Award-Winning MCAT Tutors in East Orange, NJ

...my tutoring responsibilities is creating conditions that will sustain the motivation of my students to bring out their true potential through their performance irrespective of their prior preparation. This is particularly important students will come in with different levels of preparation for the courses that I will tutor. Creating an open environment where the inexperienced student can also express her understanding of the material fearlessly so that the instructor can turn such opportunities into tutoring...

...and know how to teach these to improve one's knowledge base. As a 4th year medical student, I have also studied for and taken several standardized exams, including medical licensing exams, and I know that the approach to these is different that an exam for class. Every subject I teach is one I have studied extensively in the past, either through taking Advanced Placement classes in high school, college coursework, or within my medical curriculum....

...by doing. For high school students, learning may be start through group discussion in class, assignments, or laboratory exercises. For graduate classes, the learning comes from doing experimental demonstration in classroom or lab. Research is core soul of science. During teaching, my aim to convey my message to undergraduates and all graduate students, choose science (research) for their future careers, science not only brings progress in life also significantly contribute in progress of nation and...

Third year Ivy League medical student with a love for teaching!

I am a rising junior at Washington University in St. Louis. I love teaching math and science as I believe they are two of the most fundamental subjects for helping to understand the world around us. I am currently a physics tutor however, I tutored math, science and french in high school.

...take the MCATs. Teaching has been a hobby of mine since I was in elementary school. I have advised many of my peers throughout the years and I believe in a patient and understanding approach. I have graduated Rutgers University majoring in Cell Biology and Neuroscience. I have a Masters in Biomedical Sciences, also from Rutgers University. I want to teach the MCATs because I want others to succeed and I don't want the MCATs...

...tough subjects. On top of that, I'm gearing up for medical school in the next year, so you can be sure I'm all about excelling in science. During my undergrad, I had the privilege of tutoring and being a teaching assistant for three out of my four years, helping students in everything from Organic Chemistry and Physics to General Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry (yes, I've got a lot of science under my belt!). I've worked...

...around. I had much around the lab to occupy myself, but my mother would sometimes work until ten or eleven o'clock at night. On these nights, I would simply pull together two leather chairs and doze off. The lab was really my second home. Gladly, I have matured from merely vapid admiration. These instruments are no longer my means of entertainment, but rather, the medium through which I complete my own research projects. I now...

I am a Chemical Engineer with over three years of experience tutoring mathematics and science. I am passionate about tutoring and always ensure that students understand the subject content.

...and Molecular Biology with a focus in Cellular Biology at Penn State University. I will hopefully be attending grad school next year and I intend to continue onto medical school! Throughout school, I have always been able to find the tricks and the best way to study for standardized tests. Some of my scores include: ACT: 35 (99% percentile) SAT: 2140 (97% percentile) MCAT: 517 (96% percentile) I hope to pass some of my tips...

...of academic challenges on my journey to achieving my dream of becoming a doctor (still in the process!). I want to be able to share my expertise and experience with others! Everyone learns at their own pace, in their own way-- don't let anything discourage you. I want to help you get one step closer to your goals, whether it be to get an A on your next test, or get accepted into medical school!

...currently a medical student at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School. Along the way, I have worked and volunteered in healthcare, academia, and non-profit spheresboth domestically and abroad. Nurturing people to reach their full potential through tutoring is one of my passions, and I am eager to share this with the students of Varsity Tutors. I with students from K-12 in the US, university students in China, mentally disabled adults in Harlem, and villagers in Mozambique....

...for scientific communication, I sought out ways to further develop this skill by delivering oral talks at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and National Institutes of Health (NIH). I have also shown my ability to effectively communicate science to undergraduate audiences through multiple poster presentations at the following: University of Washington Annual Medical Education Conference Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science Emerging Researchers in STEM National Conference Annual Biomedical Research...

...I am certainly learning a lot in school right now, and am achieving my goal of teaching through tutoring. I believe the key to teaching is in strong communication skills and creativity. I understand that every learner has a different style and different needs, so I try to use creativity to come up with fun new ways to learn material. In the past I have made interactive games, songs, and helped walk students through diagrams...

...at many national conferences. While I have always tutored a broad range of Subjects my passions are Science, Standardize exams and Research. I firmly believe education is the key to success and learning can be fun. As a devoted, and motivating educator with a diverse background I am able to teach in a multifaceted way with a hands on approach. I love Tutoring and being a part of students establishing and achieving their goals while...

...am a current medical student, graduate from the Icahn School of Medicine in research and CUNY Hunter College Bachelor in Biological Sciences. I have worked as a tutor for a few years now, and my favorite subjects are English, Sciences, and History. I like working with students to figure out their interests and how it relates to their studies. Everyone has a different learning style and approach; understanding this makes a huge difference in how...

...that of a tutor. I tutor Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Geometry, Algebra, Biochemistry, Math, and Nutrition. My favorite subjects to tutor are Biology, Math, and Physics. Biology because I am very interested in the way that life functions, and math and physics because I am interested in the principles of physics--and physics is essentially math. As a relatively recent graduate, I have recently undergone what students are currently going through, and I remember the struggles that...

...County Community College , and have been tutoring students of all ages in English, math, and history for ten years. I experience joy every time I can help a struggling student understand, or even enjoy a subject. I am very experienced in tailoring lessons to meet an individual's needs, so no matter what your issue is, we can figure out how to solve it together! I look forward to talking to you.... I usually have the...

...makes me a great tutor is my open-mindedness. I understand on a personal level that different people have different learning styles, strengths, etc., and that often problems can be solved and concepts may be grasped just by looking at them from another perspective. I have experience working with students of varying age groups. I also have some experience assisting high school-aged students with college admissions essays and other writing projects. As an undergraduate, I frequently...

...is as important as the actual subjects you wish to learn. I believe that my students best succeed when they develop an awareness of their educational strengths and weaknesses. I believe in emphasizing healthy study routines, the courage to learn from failure, and an openness to change. Like my students, I expect that I will also learn from my practice and refine my teaching style. I welcome open discussions of ways to improve each tutoring...