Award-Winning MCAT Tutors in Rockville, MD

...Served as witness in state legislatures and the US Congress, and frequent public speaker on relevant drug industry topics. Appointed by City Council, Alexandria, VA to serve on Commission for Women, advising elected officials on issues of importance to women and girls in the city. Served as Chair for two years, leading the public release of the Commisson's November 2018 Status of Women Report. Additional volunteer experience includes service on Board of Directors of Suited...

...best way to learn a particular subject is to know how to approach the material properly to make the most of the time you have. This is reflective of my teaching philosophy which relies not only on strong understanding of course material, but also implementing a pragmatic approach in learning as well. Currently I tutor students in science courses as well as standardized test preparation. Outside of working I am a big sports fan and...

Teaching, for me, is a wonderful chain reaction that never dies. My teaching philosophy prioritizes the student's learning process and their final takeaway from the classroom. Teaching is about empowering students to grow in their respective worlds and interact with other people effectively, and I am delighted to be a part of that journey for as many students as possible.

Growing up as a first-generation ESL student, I understood the difficulty of having to learn on your own and seeking additional practice. I want to be the person that helps those in need, especially those who might know who to seek. I wish to be a great tutor and an even better mentor for students who aspire to go into the medical field!

...college essays as well as writing for different genres, from scientific blog posts to research papers to creative endeavors. I believe the key to great writing is the ability to channel your own individual voice, and I aim to guide students in developing their ideas naturally without adhering to strict templates. I have also recently taken the MCAT, and clearly remember the dedication and endurance it took to prepare for this daunting exam. I hope...

...you understand what you are trying to learn. It also makes it fun because it makes it more real instead of just reading it on a textbook page. I was also recently a TA/graduate assistant and took that opportunity to make lectures fun and engaging, and my students had a blast! By day, I work in the US Government in human service policy (and anything I do or say here is not in any official...

...PSAT, was a National Merit Commended Scholar and graduated in the top 10% of my high school class, as well as have taken the MCAT. Through my additional science and public health coursework, I have gained expertise in writing in a variety of settings and completed my public health thesis. Additionally, one of my greatest skills is in helping students with professional development work, particularly in medical school and graduate school essays. I enjoy working...

...that did not work, I stopped using them. The more I found strategies that worked, I began to be better in school. The better I performed, the more confidence I gained. Over the last 11 years, I have made my career in teaching at the undergraduate level. The experience is one that has come with its challenges, but has been so rewarding at the same time. The fact that I understand what it means to...

...provide growing students with the unique perspectives on typically difficult STEM subjects that I have learned myself over the past few years. I am deeply passionate about mentorship and teaching, and am excited to use the experience I have gained as a teaching assistant, mentor, and preceptor throughout college. I am most adept in biological, chemical, and physical sciences, and am also passionate about helping with college/medical school admissions and admissions exams (SAT, ACT, MCAT).

...experience through my university. The majority of my tutoring experience is in a variety of collegiate biology, chemistry, and sociology. I played volleyball all throughout high school, and my tutoring style reflects my history with sports. After all, school and game day are both all about practice! I currently work in human genomics while preparing for medical school, and I am certified by the College Reading and Learning Association as a Level 1 tutor. When...

...it! His thirst for knowledge still not slaked, Professor Covington went to GA Tech - at their campus in France, mind you - to study electrical engineering further, with yet more Mathematics. This time Number Theory and Cryptography came into the picture. These topics added Discrete Mathematics and Group Theory to the palette. As a side note, the Professor participated in the first-ever live video chat over the Atlantic Ocean. So he was an early...

...a medical doctor. Without my tutors I would not have made it. In medical school I volunteered at a GED center in Harrisburg, PA. I realized my first love: "teaching." As a physician you must be able to teach your patients, aspiring medical students and your staff. In 2010 I was appointed an Adjunct Professor at the Uniformed Services University. I was the team lead in Tropical Medicine for the team that went to Ghana....

...your goals. This way, the process will feel a lot more manageable and you can focus your energy on more important things (like maybe your personal statement)! As previously mentioned, I also have experience working with younger age groups. I enjoy working with children and sharing my love for reading with them. You can probably guess that my favorite part of the school year as a kid was always our summer reading challenge!

...graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a Spanish Minor from Penn State. I then completed my Master of Public Health from PITT this past April. My passion for teaching led me to teach in Pittsburgh Public Schools, which I did for the past year, teaching elementary all the way up to high school. My subjects include a broad variety, however, I am most passionate about Math and most comfortable with STEM and...

...taught in American schools. I place a high value on education and believe that in order to get the most out of it, students should be challenged and take full advantage of all of their educational resources. It's very rewarding to see a students succeed and reach their goals through hard work. I most enjoy teaching life sciences and writing, but I have a diverse background in many areas. In my spare time, I enjoy...

...make order out of disorder, and turn complexity into simplicity. I approach all learning with a positive attitude of making complex concepts into more simple and manageable knowledge. Whether we are dealing with heavily quantitative or qualitative subjects, the key is to make learning joyful by removing complexity and ambiguity. I look forward to inspiring many others to advance the joy of learning through mastering complexity into simplicity. Keep it simple.... Good teaching is first delighting...

...important not only for our brain power but for our general life skills and ability to practice patience and determination. My hope as a teacher/tutor is to be able to pass along this skill whilst helping kids find their own best way to solve problems. Everyone is different, and while my way may be effective, it is not the only way. Together, we can foster a healthy learning environment where kids can feel safe and...

...very well how nerve-wracking it can be to learn, and especially speak, a foreign language. But not only did I learn French, in my last job I used French often to speak with foreign government officials and even briefly interpreted for a Member of Parliament. So no matter how frustrating you find learning French to be or preparing for a standardized test or learning math to be, I can assure you if I can do...

I'm a current medical student at Georgetown School of Medicine. I have over ten years of tutoring and teaching experience and am passionate about helping my students reach their potential and achieve their goals. I look forward to sharing my passion and working with your student!

...flexible. I am able to offer tutoring in a variety of subjects, especially in the areas of mathematics and science. I have tutored students before for SAT prep and have experience with teaching anatomy. I also taught tennis for five years which is where I gained most of my skills in teaching. I really enjoy teaching and I find it extremely rewarding. I love working with students to help them grasp new concepts. Most crucially...