Award-Winning Microbiology Tutors serving Baltimore, MD

...a variety subjects including, but not limited to, math, science, social sciences such as psychology and sociology, English and writing skills, as well as presentation skills. I started tutoring in my freshman year of high school, and I actually started tutoring college students as a junior in high school. I love tutoring but as a fellow student, I understand how overwhelming it can be to learn new concepts. So, I try to make it as...

...at George Washington University. I have been a tutor since middle school. Throughout middle and high school as well as college, I have tutored in all levels of science and math classes. I have also taken AP art classes in drawing and photography. In college, I have tutored, general biology, general chemistry, organic chemistry I, organic chemistry II, genetics, microbiology, molecular biology, cell biology, immunology, and biochemistry. I also have minors in mathematics and psychology....

...Bachelor of Science degree from Gwynedd Mercy University in Biology with minors in Chemistry and English. My tutoring experience began in high school when I was able to help my little sister who was struggling in Math. I continued to tutor students in various Science and Math courses throughout high school and college. I worked as a Science and Math tutor in the Academic Resource Center in my University’s Library for the later three years...

...fostering a deep understanding of microbiology in my students. Although I have experience in the classroom for over a year, my enthusiasm for tutoring stems from the joy of making complex concepts accessible and engaging. I believe in creating a supportive learning environment where students feel encouraged to ask questions and explore their curiosity. My approach combines hands-on activities with real-world applications, helping students connect theory to practice. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy reading about...

...of Philosophy degree from Howard University in Biology with a emphasis in Microbiology and Nanotechnology. While at Howard, I taught courses in General Microbiology, Pathogenic Bacteriology and Food Microbiology. In addition, to teaching I also lead study groups in Microbiology and instructed students in independent research projects. I am currently a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Maryland, College Park, where I conduct research in food safety and Microbiology. In this position, I am the...

...in Biology from WSSU and a Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences from Duke University SOM. Currently, I teach health science at the high school level. I am well versed in sciences at many levels and have experience tutoring in sciences up to the undergraduate level. I am now open to schedule remote tutoring sessions in the evenings during the week. Feel free to contact me if you would like to schedule a tutoring session...

...comprehend the material. When students get introduced to a subject, the first step is always to simplify as much as possible and this is when a true mentor becomes obvious. In my class it was easy and sometimes compelling to use 'big words' to deliver my message across as I have learned such materials so much in depth at this stage, however trying to explain it in the simplest manner possible was the real challenge....

...(MD) and a Masters in Public Health (MPH), with a strong academic foundation and clinical experience. Skilled in patient care, medical assisting, and teaching, with a history of working in diverse medical fields including pediatrics, internal medicine, and plastic surgery. Adept at providing high-quality patient care, managing office operations, and delivering personalized tutoring to students of various age groups. Passionate about healthcare, research, and community service, with a demonstrated commitment to improving health outcomes and...

...in Microbiology with minors in Applied Statistics and American Culture. I graduated this past December and am excited to be able to share my knowledge with students who are in the shoes I was in not so long ago. I started my tutoring career in Middle School helping elementary school students after school with their homework. In high school, I started rowing and became immersed in the rowing world, becoming senior captain. Alongside rowing in...

...my students that they are capable of great things and that learning is beautiful, because I truly believe that it is. I have been a tutor for over seven years, and have just reached my one-year anniversary with Varsity Tutors. Next year, I will continue tutoring as I pursue my PhD at Johns Hopkins University. I am excited to work with you and your child to unlock their fullest potential both inside and outside the...

...I honestly believe that struggle is what makes me the perfect tutor. Oftentimes, teachers choose a subject to teach because they hey an affinity for it. However, this sometimes makes it hard for them to relate to students who don't grasp the material as well. Having completed most upper level science and math coursework, in addition to my medical school courses, I know just how hard they can be and they certainly did not come...

...experience thus far, I have developed the necessary skills required to learn any material proficiently. I have used these techniques not only to teach myself successfully, but also my classmates, friends, and family. Learning, like all things, requires hard work and dedication, but that does not mean it has to be a boring and tedious task. We tend to retain fun, useless information that interests us the most, but most fail to realize how much...

...During my time working as a Research Technician at Children’s National Medical Center in Washington, D.C., I mentored high school students in biological concepts, laboratory techniques, and data analysis. I taught them in such a way that by the end of the summer, they were able to not only explain and execute experiments, but also articulate the scientific background and significance to other researchers. During my time at Georgetown University School of Medicine, I also...

...Molecular Biology. Since my high school years, I have taught extensively, tutoring children in math, science & test prep. I have also worked as a tutor for Reconstruction Tutoring Co, a company that focuses on providing instruction that incorporates education on minority issues along with the traditional subject. I have done private tutoring on the side, and successfully watched my students development into independent and confident individuals. While I tutor a broad range of subjects,...

I’ve been tutoring since high school, and thoroughly enjoy helping students understand material and become more passionate about learning. I graduated from Harvard College in 2010 where I majored in Organismic and Evolutionary Biology. I also worked for two years doing biological research. Now, my plan is to attend graduate school next fall and to continue on working in the field of public health. I’m excited to make learning fun and interesting for my students!

...recent graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst where I tutored college students in various science subjects for two semesters. I have a passion for biology and chemistry that has led me to work in labs at both the University of Massachusetts and the University of Maryland. I firmly believe that the best use of knowledge is to spread to those who wish to learn and I seek to demonstrate this belief in my tutoring...

...degree in Environmental Health and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health and anticipate to graduate in May, 2024. I have had a lot of tutoring experiences since 2017 and have tutored at Kumon, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore city Schools, and Varsity Tutors. I tutor various subjects such as Algebra, Biology, Chemistry, Geometry, ACT, SAT, and many more. I also have experience working with various age groups ranging from 5-18. I believe...

...I studied viral diseases. I've always had a passion for science and want to utilize that energy to help students gain meaningful understanding of the subject. I grew up in the rural Midwest and did not have opportunities to attend prestigious schools. My parents worked hard to provide us that opportunity and this has granted me motivation throughout my career. I believe education is vital to your quality of life and want to use my...

I aim to increase student confidence by teaching the thought processes that allow for successful problem solving in their hard subjects. Armed with this knowledge and a few study tips along the way I aim to build self sufficient and competent learners who find success in all academic endeavors.... I aim to increase student confidence by teaching the thought processes that allow for successful problem solving in their hard subjects. Armed with this knowledge and a...

...and neuroscience at the NIH. That means I'm studying to be a doctor one day, but taking some time off to be a scientist and learn more about our hormones and our brains. In addition to medicine, I have a passion for mentoring and tutoring. I worked as a youth mentor and counselor throughout high school, college, and medical school, and love fostering curiosity, confidence, and independence in excited young minds. I think that sometimes...