Award-Winning MCAT Tutors in Chapel Hill, NC

I graduated from East Carolina University with degrees in Biology and Chemistry. I currently am a Graduate student at North Carolina State University, pursuing a master in physiology. I have been teaching since my junior year in college, and I hope I can help students through this platform improve in school.

The very first student whom I tutored received a perfect score on the ACT. That is why I have continued tutoring for the past seven years. Throughout the course of my tutoring, I have had the pleasure of working with a wide variety of students from kindergarten to graduate school.

I am a second-year veterinary student at North Carolina State University working towards my Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Degree. I completed my Bachelor of Science from North Carolina State University in Animal Science. I tutored in chemistry and calculus for the University Tutorial Center when I was in undergrad and am eager to help students learn and succeed academically.

...can be while reaching their goals for academics and career advancements. I possess a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from Clarion University of Pennsylvania and a Master of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Liberty University. I have significant experience teaching through professional training, working with individuals who possess difficulties in memory and concentration, and will work with students as long as it takes to meet their goals. I consider myself...

...group help in the evenings for those struggling with the class, and I decided to go one evening. This extra help raised my level of understanding and even my grade, immediately. I strive to offer the same type of help I received in these sessions because I would not be where I am in my academic career today without them. I am currently applying to medical school and hope to help others achieve their goals...

I graduated from UNC- Chapel Hill December 2015 and will be going to medical school this fall. I know how much of a struggle the MCAT can be. I put a lot of time and effort into it last year and came out successful. I know I can be a valuable resource to get you prepared for what seems like such a daunting test!

...Morgan, and I believe that every student learns differently, so I must teach them differently. I want to find the best way to teach a student, so that their knowledge increases for many years to come. I have over 15 years of experience teaching ages from pre-Kindergarten to adults in a variety of subjects in reading, editing, writing, study habits, and test subjects. I also taught ESL to College Students from several foreign countries. I...

...to know, then I share it with you, hopefully in a way that you will understand. THAT's teaching. In order to teach effectively, you must be a guide to the recipients, allowing them to discover things on their own. Teaching is more about communication than it is about deep seeded knowledge. One with less knowledge about a subject but better communication skills will tend be a great teacher, in my opinion. For example, I may...

...enjoyed this experience and I found it very rewarding to help students achieve their goals and reach their potential. I have also served as a teaching assistant. My favorite subject to tutor is biology since I am able to draw on my research experience and provide more in-depth knowledge on the topic. In the fall, I will be matriculating at Duke University. I am excited to start work on my Master's in Biomedical Engineering. Outside...

...one foreign language, and study abroad, were core requirements for International Studies majors at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. My study abroad took place at Fudan University in Shanghai, China, where I studied the History of Diplomacy in Modern China, Sino-US Relations, and Upper-Intermediate Chinese. My coursework in the United States was similarly focused on domestic and international politics, history, and economics. These subjects featured prominently in my honors thesis, which required four...

...university levels. What subjects do you tutor? I tutor English, Language Arts, Reading, Writing, Research and test-taking skills. My favorite subject to tutor is Reading because it's my first love. I like to see struggling or disinterested students read better and learn more about themselves in the pages of a book or online. How would you describe your teaching philosophy/your tutoring style? My teaching philosophy is that all students can learn, grow and improve regardless...

...currently a junior at UNC-Chapel Hill, majoring in Public Policy with a Concentration in Health. I love to dance, take photos, and hang out with my family and friends in my free time. My goal in a tutoring session is to ensure that the student is able to understand the conceptual aspects of the material instead of just memorizing facts. I hope I can help you with the subjects that you need help in. I...

...as a rising med student, I've been through A LOT of them, so I have a ton of strategies for how to tackle anything from the SAT to the MCAT. In contrast, I am passionate about writing, and would love to help you strengthen your writing skills. Miscellaneous info: I'm writing a book right now and I'm using my vague knowledge of music theory to teach myself to play guitar. I'll let you know how...

After serving as an intelligence officer in the Air Force for seven years, I completed a doctoral program in American Literature at UNC-Chapel Hill. Since then, I have edited a literary journal, managed a research center, and published several peer-reviewed articles on American autobiography, fiction, and poetry. I live with my wife and three daughters in Durham, North Carolina.

...how specialized cells in the brain contribute to synapse formation and function. I previously was a PhD student at Washington University in St. Louis where I used a genomics approach to understand how cells in the brain rapidly communicate at the synapse. I am originally from NJ and received my Bachelor's degree from Rutgers University. I have taught a series of courses for undergraduate students (Neurophysiology, Molecular Biology), graduate students (human anatomy) and a mixture...