Award-Winning MCAT Tutors in Houston, TX

...a tutor at Rice, where I tutored student-athletes in subjects such as biology and chemistry, which are fields I specialize in. I have helped tutor many friends in the two scientific portions of the MCAT, and this is the discipline I am most passionate about. I am a firm proponent of helping students help themselves. In my spare time, I enjoy exercising, reading, and fixing bicycles. I look forward to helping students succeed in their...

I am a homeschooler with two kids. I have a Ph.D. in physics from the University of California, San Diego. I've worked in government, industry and academia. I've done much teaching in my career and in my church. Resume, background check and testimonials are available upon request. I have several teaching videos I've created and upload to the Internet you can probably find as well. ... Teaching Philosophy by Dr. Christian Seberino Why am I motivated...

...and psychologysubjects I'm deeply passionate about. I have experience working in both formal and informal teaching settings, teaching children of all ages and even fellow classmates throughout my undergraduate studies. My personal philosophy is that everyone learns differentlywhat works for one student may not work for another. I don't believe anyone is a "bad student"; rather, they simply haven't discovered the learning style that works best for them. I'm dedicated to helping students find their...

...to open their minds to it. My students actively sought out my help, and I wanted to live up to my role as an authority in my field. I like to set an agenda for each student in our sessions in order to create a structure in which they could relax and organize their thoughts. I spent the first two to three minutes listening to them talk about their day and their interests and hobbies...

...methods and approaches that a student must learn when obtaining an education. The difference between a good teacher and a great one is adapting those methods and approaches to each individual. This cannot always be done in a classroom setting, and that is why we have tutors. I may not be the right tutor for everyone, but I'll do my best with everyone and hopefully change a few lives. In the end, this is not...

...friend's children in algebra 1, algebra 2, and geometry while still in middle school. This is the point at which I realized the reward in helping others learn, inciting my passion for tutoring. I went on to continue assisting classmates in high school, ultimately tutoring around a dozen different students while in college. In fact, I even served as a teaching assistant my junior year, helping grade assignments. In my free time, I like to...

...have worked for over the past eight years as a mentor for students in elementary and middle school. During my time with the students, I learned different study techniques, communication skills, and built wonderful relationships with the students; as they viewed me as their best friend. For over the past year I have been working in scientific research, publishing abstracts covering the experiments completed. I am certified as a BACCHUS Initiatives Peer Educator along with...

...that cultivated learning were scarce. In 2016, I graduated Baylor University with a BS in Health Science Studies and recently completed my Masters in Biomedical Sciences. This, together with my academic background, has fully equipped me to teach. From the moment I began observing young people with learning and behavioral difficulties, and their unwillingness to study, I was confronted by the issues which many young people experience today. We live in an information age where...

...the University of Texas, I was a teaching assistant for the Universitys introduction to Psychology course, and led study sessions for upper-level science courses such as Cell Biology and Neural systems. I tutor a wide variety of subjects, primarily within the sciences and Psychology. I enjoy being able to help others understand difficult concepts that they may encounter in the classroom, and turn confusion into excitement about the content they're learning. Outside of academia, I...

...and on, and hope to continue helping people because these are subjects that I want to retain knowledge of for as long as possible. I can pretty much tutor any age or experience level, although my favorite is college level calculus II. I like to use visual and kinesthetic methods to explain concepts to students. I focus on ensuring that students really understand the theory behind why we solve problems a certain way versus just...

...be introspective in understanding their academic strengths and weaknesses and to use those to their advantage when coming up with study skills. I've tutored formally and informally for almost my entire life and enjoy making students love what they learn while achieving their academic goals. I majored in Biology and English when I was an undergraduate student at Penn State Harrisburg, and those are the two subjects I love teaching the most. For Biology, I...

...college, when I was able to take classes I really had an interest in, that I finally began to excel. Now, to be clear, I didn't just suddenly wake up "smart" one day (although that would've been nice). The reason I was doing so well was because, in the past, if I found a subject boring, or even slightly challenging, I didn't care about it. I tuned my teacher out, and made zero effort. Despite...

...minor in Spanish. In my undergraduate degree, I took extensive nutrition and science courses (biology, biochemistry, chemistry, organic chemistry). I also have strong writing skills and am beneficial with proofreading and editing. I am a registered dietitian and have been working in a hospital setting for 8 years. I can assist with any nutrition classes, passing the registered dietitian (RD) exam, and the certified nutrition support clinician (CNSC) exam. I have extensive experience in the...

...earned two bachelors degrees (Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mathematics). I have tutoring experience with a wide variety of students from college student athletes to students attending inner city schools to those in exclusive private schools. Through it all, my tutoring philosophy has remained the same: to guide students to the discovery of problems solving instead of providing them with the right solution. Because ultimately my objective is to help students develop their ability to learn...

...laboratory as a research scientist. I taught and tutored AP Biology, Biology, Chemistry, Human Anatomy and Physiology, and Marine Biology. I am a strong education professional with a state certification to teach, two Master of Science (MS) degrees in Secondary education and Biology and my PhD in Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology. I have experience with writing scientific articles and have several publications. I love to help students succeed in the sciences and this provides...

...high school, I have tutored and worked with children of all ages and from all backgrounds. As a tutor at Mathnasium, I worked with elementary and middle school students to improve their math skills. In college, I worked for America Reads and served as a reading tutor for 3rd graders in a NYC public school. And after graduation, I spent my time before medical school teaching self-contained 4th grade in Houston ISD. While I tutor...

...difference through basic research. Soon after I became an instructor in immunology at my alma mater. I immigrated to the US in 2003 and since then have been in basic sciences (Molecular biology) research. My strengths are immunology and cell biology but I have some experience in all body systems because of my medical background. I also like teaching math and in fact my very first job after finishing high school equivalent was a job...

...how to dissect and perform well on nursing school, licensing, and certification exams. My patient care experience helps as an instructor because I love bringing real life examples to nursing concepts. I enjoy teaching immensely, particularly on nursing topics. That is not something I thought I would say when I was going through nursing school! I look forward to one-on-one and group sessions because I think it is a great opportunity to focus on the...

...Rice University where I received my Bachelors of Science in Chemical Engineering with a specialization in Biotechnology and Bioengineering. Currently, I am a first-year medical student at Baylor College of Medicine who loves helping students reach their academic and professional goals. Although I love learning about a wide variety of different subjects, I'm most passionate about the sciences because understanding these ideas helps us learn all about how the world around us works! I hope...

...healthcare experience . I'm dedicated to student success and the advancement of future healthcare leaders. I have RN experience across the United States (NY, TN, AZ, and TX). My clinical background consists of inpatient acute care, clinical care management/triage, and case management. I love to learn and I hope to instill life long learning with the students I work with. Registered nurses work as a team and they encourage and support one another. I hope...