Jung is currently an M.D. student at the Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and has aspirations to pursue a career as an Emergency Medicine physician. He graduated from Rutgers University, New Brunswick in May 2015 where he double majored in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry and Psychology and minored in Chemistry. He graduated from the School of Arts and Sciences Honors Program with the distinction of Summa Cum Laude. After graduation, he worked at the Colgate-Palmolive Global Technology Center for their Research & Development Department to provide a better understanding of skin irritation pathways and ways to mitigate irritation. Outside of tutoring, he enjoys walking his dog, volunteering for his volunteer EMS squad, hiking and traveling.

I have been working in the medical field for about 20 years, either in a doctor's office or in a hospital setting. I have ben teaching for over 10 years and I enjoy the opportunity to help new medical professions to begin their career.

I provide beginning and advance pedagogical methods in generally accepted good practices of Project Management based on the Project Management Book of Knowledge (PMBOK - Registered Trademark of PMI) and Lean Six Sigma Methodologies.

I studied at Florida International University and received both my bachelor's and master's degrees of science in the field of nutrition and dietetics. I knew since my teenage years that nutrition was my absolute passion in life. The path of nutrition and dietetics was a doorway into a whole world of opportunity and I want to share that with as many people as possible. Every nutrition class I took made me all the more engrossed by all the possibilities of being a registered dietitian nutritionist. I am happy to report I am a certified registered dietitian! I know firsthand how hard it can be to learn new topics. I spent many hours teaching myself through undergrad and grad school. Most of the time, hour-long lectures didn't do anything to help me understand. Therefore, I'd spent several hours going through the material by myself, breaking down the subjects in a way that I could understand. I believe one of the best ways to learn is to have real-life examples that actually relate to you. Thank goodness nutrition is filled with a ton of real-life examples! This is why it would be an honor to share my joy of nutrition with you.

I believe that all students should develop a love of learning and should learn to become independent learners so that they know how to find answers to questions we don't yet know exist.

Hello, I have always loved teaching math and more recently CS topics including basic programming, Data Structures, Algorithms, and Machine Learning. I have a BS in Applied Mathematics from University of Minnesota - Twin Cities and I am currently working as a software developer in NYC. I look forward to hearing from you !

I am a graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I received my Master of Science and Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering with a focus on structural engineering. While in graduate school, I was a TA for the laboratory portion of Behavior of Materials. After graduation I worked for seven years as a bridge engineer at a consulting firm. I enjoyed working with younger engineers and interns to walk them through design concepts and make sure they had a good understanding of what their calculations really meant.I tutor a variety of high school and college level mathematics and sciences. At the collegiate level, I am most passionate about structural analysis and engineering and FE-Civil preparation. With structural analysis and engineering, I love sharing real world examples with students to show how the material they are learning can be applied. I enjoy helping students prepare for the FE-Civil exam because it is their first step toward licensure and advancing their professional career. At the high school level, I am passionate about helping students with algebra and algebra-based physics. I feel that both these subjects teach students how to problem solve which is a great life skill even if they pursue something other than math or science in the future.In my spare time I enjoy taking ballet classes, reading, walking with my dog, practicing yoga, and watching football.

With over 20 years in education, I bring a dynamic and innovative approach to online tutoring, specializing in AI, English, reading, writing, and creative writing. My expertise includes guiding students through foundational and advanced concepts in Artificial Intelligence using platforms like ChatGPT and DALL-Eno complex coding required. I also focus on developing strong literacy skills, helping students improve grammar, reading comprehension, and writing proficiency, from academic essays to creative storytelling.My interactive teaching style incorporates engaging tools like crossword puzzles, word games, and digital learning platforms to keep students motivated. As an experienced educator, I provide specialized tutoring in study skills, test preparation, and structured writing techniques to enhance clarity and confidence.With certifications in AI, TEFL, and TESOL, I am well-equipped to teach English as a Second Language, assisting learners in mastering pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary. I stay at the forefront of educational trends, continuously updating my skills to provide cutting-edge instruction.Available six days a week, including evenings, I am dedicated to making learning accessible, engaging, and tailored to each student's unique needs. Let's transform learning into an exciting and empowering experience!

I earned my bachelor of science in biomedical engineering from Texas A&M University. After graduating college, I spent a semester substitute teaching elementary and high school students in a variety of subjects. I then attended Baylor College of Medicine's PA program, where I earned my master of science in physician assistant studies. I took the PANCE less than two weeks after graduation and passed on my first attempt. I have experience taking a variety of standardized exams, and I know which skills and resources are helpful for doing well on those exams. I love learning and teaching others, especially in medicine, math, and science. Overall, I am passionate about helping others achieve their academic goals, and I will work hard to help you achieve yours!

I've been tutoring the bar since last October. During the bar season I treat it as a full time job and work regularly in the season with students on MBE strategy, MEE strategy, and the substantive topics that come along with it.I also tutor students in law school. A lot of my experience with the bar exam subjects really supplement my ability to effectively tutor students in wide range of substantive areas.I believe that success on the bar comes 50% from good substantive background but also 50% in the strategies you employ. The bar is hard, and of course is not an exam we will score close to perfect. With the MBE I'm knowledgeable on the substantive issues but I try to use that to help you effectively strategize. Often times the right answer can be unclear but using your substantive knowledge can help you effectively eliminate bad answers to really increase your odds and enhance your scores.With the MEE general knowledge of substantive issues is obviously important, but it's crucial to analyze in your writing the way the test grader wants it. And it's SO important to understand it's all about what they want. So, I focus on structuring your essays in a way that you're hitting all the points and minimizing the risk that you miss subtle issues. I also try to help you understand and handle what they mean by the most annoying thing everyone says about the MEE which is "if you don't know the rule just make one up." I think there's a way to handle that, and often a general background in a substantive area can help you get a solid answer. I got a 303 on the bar, with the strongest part of my exam being the essay portion. And that was despite writing one essay I completely made up, and another where my conclusion was wrong, but I nonetheless analyzed all arguments/counter arguments to get a lot of points. They care less about your conclusions, but the way you analyze and address arguments, and utilize your facts.This is all and oversimplification of what I'll help you with. I look forward to meeting with you if you move forward with me as your tutor!

Jung is currently an M.D. student at the Rutgers New Jersey Medical School and has aspirations to pursue a career as an Emergency Medicine physician. He graduated from Rutgers University, New Brunswick in May 2015 where he double majored in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry and Psychology and minored in Chemistry. He graduated from the School of Arts and Sciences Honors Program with the distinction of Summa Cum Laude. After graduation, he worked at the Colgate-Palmolive Global Technology Center for their Research & Development Department to provide a better understanding of skin irritation pathways and ways to mitigate irritation. Outside of tutoring, he enjoys walking his dog, volunteering for his volunteer EMS squad, hiking and traveling.

I have been working in the medical field for about 20 years, either in a doctor's office or in a hospital setting. I have ben teaching for over 10 years and I enjoy the opportunity to help new medical professions to begin their career.

I provide beginning and advance pedagogical methods in generally accepted good practices of Project Management based on the Project Management Book of Knowledge (PMBOK - Registered Trademark of PMI) and Lean Six Sigma Methodologies.

I studied at Florida International University and received both my bachelor's and master's degrees of science in the field of nutrition and dietetics. I knew since my teenage years that nutrition was my absolute passion in life. The path of nutrition and dietetics was a doorway into a whole world of opportunity and I want to share that with as many people as possible. Every nutrition class I took made me all the more engrossed by all the possibilities of being a registered dietitian nutritionist. I am happy to report I am a certified registered dietitian! I know firsthand how hard it can be to learn new topics. I spent many hours teaching myself through undergrad and grad school. Most of the time, hour-long lectures didn't do anything to help me understand. Therefore, I'd spent several hours going through the material by myself, breaking down the subjects in a way that I could understand. I believe one of the best ways to learn is to have real-life examples that actually relate to you. Thank goodness nutrition is filled with a ton of real-life examples! This is why it would be an honor to share my joy of nutrition with you.

I believe that all students should develop a love of learning and should learn to become independent learners so that they know how to find answers to questions we don't yet know exist.

Hello, I have always loved teaching math and more recently CS topics including basic programming, Data Structures, Algorithms, and Machine Learning. I have a BS in Applied Mathematics from University of Minnesota - Twin Cities and I am currently working as a software developer in NYC. I look forward to hearing from you !

I am a graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I received my Master of Science and Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering with a focus on structural engineering. While in graduate school, I was a TA for the laboratory portion of Behavior of Materials. After graduation I worked for seven years as a bridge engineer at a consulting firm. I enjoyed working with younger engineers and interns to walk them through design concepts and make sure they had a good understanding of what their calculations really meant.I tutor a variety of high school and college level mathematics and sciences. At the collegiate level, I am most passionate about structural analysis and engineering and FE-Civil preparation. With structural analysis and engineering, I love sharing real world examples with students to show how the material they are learning can be applied. I enjoy helping students prepare for the FE-Civil exam because it is their first step toward licensure and advancing their professional career. At the high school level, I am passionate about helping students with algebra and algebra-based physics. I feel that both these subjects teach students how to problem solve which is a great life skill even if they pursue something other than math or science in the future.In my spare time I enjoy taking ballet classes, reading, walking with my dog, practicing yoga, and watching football.

With over 20 years in education, I bring a dynamic and innovative approach to online tutoring, specializing in AI, English, reading, writing, and creative writing. My expertise includes guiding students through foundational and advanced concepts in Artificial Intelligence using platforms like ChatGPT and DALL-Eno complex coding required. I also focus on developing strong literacy skills, helping students improve grammar, reading comprehension, and writing proficiency, from academic essays to creative storytelling.My interactive teaching style incorporates engaging tools like crossword puzzles, word games, and digital learning platforms to keep students motivated. As an experienced educator, I provide specialized tutoring in study skills, test preparation, and structured writing techniques to enhance clarity and confidence.With certifications in AI, TEFL, and TESOL, I am well-equipped to teach English as a Second Language, assisting learners in mastering pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary. I stay at the forefront of educational trends, continuously updating my skills to provide cutting-edge instruction.Available six days a week, including evenings, I am dedicated to making learning accessible, engaging, and tailored to each student's unique needs. Let's transform learning into an exciting and empowering experience!

I earned my bachelor of science in biomedical engineering from Texas A&M University. After graduating college, I spent a semester substitute teaching elementary and high school students in a variety of subjects. I then attended Baylor College of Medicine's PA program, where I earned my master of science in physician assistant studies. I took the PANCE less than two weeks after graduation and passed on my first attempt. I have experience taking a variety of standardized exams, and I know which skills and resources are helpful for doing well on those exams. I love learning and teaching others, especially in medicine, math, and science. Overall, I am passionate about helping others achieve their academic goals, and I will work hard to help you achieve yours!

I've been tutoring the bar since last October. During the bar season I treat it as a full time job and work regularly in the season with students on MBE strategy, MEE strategy, and the substantive topics that come along with it.I also tutor students in law school. A lot of my experience with the bar exam subjects really supplement my ability to effectively tutor students in wide range of substantive areas.I believe that success on the bar comes 50% from good substantive background but also 50% in the strategies you employ. The bar is hard, and of course is not an exam we will score close to perfect. With the MBE I'm knowledgeable on the substantive issues but I try to use that to help you effectively strategize. Often times the right answer can be unclear but using your substantive knowledge can help you effectively eliminate bad answers to really increase your odds and enhance your scores.With the MEE general knowledge of substantive issues is obviously important, but it's crucial to analyze in your writing the way the test grader wants it. And it's SO important to understand it's all about what they want. So, I focus on structuring your essays in a way that you're hitting all the points and minimizing the risk that you miss subtle issues. I also try to help you understand and handle what they mean by the most annoying thing everyone says about the MEE which is "if you don't know the rule just make one up." I think there's a way to handle that, and often a general background in a substantive area can help you get a solid answer. I got a 303 on the bar, with the strongest part of my exam being the essay portion. And that was despite writing one essay I completely made up, and another where my conclusion was wrong, but I nonetheless analyzed all arguments/counter arguments to get a lot of points. They care less about your conclusions, but the way you analyze and address arguments, and utilize your facts.This is all and oversimplification of what I'll help you with. I look forward to meeting with you if you move forward with me as your tutor!