Award-Winning Engineering Tutors serving Rockville, MD

I am Arjuna Chatrathi, a recent graduate of the Master's in Biomedical Engineering program from Carnegie Mellon University. My undergraduate degree is in Biomedical Engineering from Northwestern University.

...tutor and have helped numerous students over the course of 4 years excel on their ACT/SAT, their math classes, and on their AP/IB courses. I am passionate about helping each and every student have a better understanding of difficult concepts and achieve their academic goals through individualized lesson plans. I have worked with students of all age ranges and understand the importance of balancing encouragement/compassion with accountability. I am a rising medical student at the...

...University of Chicago pursuing a degree in Neuroscience, Psychology, and Pre-Medicine. I enjoy teaching in all subjects, as I believe knowledge and instruction can improve anyone's chances of success. I am professional, well-informed, and willing to work with students and parents to determine how best to individualize their education to their strengths and weaknesses. I enjoy video games, hiking, swimming, and camping, and have learned through these activities that staying energetic, focused, and active are...

Hi! My name is Sam Hollister, and I'm a new graduate of Yale University from Rhode Island with degrees in Math and Music. There's nothing I love more than helping people learn! I worked tirelessly on a music theory tutoring program at Yale, which has since blossomed and I have tutored everything from calculus to history to writing to physics.

I'm dedicated, committed to helping students learn, master concepts that may be a challenge for them. It is my goal to not only help students master concepts, but also provide them the tools to solve challenges independently.

I am a graduate student in bioengineering and have over 6+ years tutoring math, science, and social studies from middle school to undergraduate level

...and biomedical engineering, with a Ph.D. in magnetic resonance from Duke University, I firmly believe that math is important in the formation of a future engineer. I have taught math in the past with some very good results, such as students coming in with borderline scores and starting to get 8's. After working for quite a few years in hospitals and in industry, in 2015, I was diagnosed with transverse myelitis, which left me paralyzed...