Award-Winning Graduate Test Prep Tutors serving Grand Prairie, TX

Teaching has always been my passion throughout. I have started teaching right from my college days. To summarize, my teaching philosophy boils down to three key goals: to always challenge my students to excel and expand their capabilities; to always challenge myself to do the same in my teaching, and to constantly explore and implement exciting new curriculum innovations.

I am currently applying to medical school, so I love science. I graduated from Baylor University (Sic em' Bears!) with a Bachelor of Science in chemistry. Here I tutored student-athletes in a variety of subjects. Also, I recently graduated from the University of North Texas with a Masters in Biomedical Science. I am patient and understanding, and want you to succeed!

I'm going into medical school the next academic year at UT Southwestern, and currently at the University of Texas at Dallas for undergraduate studies. I've been tutoring for over 5 years in a variety of subjects, and I love to tutor because I truly believe in supporting students so that they can reach their full potential.

...is not only to help students improve their grades and pass standardized exams but to also build academic confidence. I also incorporate exercises that develop the essential soft skills required to be successful in gainful employment. I am looking forward to working with you to achieve your goals. My expertise lies in graduate admissions examination preparation and NAPLEX preparation. I work with students to create learning and study tools, which are used throughout their prep...

...in their courses, and I hope to help as you strive to achieve your goals. In my 3 years of private tutoring experience and my work as a Supplemental Instructor at Texas A&M, my students have achieved success in General Chemistry I & II, Organic Chemistry I & 2, Calculus I, Macro/Microeconomics, Physics I, and many more courses. I'm confident that with the right mindset, you can be just as successful in your course, and...

...schools! I love helping others learn and make progress. My goal in tutoring is not only to help students understand the subject better, but to improve their critical thinking skills. I love the moments when the lightbulb seems to flip on when discussing a topic, but I want to make sure that lightbulb stays lit. I am super easy going, but like to work hard to make progress. I look forward to an opportunity to...

...importance and becomes far more interesting to students. I try to make sure to frame history in a way that emphasizes its continuing importance when I'm teaching. I spent a year and a half as a substitute teacher with Fort Worth ISD and currently substitute with Yavneh Academy of Dallas. Informally, I worked with many other students in my undergraduate history courses. When giving additional help while subbing, I would work one-on-one or in small...

I primarily tutor Genetics/MCAT biological sciences and physical sciences (I scored 132's on both of those sections). I also do introductory classes such as organic chemistry, biology, algebra based physics, organic chemistry!

Teaching is my all time passion. I'd love to work with students with diverse backgrounds, help students achieve their goals. More importantly, I'd love to make my sessions unique, simple, interesting and thought provoking. Critical thinking is the central tenet of my teaching philosophy. It is important to question, think, understand and have fun with learning. I have been teaching for 5 years and always strive hard to bring out the best in my students...

I believe that every student can learn and succeed. It is my job to find what works best for each individual. I have experience working with children from all different backgrounds and abilities.

...continued tutoring as a medical student in medical school. I love to teach Math, biology, anatomy, physiology, chemistry, and English. I have excellent communication skills with both adults and young children, I am very passionate when I teach and enjoy the process of the learning. Can teach from K-12, individuals learning to speak English or prep for an Exam. One of my favorite quotes, "Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has...

...Texas at Arlington, before receiving my Juris Doctorate degree from South Texas College of Law and being licensed to practice law in the State of Texas. During law school, I enjoyed working as a private tutor in a wide range of subjects for students enrolled in both private and public schools. I've tutored students in my favorite subjects of English, Writing, Reading, and History, but also helped my students greatly improve in their advanced Math,...

...other to help ourselves get into better college. Lots of my peers made it to Harvard, MIT, UPenn (my best friend is a PHD at Upenn), Stanford, Fordham, CMU, Yale, Columbia ( I was on their ballroom dance team when in NYC), Princeton etc. Influenced by Asian culture, I do value education, and know the importance of the impact it will make to a person's life. Be the leader of your generation. Work hard now...

I am a graduate of the University of Texas at Dallas. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Biology with a minor in Business Administration. I have experience tutoring high school students in biology and standardized testing. I am most passionate about Biology and am pursuing a career in the medical field. In my spare time, I enjoy watching various sports and playing basketball

I am a pharmacy graduate who is passionate about teaching. I have a Masters in Pharmacy from India and am presently teaching/tutoring for NAPLEX.

As someone who enjoys working with children, I reached a crossroads during college: pediatrics or teaching. My journey has told me to pick one or the other yet I disagree. As I am pursuing a bachelor's degree in science to enter medical school and train to become a pediatrician, I will still follow my passion for teaching and tutor young students.

I look forward to helping individuals reach their goals.

...a short amount of time. Helping guide students through questions and problems so they can learn how to approach and break down the questions is something I focus on with a-lot of my students as well as finding fun tricks to remember terms. Learning should be fun most of the time. I have worked as a personal trainer, yoga teacher, and physical therapy tech, and absolutely love helping others become better versions of themselves, which...

...before, but I can show you that math is a lot simpler than what your teachers are making it out to be. A little bit about myself: I hold a M.S. from Cal Berkeley in Structural Engineering and a B.S. from Texas A&M in Civil Engineering. Currently, I am a practicing structural engineer in Texas. Also, I have been involved in the ACE mentoring program for the past 3 years where I inspire/teach high school...

...it, no problem. Voila title. Then I asked them to pass the paper to the next student and had them all write whatever line of dialog came to mind at first seeing the "title" on the page they'd been passed. Again, they did it. They hadn't rejected my leadership, only my initial approach. Half an hour later and several passes under their belts, they each got their original paper back full of dialog and characterizations...