult, but...

...name is Anthony Ferro, and I am a second-year student at Emory University, majoring in Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology (NBB) on the pre-medical track. My ultimate goal is to pursue a career in surgery. I have been tutoring chemistry for about a year, working with students in General Chemistry I and II, as well as Organic Chemistrythe main course I tutor at Emory. My approach to tutoring focuses on making complex concepts more accessible by...