Award-Winning Graduate Test Prep Tutors serving Delaware County, PA

I studied physics, neuroscience, and mathematics at a top 5 liberal arts college and I am currently studying and conducting medical research at the University of Pennsylvania. I have over 8 years of experience tutoring both kids and adults in math and science.

I am a practicing internal medicine physician in an academic setting. I have great interest in teaching, helping and inspiring future healthcare professionals. I am happy to help however I can. ... Learning best occurs when education is delivered from the ground up. It is like making a house of knowledge with a strong foundation in fundamental concepts. This will ensure that the learning is based in understanding instead of rote memorization.... Most importantly, I would...

...meaning-based questions on the page. My education has provided me with the interdisciplinary background, which I consider to be crucial for all teachers and fellow creatives. I am cognizant of gender theory, feminism, literature, hermeneutics, and the importance of communication and holding/creating space for my students. Along with this, I have ample experience in mediating an online classroom environment through the Zoom Platform. Perhaps, above all else, I would like to leave you with this...

...last year tutoring 5th graders in literacy and math through AmeriCorps, and I plan to use my degree to encourage elementary and middle school students to love and appreciate literature as much as I do. I love tutoring because I feel that individual attention is an important facet of the learning process. By working one-on-one with students tutors can learn more about students' interests and learning styles, and incorporate them into the tutoring process. Academic...

...journey began when I achieved a top GRE score of 333, which inspired me to develop tailored strategies for adult learners aiming for similar success. I believe in creating a supportive and engaging environment where students can overcome their fears of math or demystify the verbal section. My teaching approach emphasizes spaced repetition and effective time management, helping students gain confidence and mastery over challenging concepts. I find immense satisfaction in witnessing students grasp difficult...

...dedication to improving patient outcomes. I firmly believe that by nurturing a love for the profession and fostering critical thinking skills, we can empower students to become competent, empathetic, and innovative nurses. I am particularly passionate about teaching and tutoring nursing students because I recognize the profound impact it has on shaping the future of healthcare. For individuals who share a love for the field and aspire to continually enhance patient care, the role of...

...I am well schooled in academic writing and reading comprehension; furthermore, I have honed my ability to write pointed, direct essays for both applications and classes. After studying French in high school, I went on to spend over six months in France working on archaeological excavations. As a previous educator for high school students, I am versed in different learning styles and can't wait to work with more. It sounds trite, but it's true--I love...

...found intimidating. My goal is to equip each learner with both the technical skills and the self-belief to excel academically and apply quantitative thinking with confidence in their future careers. Outside of academia, I find inspiration in swimming and long walks, which often spark new ideas for making lessons more engaging. I see tutoring not just as teachingbut as building a partnership that empowers students to think critically, grow independently, and find joy in learning.

...For college, I moved to Houston to attend Rice University, where I majored in Psychology. I then earned a masters degree in Religion at Yale and I am now working towards a degree in Bioethics at UPenn. I also completed the premedical requirements during this time. In Connecticut, I worked as a chaplain in a community hospital. Upon moving to Philadelphia, I found a position at CHOP as a research assistant and then transitioned to...

...to medical schools. During my time at Rutgers I had multiple opportunities to help students academically. I have tutored college level chemistry and biology. It has been a very rewarding experience, which is why I decided to join Varsity tutors. I have also taken the MCAT and know the little tricks and tips that can help you get a better score. I believe each student is unique in their understanding of a subject. I want...

My majors in Undergraduate and Graduate are both Mathematics, which give me a sound understanding in math. Also, I have passion and interest to make people learn more about math.... Try another way to explain and give some simple examples.

...life every since my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer when I was in my teens. She underwent numerous rounds of chemotherapy, radiation and eventually a surgery, which took a toll on her and my whole family. I watched her battle cancer like a champion. I was amazed by the positive impact the modern day technology, science and medicine had on her quality of life. She is cancer free today and strong as ever. This...

...the face-to-face communication, which makes for a more successful outcome. It's also an advantage to get to know my students on a personal level to find out how best they learn. I have experience teaching both in the U.S. and in Spain and Mexico where I studied Spanish simultaneously while I was teaching. My graduate work is from the Universidad de las Americas in Cholula, Mexico as well as from the University of Arizona where...

I enjoy sharing my passion for math and helping people with their difficulties with it.

...mathematics tutor. Fast forward to college, I have three years of tutoring experience with two of the three years as a teaching assistant. I employ a lot of pictures and relate examples to real-world experience to better connect the classroom to experiences! I graduated in 2020 with a Bachelor's of Science in Psychology with a minor in legal studies and a concentration in politics. Currently, I am a 1L (first year law student).

...and physiology. I also really enjoy undergrad immunology and microbiology. Instructionally, I have worked with learners from one, some, or all seven of the major learning styles. They have had a wide variety of capabilities, motivators, and challenges when learning. From that low, I have learned that all people can learn; I just need to find out how they learn. Professionally, I am a certified special education teacher for students with severe and/or moderate disabilities...

...management. Since graduating in 2011, I worked for three years as an engineering specialist for the City of Philadelphia Streets Department in the Traffic Engineering Division. In 2015 I made the decision to go back to school in order to pursue a career practicing medicine. I recently completed a Pre-Medicine Post Baccalaureate program at University of Pennsylvania, and was also recently accepted into medical school for the class of 2022. I am passionate about tutoring...

...Math has always been one of my favorite subjects. In the past I have had opportunities to teach others on an informal basis. I relish the opportunity to work with others who want to improve their skills. Anyone can do well in math once they develop some confidence in their ability. Being able to solve problems that may have seemed impossible can be an exhilarating experience. Other personal hobbies include working on computers, watching movies...

...was studying for my Dental Admission Test and scoring highly. The subjects I teach are Biology, Organic Chemistry, DAT prep as well as SAT prep. My teaching style varies depending on the subject I teach. I like employing methods like summarizing complex notes, using Youtube videos as reference, and going over practice problems in a step by step manner. I recently graduated from Temple University with a B.S. in Biology. I am now studying to...

...University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Science degree in Integrative Biology. During my undergraduate career, I had the opportunity to tutor for the campus Learning Assistance and Resource Center as an Anatomy and Physiology and Organic Chemistry tutor for over two years. As a tutor, I supplemented professor lecture instruction with additional material support in small group sessions. I mentored and demonstrated effective active learning and efficient studying techniques supporting the study of the...