Award-Winning Genetics Tutors serving Maryland

...in genetic epidemiology. While my current focus is in Biology, I enjoy helping others learn how to read and write better as well. I am currently a tutor for Biology at Georgia Tech and am an editor for multiple organizations on campus. Communication skills are vital no matter what field one pursues and often makes you stand out against other students. As a result, my favorite subjects to tutor in are Biology, English, and Chemistry....

...of Dentistry in the fall. I was once a student who needed a lot of help and consistently relied on a tutor for extra guidance, and can therefore relate to my students in many ways. Having a good tutor support system helped get me not only a D1 Football scholarship and but also the grades and test scores needed to be accepted into dental school. My goal is to get every student I tutor as...

I have been a teacher for nineteen years in the Washington, DC metro area. I have taught Biology, AP Biology, Earth Science, Environmental Science, Astronomy and Forensics. I enjoy teaching and watching students learn.

...Delaware State University pursing to become a child psychiatrist. I love teaching in a way that allows for my clients to obtain a lot of information while having fun. Throughout my experience with tutoring, I have learned that many people not only acquire information faster, but also are more excited to learn when they are having a fun experience. I am eager to help others manifest their gifts that they have within themselves. Always remember...

As a biochemistry and molecular biology tutor, I have a passion for helping students understand the intricate workings of the natural world. My journey towards becoming a tutor began with a love for science that developed at a young age. Growing...

...Baltimore City. I am very passionate about anthropology, and all that it encompasses, and education. I have experience tutoring peers in the four sub-fields of anthropology and I have formal experience teaching and tutoring high school students in biology. My favorite topics to teach are human genetics and evolution as I find these topics incredibly interesting. In my spare time, I like to keep up with recent discoveries surrounding extinct hominins. As an educator, I...

I am a recent graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia. I graduated VCU with a 4.0 GPA and a degree in biology. During my time there I worked in a variety of tutoring positions in biology and organic chemistry and tutored a variety of people including both high school and college students.

I'm a medical school graduate and about to begin residency this July. I'm hoping to be able to encourage students in all aspects of their education. I'm patient, flexible and will do my best to enrich your academic experience.

...years of experience in DC public and Charter school, I come with a breath of experience with children and adult learners. A little about myself, is I am a Northern Virgina native, and with hard work I got into the top high school in the nation. Learning can be done in so many ways and I would love to learn how to help you achieve success in your classes. Bilingual students are welcomed.

...MA, currently doing a research fellowship in endocrinology and neuroscience at the NIH. That means I'm studying to be a doctor one day, but taking some time off to be a scientist and learn more about our hormones and our brains. In addition to medicine, I have a passion for mentoring and tutoring. I worked as a youth mentor and counselor throughout high school, college, and medical school, and love fostering curiosity, confidence, and independence...

...helped different kinds of learners reach their full potential. I am passionate about making learning a creative and approachable process so that every person can feel confident in their educational journey. While I tutor a broad range of subjects for nearly every grade level, I find the most enjoyment in Psychology, Writing, and Biology. In my experience helping struggling students, we have the most fun (and get the best progress) when the teaching approach is...

...having come far, I've certainly struggled and I honestly believe that struggle is what makes me the perfect tutor. Oftentimes, teachers choose a subject to teach because they hey an affinity for it. However, this sometimes makes it hard for them to relate to students who don't grasp the material as well. Having completed most upper level science and math coursework, in addition to my medical school courses, I know just how hard they can...

I am a 3rd Year Medical University Student at Howard University. I have 7+ years of tutoring biology, chemistry, math, pre-medical, and medical subjects. I have tutored at middle/high school, university, and medical school levels.

...go to college. I have loved every minute of it and didn't realize how much I loved learning. I appreciate and respect not only the subjects, but the fabulous professors and learning assistants I have had the honor to learn from. I am here because I am equally passionate about teaching. I have experienced many challenges in my learning career and in my personal life that make me a well-rounded tutor. I have the empathy,...

...from The College of Idaho in 2010. Prior to this, I graduated from high school in Washington State, where I took a full course-load of IB subjects (including both Higher Level Biology and Chemistry) Obviously, science has been a long term passion of mine! I tutored in C of I's Academic Support Center while enrolled there, and helped many students with biology, math, chemistry, and writing homework and exam prep. More recently, I served a...

...a double Virginia Tech graduate with a BS in Geosciences and a MaED in Secondary Science Education. I love all forms of science and have been working as a science teacher and tutor for the past 13 years. I am comfortable tutoring all types of middle and high school science as well as math up to Trigonometry. "A mistake should be your teacher, not your attacker. A mistake is a lesson, not a loss. It...

...in Biology with a minor in Chemistry from Moravian College. I received my Ph.D. in Biochemistry from Johns Hopkins University. I am currently a grant review officer for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) where I organize the scientific merit review of medical research grant applications for funding by the federal government. Throughout my career I have enjoyed teaching/mentoring students of many levels in biology, biochemistry, molecular biology, and physiology. In my free time I...

...for these attacks, they have several cons. I know with the help of research they can be made to be more efficient. Though these weapons have detrimental effects, I believe that these are more practical than nuclear weapons because the targets are specific and do not have as many physical harmful effects on the environment. Providing research on this field would leave a positive impact on the world and ultimately, save several lives.

...at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. I have an extensive background in biology and related areas including genetics, molecular biology, and evolution. Additionally, I have an academic background in math and I minored in Spanish in college. My experience with tutoring has been both formal and informal, beginning with helping younger siblings and friends with homework. In college I was an undergraduate teaching assistant for an Introduction to Genetics course. Over the past 4 years during...

...continue my education in medical school. I have always enjoyed working with my peers to learn new material and have been described as patient and charismatic. My tutoring subjects include basic math from K-12, College Algebra, AP Psychology, and Genetics. My favorite subject to tutor is algebra. Although I'm a science major, I have a secret love for math and absolutely love tutoring in it. Outside of academics, I have a plethora of hobbies. I...