Award-Winning MCAT Tutors in Perth Amboy, NJ

...I am also passionate about the learning environment and supportive opportunities that come with tutoring. Prior to Varsity Tutors, I gained tutoring experience in both high school and college. When I graduated from Colgate University, I was dedicated to continue this work in New York City. I am eager to translate my love for learning...

...served as a tutor in school and free lanced tutored in my community. Throughout my nursing program, I served as a tutor. I tutored and continue to tutor in a wide variety of nursing subjects (Health Assessment, Nursing Fundamentals, Pharmacology, Pathophysiology, Med Surg I & II, Mental Health, Pediatrics, Maternal/OB-GYN, NCLEX prep, etc.) While I...

...at Vanderbilt I discovered my love of teaching. I truly enjoy helping students learn about subjects and topics that interest me. I believe all learning starts from building a strong conceptual basis and I love finding different ways to help students understand topics that they are struggling with. I would love to continue sharing my...

...struggling students preparing for all kind of tests - including standardized tests - I follow a model of starting with the exact level of the student's knowledge and understanding, then by breaking the material down to even a lower level, using visual cues, drawings, mnemonics, and real life examples that the student could relate to,...

...I believe developing a fundamental understanding of the biological / medical science is extremely important, and there is no better way to learn material than being able to teach others. I hope through my tutoring, not only will I be able to share my passion for knowledge, and help others succeed academically.... Teaching is being able to pass off knowledge, and I believe it is a time where both the student and teacher are constantly learning.

...to stand on my toes to get a better view of the PCR machine whenever she used it. I wasn't really interested in what it did, but rather, in the noise it made- a low, grumbling hum. Then, there was the fume hood, a glass and metal contraption that I thought was from another world...

...in that it was based on small ( four person) groups of students who taught each other the science that they needed to know, with lectures given only once a week. For both semesters, I led my group, initiating discussions and figuring out answers to others' questions. I learned that my greatest strength in teaching...

...to at least 2 hours a day of work. I create a structured curriculum tailored to each individual student. I've always enjoyed coaching students to take tests, because I can help them realize how to find patterns, crack codes and see the whole structure behind the puzzle. Getting better at tests is like any other...

...I relate the subject to a personal interest of the student. The most rewarding aspect of teaching is watching a student attack a problem in a step-by-step manner and explain the significance of each step. Starting from the bottom-up is an approach I have applied through my academic journey, and I hope to impart on...

...memorable, ways of breaking down difficult material. I value taking time with students so that they truly understand concepts, instead of just memorizing it (especially for the RD exam ). Students have said they really enjoy and find it helpful when I use my clinical and research background to apply topics being learned to real-life...

...While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about English, Science, Math and Arabic. I have reached both elementary and older students. In my experience helping struggling students for tests, we always seem to have the most fun (with remarkable advancements). I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to...

...specialize in preparing students for standardized exams such as the SAT, ACT, MCAT, and USMLE Step 1 and 2. These subjects not only align with my academic strengths but also allow me to help students build foundational skills that are critical to long-term success. My teaching philosophy is centered on empowering studentshelping them not just...

...University School of Medicine. I have an extensive background in tutoring and mentoring students in various subjects including high school and college biology, mathematics, chemistry, research, etc. Through my undergraduate and graduate education, I have successfully completed the SAT, ACT, MCAT, USMLE Step 1 and USMLE Step 2CK exams. I am also passionate about mentoring...

...a lot of academic success. I believe that the secret to succeeding in school is not just to memorize content, but to truly own one's learning and enjoy the process of gaining mastery of a subject. I have been a tutor for over six years in a variety of courses and with very diverse clientele....

...of high school, I've been tutoring students in a variety of different subjects, though I am most passionate about science and math. I am a strong proponent of education and love to see my students excel in their academic journeys. It is my philosophy to ensure that my students feel encouraged, understood, and supported when...

College undergraduate studying Chemical Engineering at Columbia. Tutoring in AP Physics (1, 2, C), AP calc (AB & BC), first year college physics and math. I'm bilingual; my first language is Spanish.

...may seem hard at first, but hard work really does pay off in the end. I think the best way to learn is to be open minded and willing to learn. My previous tutoring experience includes working with students from China who were taking the TOEFL exam. I like to teach by first letting the...

...At New York Law School, I continue to support my peers as a notetaker, distilling complex legal lectures into organized, accessible study tools. I tutor in subjects such as reading, writing, English, and study skills, with a special love for helping students build confidence in their analytical writing and communication. Writing is not only a...

I have tutored in high school students in Math and college students in Finance. I am passionate about helping students reach their full potential.

...younger siblings in his studies and primarily use examples and analogies that they can understand and relate to in order to help them. A few other things I love are doing research in lab, working as medical scribe and a phlebotomy technician, reading comic books (Marvel), and listening to songs in spare time.... Asking students for their input will help them feel that they have a responsibility for and involvement in their own learning. Also, you...