Award-Winning MCAT Tutors in Pittsburgh, PA

...a Ph.D. candidate in Special Education at the University of Pittsburgh. I received my Bachelors of Science in Applied Developmental Psychology and my Masters in Special Education both from the University of Pittsburgh as well. After obtaining my Masters, I moved to Northern Virginia where I taught for several years. While there, I worked with general education and special education students from Kindergarten to Fourth Grade. Throughout my years in education, I have also had...

...students in need. I love being a tutor because getting to help others achieve academic success is a very rewarding. I enjoy being able to pass along the things that helped me to do well in my classes to other students who will benefit from them. In regards to my tutoring style, I am very big on allowing my students to actively learn. I believe that this is the best way for my students to...

...graduate from the University of Pittsburgh who studied neuroscience and philosophy. I am applying to medical school to begin in Fall 2016, and tutoring to hold myself up until then. I also serve as a member of the Pittsburgh Health Corps, for which I work under the Maternal and Child Health and Chronic Disease Prevention programs of the Allegheny Health Department. As a pre-med student, I took most basic science classes; many others, I simply...

...etc. These problems cannot be avoided by just being intelligent. Even doing research in these areas can be daunting, as the internet, full of useful information as it is, provides both wise and foolish advice to young students. Navigating this resource requires experience and professional acumen, and it is not an inborn trait. I have worked with the entire spectrum of students; those looking to get into an IVY league school, and those just hoping...

...Juris Doctor from the University of Oregon School of Law. I've studied abroad in Scotland, Australia, and Switzerland, and I love to travel. In law school I tutored privately for the GRE as well as served as a teaching assistant for Civil Procedure. I tutor a wide variety of subjects, but my favorites are Writing and Editing as well as the English/Verbal portions of standardized tests. In my free time, I enjoy reading genre literature,...

...William and Mary; a J.D. from the same institution; and a Ph.D. in English from the University of Pittsburgh, where I also teach courses in both literature and composition. As a teacher, you will find me to be both rigorous and gentle: an authority in my subject areas but never an authoritarian in my tutoring strategies. I'll work hard with you to get you the best possible results, and we'll celebrate your achievements together. I...

...how to add love or how to subtract hate, but it gives every reason to believe that every problem has a solution." My background is in statistics as an actuary, however, I have been teaching High School mathematics for over 10 years now. I have taught almost all levels from a remedial math through AP level statistics. I have also taught personal finance classes and GED classes. In addition to the classroom teaching, I have...

...great deal of pride in my dedication to teaching and mentoring. I have a strong and consistent record of supporting student engagement with course material both inside and outside the classroom. My current teaching and advising commitments build upon a wealth of international teaching experience developed at previous postings at St. Edward's University, the University of Texas, the University of Cambridge, the Aga Khan University in London, Judson High School in Converse, Texas, and The...

...of Rochester, my Masters in Biology from Chatham University, and will be starting medical school in July 2016. I have worked as a supplemental instructor and tutor for college-level general chemistry and a tutor for college-level biology. Through professional experience, I discerned that each student has unique educational needs that can be met through individualized tutoring. I cannot wait to help you reach your academic goals! In my free time, I enjoy cooking, gardening, and...

...full time. This blue collar outlook benefitted me by seeing how a liberal arts education dovetailed into situations that were not strictly academic in nature. The critical thinking skills that were fostered in the classroom would translate out into the living world allow me to converse and engage with various members of the community in meaningful ways. My passion is allow students to see this fluidity between the classroom and real world and help them...