Award-Winning Chemistry Tutors in New York City, NY

Teaching is the act of sharing the knowledge we have learned from others, with hope that someday it again will be passed on!

...Surgery degree at Columbia University. I grew up in Trinidad and Tobago. Many people equate island life to easy going personalities and no worries, which encompasses me. However, within the Caribbean, Trinidad also has a notorious reputation for rigorous academics and producing strong academic talent. After leaving my beloved island, I gained >700 SAT I and II scores and received an academic scholarship to attend my first choice, Georgetown University, where I majored in Mathematics,...

B.A. in Psychology '17, & B.A. in Biological Sciences '21 (Post-Baccalaureate). Neuro geek, writer/poet, EMT-B, Former Emergency Dept. Tech, and Research Tech. I love helping students understand material that they find difficult. I learn from them, and they learn from me. You cannot get anywhere unless you help those around you. Future goals: Neurosurgeon/Principal Investigator and Mid-Size Business Owner. Fun Fact: My iTunes library probably has a song for everyone.... Past performance and a test-run during...

...Science from Hofstra University and NYU, and I am also a former Respiratory Therapist. Science is the study of how the world works and I love finding it in everyday life and demonstrating it through hands on activities. Also, my background as a Respiratory Therapist will be very useful when we study the human body. Math and science are both subjects that are made up of patterns to be discovered and I will challenge my...

...graduated from Rutgers New Brunswick with a BA in Classics, Summa cum laude. I was also Pre-Med, so I have taken all the rigorous science courses. I am currently applying to medical school. Because of my passion for literature and science I have much experience in the humanities with writing and critical reading but also since I have taken and scored well on the MCAT I have a strong grasp of the material in the...

I am a college senior at the New York Institute of Technology majoring in Biology and Life Sciences with a minor in Medical Humanities. I am passionate about all sciences, particularly biology, psychology, and biochemistry! I also have experience tutoring writing and literature at the college level, having previously held jobs at my school's writing center.

...in Life Science. Throughout college, I tutored students in a broad range of science courses, and served as a teaching assistant for my favorite 400-level physiology class. I am most passionate about Physiology and Anatomy, because of their direct impact on human life, and their important role in the foundation of medicine. Apart from working throughout my college career, I was involved in the pre-medical honor society as an executive board member, and was extremely...

...Stony Brook University. My major is mathematics. I have experience working as a tutor at Queens Borough Community College. I have experience teaching students statistics, algebra, trigonometry, pre-calculus, and calculus 1 and 2. All subjects must have a solid foundation, but especially in mathematics, unless the basics are solid, you cannot move to the next level. If you don't fully understand algebra, you can't solve more difficult problems than algebra such as trigonometric functions and...

...Chemical Engineering from the University of Delaware. My passion for teaching began in high school, where I had the opportunity to tutor peers and underclassmen both within and outside of school. Over the years, I've developed a strong enthusiasm for STEM educationparticularly in mathematics and the sciencesthough I'm also capable of supporting students in English when needed. I believe that learning is most effective when supported by others, whether through teachers, mentors, or peers. Having...

I'm motivated, captivating, and interested in helping you see the material through my eyes, with a greater understanding and interest for the material. I hope my explanations will be able to help any potential students, and I strive to help at the best of my ability!

I am a graduate of Stevens Institute of Technology with a BS in chemical biology and a minor in pre law and public policy! I have experience being a teaching assistant for college-level biology and working in an organic chemistry lab. I am passionate about making science more accessible to students and helping people learn.

...years. My goal is to make the complicated easy and understandable. I try to create a comfortable environment conducive for learning. Every tutoring session will consist of a comprehensive breakdown and discussion of the subject material followed by questions to assess students weak points. Subsequent sessions will also consist of a quick review on previous topics discussed before introducing new topics. Over the years, I have found that this method works exceptionally well with students....

...environmental chemistry. I eventually found that I have a passion for teaching, so I completed my Master's in science education. I have been a certified biology and chemistry teacher for about 12 years, and I have been tutoring for about 20 years. I typically tutor science subjects like biology and chemistry, but I also have a strong background in math, so I will occasionally tutor algebra, precalc, and geometry. I enjoy helping students connect the...

I am a graduate of Yale University, where I received my Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience. While I tutor a broad range of STEM subjects, I am most passionate about helping students achieve their best possible score on tests like the ACT and MCAT.

...For the past 7 years, I have taught over 400 students and still counting. I scored in the 99th percentile on all the tests I teach, and, perhaps more importantly, My system works. Standardized tests aren't easy, but they are predictable. Over the years I've developed my own set of proprietary lesson materials that complement the material I use from other sources, and have worked out a process that has helped every student I've ever...

...Bachelor's degree in Chemistry & Chemical Biology with a focus on food science. After graduation I decided to take a gap year before applying for a graduate degree program and worked for six months at a winery internship in California. Over my high school and college years I tutored high school students in a variety of math and science topics, my favorites being Geometry and Chemistry. In my experience working with students who are struggling...

...in subjects that I felt comfortable in like Math and sometimes Science. Sometimes, I like to use real life situations as examples, providing the student with a more entertaining and sometimes clearer perspective on the matter. Growing up, my family was very strict when it came to school. When I came home with a poor grade in any subject, I would always get disciplined severely. At the time I disliked it tremendously and hoped they...

...remember. One of my earliest memories is when I understood the concept of multiplication by studying a six-pack of soda in a supermarket. I graduated from UCLA with a bachelor's degree in economics and a minor in mathematics in 2021. I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in economics at Rutgers University with an intended focus in econometrics. I have an interest in applied statistics, financial econometrics, time series econometrics, economic forecasting, and machine learning. This...

...learn more, and never stop pushing themselves. A favorite quote of mine comes from WB Yeats: "Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." This is true for a tutor as well! Tutoring should be geared to accentuate and utilize the skills and interests of individual pupils - not just be a lecture with the same content the student sees in class. Individual tutoring and training will engage the...

...portion of the SAT. I have experience tutoring all of these subjects and have seen positive results from my students. I believe that patience is key when teaching. Not everyone's brain works the same as mine! I try to look at problems through the eyes of the student to fully understand where the miscommunication may stem from. Mutual respect and empathy between both student and tutor is what I try to encourage during each meeting.