Award-Winning Microbiology Tutors serving Irving, TX

I am a senior biology major at University of North Texas. After graduation, I will be working on my teacher certification. I love teaching because I love sharing my knowledge and understanding with others and help them appreciate learning like I do.

...have always loved studying biology because I love to understand how life works; whether it be a cell, human body, or an ecosystem. My goal as a tutor is to help the student achieve their academic goals and to help the student become a better questioner. I know that every student learns differently, and I hope to help each student figure out their best studying techniques in order to help them achieve their academic goals.

...of dollars, reviewing college and medical school essays, and of course, tutoring individuals in science and mathematics. As a tutor, not only do I create a study schedule for each student, but I also make personalized homework assignments for each subject. They will be posted weekly on a google doc, at no extra charge. As your child's tutor, I aim, not only to tutor them in their academic studies, but instill my personal strive for...

...being in a Micro lab is therapeutic for me. My favorite podcast is This Week in Science. Making education fun is something that I strive for through attempting to make the material applicable to your life or interests. The methods that I use to study include (but are not limited to) flashcards (probably in the thousands during the last four years), making extensive, comprehensive notes and then streamlining the concepts (note reduction), and drawing/writing on...

...can remember, but my love for biology arose during my second year of college. As a tutor, my teaching philosophy is to help my students view their subjects in a more positive sense in order to get them to begin understanding the subject and enjoy learning it even more. Coupled with mentorship, I believe that the tutoring is vital in guiding others towards the path of success. Outside the realm of academia, I love watching...

...Chemistry, Biology, Microbiology and Physics among others. During my time in college I tutored different subjects such as Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Biology. While tutoring I realized that all students learn differently and it is the job of the tutor to find out which approach works best for the student and then utilize these strategies during the learning process. While tutoring I look to engage my students in the learning process by presenting subjects as...

My objective is to help students at any level to build the necessary basic foundations so that they can to develop their maximum intellectual, physical and emotional capabilities. This should enable them to achieve their goals and become successful in life.

...an intensive English program, I was proficient and ready to enter college. From the beginning, my academic course work was my priority, however I wanted to enrich and diversify my college experience, so I became a supplemental instruction leader and a volunteer. Supplemental Instruction is program which allows previous students who did well in the class to lead peer-assisted study groups for students who are currently enrolled in the same class. To work as a...

...get through a struggle, whether it be studying for a test or getting assimilated into a new country, has truly been a rewarding feat. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading that which enriches my life, playing sports, and enjoying a fun board game...

...subjects: I regularly help my brother understand learning material and get better grades, occasionally tutor my family friends when their parents sense they are struggling, and I have spent a year tutoring different subjects in my college campus. I am working on my BSN for nursing, and I will need good teaching/tutoring experience for when I am ready to go back to school as a nursing professor or clinical instructor. I really appreciate the opportunity...

...working on my Associates degree in Science at UTA. I'm planning to transfer to UTD to major in Biochemistry next semester. I consider myself and expert in Biology, Chemistry, and Algebra, but also love English, and Reading as well. I am a very friendly and patient person, but can be firm if need be. I love to teach people of all ages, and learn from others. Have a passion for education, music, and working out.

I hold a PharmD from UNC and a BS Biochemistry from Georgia Tech. I want to help students learn and love STEM and achieve their full potential.

...learner multiple times throughout their lives. The awesome thing is: both parties grow so much from that experience and I want to share those skills with you so you can be successful in life! I believe earnestly everyone has the capacity to learn anything that interests them, no matter the background. Here at varsity tutor, my job is to bridge the learning process gap for students not only the topic at hand, but to build...

...that my students really 'get it' and enjoy the process of learning! I'm currently a third year medical student at UT Southwestern in Dallas, and I studied Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology at The University of Colorado so I have a strong background in and love for the sciences. I also have a minor in Spanish and spent time studying in Spain, so I absolutely love teaching Spanish as well! Not to mention, becoming a...

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My name is Coby Blumberg and I am currently in the process of applying to medical school. I graduated cum laude from the University of Florida with a degree in microbiology and cell science. I understand that the learning process varies among people, and will specifically tailor my teaching style towards my clients needs.

...been interested in puzzles, games, and tinkering around with tools. Naturally, the sciences peaked my interests just enough to provoke flashes of my academic potential. I now realize that it was the rigid and non-personalized structure of education that caused me to feel so disenfranchised about learning (at least in the formal sense). From first grade to my sophomore year in college, I invested just enough effort to pass my courses. However, my love for...

Microbiology PhD student at UTSW Medical Center. Grew up in Los Angeles California. I graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 2015 and moved to Dallas in June of 2015 to start my PhD. I enjoy hiking, backpacking, yoga, watching movies, and eating in my spare time. Planning on pursuing a career in management consulting after finishing my PhD.

...am a graduate of the University of Florida with a B.S. in Microbiology and Cell Science. I have tutored students for over a year in test prep, math, and science. I love working with individuals and watching them flourish and succeed. I have experience with students from high school through college, and am always ready to help! In addition to tutoring and helping students succeed, I love to be outdoors, go hiking, and long walks...

...very adept at test preparation and the application process for schools as whole. I have tutored for the MCAT/GRE/ACT/SAT. When I took the GRE, I had 2 weeks to prepare and I scored a 168 in quantitative and 162 in verbal. I'm familiar with a variety of materials from test prep companies and am also employed as an MCAT course instructor for one of the big test prep companies. Due to my experiences in applying...