Award-Winning MCAT Tutors in Allentown, PA

...off between hopefully matriculating into medical school fall of 2016. I have done extensive coursework in biology, physics, chemistry, biochemistry, trigonometry, calculus, psychology, sociology, and lab sciences. I have also recently taken the new MCAT and believe that I can teach my tools for success to any pre-student willing to learn them. I have been...

...in biological sciences with a minor in chemistry where I graduated with honors. I started tutoring when I was in high school, which showed me how much I loved helping others succeed academically! I was a TA for general chemistry for 3 out of 4 years during my undergrad. I've tutored many students of all...

...biology and genetics as thesis topic. I completed my Post Doc fellowship at Johns Hopkins Medicine, Baltimore. My tutoring profile include Molecular Biology , Human genetics and Molecular Cytogenetics ( UG and Master's levels for 5 years), Medical technology at associate level(for 1 year) , Lab research dissertation instructor for 10 students. Besides the subject...

...enrolled in a Master's of Occupational Therapy program. I tutor subjects including Biology and Psychology, as well as music and some math. My favorite part of teaching students is hearing them explain concepts that they used to struggle with back to me, showing their new expertise. When not at school, I volunteer extensively with the...

...at well known research laboratory in West Point PA. My research focus is developing an in vivo model of tau pathology. In a previous life (during graduate school) I was a researcher at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense, where I used histochemistry, in vivo electrophysiology, and behavioral assays to test efficacy...

...of Pennsylvania and a Bachelor of Science degree in Neuroscience from the University of Pittsburgh. While at the University of Pittsburgh, I started to tutor my fellow peers in Engineering Physics I: Mechanics and Engineering Physics 2: Electricity & Magnetism, and it was then that I discovered my passion for tutoring. Seeing a student not...

...of tutoring experience, working with university students on their various occupational therapy classes as well as prerequisite courses such as Psychology, Neuroscience, and Kinesiology classes. I love helping students succeed by giving them study tips and strategies which best suit their preferred learning style. I am a firm believer that with the right preparation and...

...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...

Working in the medical field for over 20+ years I have a desire to help. Quite a few people helped me along the way. This I believe is my purpose.

...PA. In addition, I worked part time as a Teaching Assistant (TA) for the college's Chemistry department. I also attended graduate school to prepare for attending Dental School next year. I have been tutoring over the past five years and have been able to help students overcome various challenges that they face during an academic...

...plant biology. While a student, I participated in a research internship with the Department of Botany at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History. I also traveled to Costa Rica while an undergraduate to conduct field research in the tropical wet and cloud forests. I migrated south to The Swamp and the University of Florida. While...

...international students for over 10 years. All my students love my creativity and sense of humor. I always provide them with fun lessons that encourage them to develop their conversation skills and teach them about American culture. I have mostly taught online but I have also taught face to face. During my ten years I...

...is the old, toe-the-line, direct instruction where the teacher passes down knowledge like divine pronouncements from Mt. Sinai. Others might think of education as the school of hard knocks, something that can only be learned by doing. A third group might see education as an apprenticeship or mentoring, where the old dog shows the new...

...a Bachelor of Arts in English writing and a minor in chemistry. Throughout college, I was an undergraduate teaching assistant for biology, and I also worked as an elementary and high school tutor. As a medical student with a background in English writing, I am not only experienced in the biological and chemical sciences but...

...on the material, rather than trying to fit the material into the same pedagogical box. Some classes are better taught focused on a discussion of a single quotation. Others work best by putting five or six authors in conversation with one another. Others thrive when an image, or a series of images, is the focal...

...and research methods. I am currently an associate dean of nursing and health sciences but have served as a department chair of psychology and have served on over 40 dissertations as chair or reader. I am a published scientist who can guide you through the statistical and research methods process. My publications are in teaching...

4th year medical student, future surgeon, Bachelor's in General Biology. Everyone has different learning preferences; my job is to guide my students to discover their optimal educational environment.

...has worked in a wide range of educational environments, a diverse set of students and a variety of needs. I've lived, worked and traveled to four continents, eight countries and countless cities, a wealth of experience that makes me versatile in how I share and shape ideas. I can't wait to shape ideas with you.

...experiences include over 10 years of teaching, tutoring, and educating over a wide range of both community and academic settings ranging from the collegiate to post-graduate level. I have highlighted some of these experiences in the following paragraph. During my undergraduate years, I worked as a TA in both the "Introduction to Biology" and "Biochemistry"...

...English and Math, high school students in Pre-Calculus, and college students on the brink of failure in Anatomy, Histology, Physiology, Biology, Calculus and many other subjects. While in medical school, I have tutored other students on the higher level subjects of medical school including Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, and Biostatistics. I like to let the student...