Award-Winning MCAT Tutors in Maryland

...Reasoning portion. I believe that the best way to learn material is to create a tailored study plan and to break down material into discrete and manageable portions. As a tutor, my goal is to teach every student how to study effectively, understand difficult material, and succeed in the knowledge, course, and test that they desire. In my spare time I enjoy 5-on-5 pickup basketball, reading a good book, and cooking for my friends.

Hi! My name is Neb, I'm a 4th year medical student who loves to tutor. I have been tutoring students throughout medical school.... Everyone has the potential to learn anything to the highest degree.... I'd understand the student and his/her way of learning. I understand their goals and what they aim to get out of the tutoring sessions.... Engage in more active learning. Go through problems and focus on the process of coming to a correct...

...and my MHS degree from Johns Hopkins University in 2017, with a focus in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. I am currently in the process of applying to medical school. My academic history reflects my broad interests, and I am excited to share my passion for these subjects with my students. My best teachers were always energetic and passionate about their field, characteristics that I now emulate. I have experience as an after-school tutor, sex-ed teacher,...

...4 years and I love working with different people of all ages. I am also a 5th grade Math teacher. I am familiar with common core and can teach material in many different ways to meet your needs. I love reading novels and poetry. I am personable and patient. I am a mother and in my spare time I like to watch movies, go to dinner, and hang out with my friends. I look forward...

I am a senior at the University of South Florida, majoring in Psychology and minoring in Behavioral Analysis. I have a strong passion for exploring the human mind and learning what makes us unique. I am excited to help students grow and learn and motivate them to fulfill their goals.

...background in Pharmacogenomics, having received a B.S. in Pharmacogenomics from George Washington. I also have a background in math, having received my B.S. in genomics and I a minor in Math. I taught high school algebra and algebra 2 - I can help you with pharmacy calculations! I love to find ways to make subjects relatable and help students learn the big picture in addition to the details. My main interest is reading, I enjoy...

...guiding them to gain more knowledge. One of my best qualities as a teacher is discerning a student's strengths and helping them harness those qualities to learn. I can only hope to provide that and more to my students! Full time, I work in public policy helping to end homelessness. I attended Johns Hopkins University for undergrad where I obtained my degree in Political Science and Georgetown University for graduate school, where I obtained my...

...High School's Chamber Orchestra as a first violinist for two years, and was concert master for a month. In particular, I love tutoring Biology (including immunology and physiology), as I feel that the mechanisms and concepts behind how the body works are very interesting. When I tutor, I like to break down the learning process by starting off with focusing on the overall concept. Then, I like to fill in the details by using drawing,...

As a recent college graduate, I look forward to motivating and teaching students. I am familiar with Honors, IB and college-level coursework. My areas of expertise include math, science, history, and MCAT prep.

...in college and continued tutoring well into medical school during the first two pre-clinical years. My approach varies on what the student requires. Some students want to make major changes in short periods of time which require a more focused approach and a more hands on methodology for quick significant gains. For students with more time on their hands and a more difficult time grasping material less hand-holding is required and a more directed approach...

...to medical school. At Dartmouth I was captain of the boxing club team, and I have been a registered EMT for 5 years now. I love traveling, playing soccer, playing guitar, and doing fun things outdoors. I can tutor many things, but right now I am focusing on the MCAT since I scored in the 100th percentile for that and am applying to medical school. I'm pretty easy going, I like helping people succeed to...

...with students of all ages, and am capable of teaching more than just the sciences. In the past, I have taught students effective homework and test-taking skills. I also understand how to simplify complex ideas that might be difficult to grasp at first. Finally, I know how important it is for a student to remain motivated throughout this process, so I make sure to encourage all of my students during our sessions.

...cooperation between individuals must take place; we are social creatures meant to teach and learn from one another. My name is Usman Asif and I'm currently a medical student at The George Washington University, School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Working as a member of Varsity Tutors will be my first formal experience as a tutor but throughout my life, I have been given several opportunities to partake in this 'mentor' role. Throughout my undergraduate...

I attended Columbia University where I received my B.A. in Biochemistry. Subsequently, I completed my MPhil from the University of Cambridge, also in Biochemistry. In addition to having tutored for 4+ years, I am well acquainted with a wide range of course materials and admissions test formats. This includes the ACT and MCAT, both of which I scored in the 99th percentile. I specialize in science tutoring.

...improvements by applying project management, process modeling, strategic analysis, design principles, best practices, knowledge management, and information technology. Mr. Faour improves productivity by making information and know-how more widely and quickly accessible. Mr. Faour closes the gap between "what is known" and "what is required" to perform a task, and preserves the acquisition of new knowledge and intellectual capital. Mr. Faour plans, executes, and communicates new ideas to create a smoother transition and implementation with...

My background includes clinical research and lab coordination. I enjoy tutoring math, science, and test prep. I have also taught biochemistry review classes, including preparation of study plans and materials, assessment tests, tools for my students, and instructional hours.

...a podcast interviewer, I have honed my interpersonal, public speaking, and communication skills. Ive worked with international student volunteers through Americorps, and I also have done a student exchange with France in high-school, as well as lived abroad in Italy for one year, teaching English as a foreign language to students of all ages. Outside of the laboratory and clinic, I have taken on several leadership, and social planning volunteer positions. The past two years...

...and advanced Spanish. In addition I have spent time tutoring ESL at immigrant justice centers, life skills in prisons, various children's summer camp classes, socio-emotional skills through poetry and general academic tutoring with disadvantaged youth. I really understand that different people have different learning styles and it is essential to adjust my approach as a tutor to make sure our time is constructive and engaging. I also understand it is important to have fun!!

...medical school or other graduate health professional schools. I have worked with countless students and feel confident that I can edit, guide, and counsel you on the best way to represent yourself. As a medical student myself, I feel comfortable talking about what an admissions committee is looking for and the best strategies for success. I also have extensive experience with younger students, starting in elementary school. I feel very comfortable tutoring all elementary subjects....

Bachelor in chemistry from New York University Master's in biophysics and physiology from Georgetown University