Award-Winning MCAT Tutors in San Jose, CA

...that inform research and discovery. My interest in the written word has allowed me to gain fluency in using the English language for communication of complex ideas. I am passionate about knowledge in all of its forms, from understanding new concepts to solving problems through applications of familiar ideas. One of my goals as a tutor is sharing the excitement of learning and the ways in which it can open new worlds of inquiry. I...

...clinical research projects. My teaching experiences include elementary level to college level as well as medical students. My clinical experiences have shown that I can multitask, work under pressure, prioritize, and solve logistical and organizational problems. These skills are valuable as a teacher, an instructor, and a tutor. I enjoy teaching and tutoring basic sciences including regular and AP Biology and Chemistry. Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Neuroscience, and Pathology are my favorite subjects. I maintain...

...scientific subject. Then, I plan on taking you to the next level by teaching you think critically. Finally, we will enjoy a synthesis of basic fundamentals and asbtract/critical thinking to help us master even the most complex areas of science. I enjoy teaching/tutoring biology, chemistry, and anatomy. I also have a strong background in pharmacology and can help students master this difficult subject area, too. I love to tutor because it forces me to master...

...are injured. Everyday scientists learn something new about the body which is why I love physiology. In addition, I reviewed for the MCAT by myself with my own exceptional strategies and so I am very comfortable helping students with every section of the test. When I tutor, I tailor my teaching style so that I can pinpoint the exact misunderstanding my student has with the concepts/material they are trying to learn. This style makes me...

...a recent graduate of University of California San Diego with a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology and a Minor in International Studies. I plan to continue my studies by attending medical school to obtain my Doctor of Medicine. Since high school, I have been tutoring students from a variety of different backgrounds in many subjects. During high school, I volunteered as an ESL-tutor, teaching all high-school subjects from math to essay writing. Later, in...

...curious about my teaching style, I want you to know that I believe in the powers of positive feedback, encouragement, and happy outlooks! I believe that everyone has what it takes to master any subject they set their mind to. Further, I think that practice makes perfect. I work with students to identify their strengths and weaknesses, and then to build on the skills you're strong at to help resolve your weaknesses. By working through...

...After working in the life sciences industry for a couple of years doing research, I decided to apply to graduate school. Alongside the application cycle, I am excited about tutoring science and math subjects given my predilection for engineering. As an undergraduate, I was a teaching assistant for the Economics Department where I taught lower and upper division sections along with hosting individual office hours. Herein I learned that the best method to convey complex concepts...

...tutoring extremely rewarding, and I'm strongly considering becoming a science teacher. It feels great to be able to help students succeed in school and make a difference in their lives. I am a big fan of sports. I had been on the rowing team in college and football and track teams in high school. In my spare time, I enjoy exercising, video games, and Reddit. I am also fluent in Mandarin Chinese.

...of Medicine and will be graduating in 2017. I have taken the MCAT, Steps 1 and 2, and am well acquainted with standardized test taking! With each test, I've had to adapt my own learning style and I can help students do the same to maximize their potential. I started tutoring writing classes in college, and have since tutored students in physiology, molecular biology, and a variety of other subjects. I also have many years...

...523. I attribute the jump in my score to the number of practice tests I took, not to the content I learned, but the test-taking strategy that I developed. I've helped many students score 520+ and I can help you do the same. About me: Before I started my journey to medical school, I was a bartender (proving you can spill drinks all day and not get fired) I do a lot of volunteer work...