Award-Winning Microbiology Tutors serving Newark, NJ

...a young age, I have always wanted to go into the medical field. In high school, I was always an honors student. For college, went to the New York Institute of Technology where I studied pre-med with a literature background. After graduating college, I went to medical school and I am currently about to graduate medical school. Throughout my educational experiences, I came across tough obstacles. I know what it's like to not do well...

...for all students. I worked at The Study for 3 years and became a CRLA certified tutor. I believe in a holistic tutoring approach that focuses on critical thinking, practical knowledge, and time management, and as a tutor, I will guide the student through the challenging areas of the material and be there to support them. When I am not tutoring, I enjoy photography, hiking, and reading, and would like to continue my education to...

...a researcher in a neuroscience laboratory at the Icahn School of Medicine in Mount Sinai Hospital. I am incredibly passionate about science and math, and I always love to share my knowledge and enthusiasm with my students. My teaching style includes building a strong foundation of the topic of difficulty through implementing diagrams, real-world examples and of course many practice problems into my lessons. During my free time, I enjoy playing tennis, cooking up a...

...am an honors nursing student at Molloy College in Long Island, New York. I tutor various mathematical subjects that range from elementary school math to high school math such as Algebra I and Trigonometry. With COVID-19 and the rise of online learning, I am aware of the struggles in grasping the material with the lack of face-to-face opportunities. I am here to help reinforce classroom topics for your success on your exams and future math...

...are more receptive and eager to expand on this knowledge and reach our goals for the session. I often draw on my own experience as a learner to try and identify some of the obstacles that may impede my students progress. I have come to appreciate the impact that issues in other aspects of my students lives may have on their ability to focus and learn. I have had no more rewarding experience than having...

...learn pushed me to apply for tutoring and teaching positions shortly after I graduated from Pacific. After graduation, I decided I wanted to pursue a career in medicine but I wanted to work while I got my resume ready for the medical school application process. In the year between graduating from Pacific and starting at Jefferson Medical College, I worked as a math and science tutor and as an SAT and MCAT instructor. Both jobs...

...students of the new medical school. My dissertation project interrogated pre-clinical sex differences in the metabolic neural patterns associated with opioid pain management using18-fludeoxyglucose (18FDG) and micro positron emission tomography (MicroPET). I was able to show that distinct metabolic patterns of pain were sex-specific, and confirmed that an animal model could be useful in revealing distinct metabolic indicators of opioid withdrawal and improve the efficacy of therapeutic intervention. As a Research Scientist at the Feinstein...

My background is in international health and research. I currently work at a non-profit in New York City and I believe the best way to demonstrate your command over a subject is to be able to successfully communicate and teach that information to someone else. My hobbies and interests include global public health, research, traveling to different countries, running long distances, baking, and spending time with family. ... Every question is a good question.

...long as I can remember, I've always wanted to be a physician. One day I want to look back at my life knowing that I've done something to make a positive difference in the lives of others. There have been many hurdles on my journey to becoming a doctor, but there have always been someone there to help me succeed. While applying to medical schools, I want to help students achieve their own goals. Whether...

...accidentally discovered my love for tutoring. I realized this when I spent a majority of a semster at college at the tuturing center learning Calculus 2 and one day someone behind me asked for help with a question and I knew exactly how to help. At that moment a light went off in my head. Since then tutoring has actually become my own learning style. I love being able to create a relationship with somone...

...(both for in-class exams and for the SAT Subject Tests). As an undergraduate, I was a teaching assistant for introductory Russian, and worked with students both in group and in individual sessions. My academic background is varied, and thus I am able to tutor students in a range of topics, including Environmental Science, Biology, Psychology, Statistics, French, Russian, English Language and Literature, and exam preparation (SAT, ACT, AP and GRE). My favorite topics to tutor...

...return to school to finish my undergraduate degree. I enrolled at Columbia University in 2010, and immediately saw that I learned differently than my peers. I quickly mastered the practice of assessing my own learning style and developing techniques to help me derive maximum benefit from my strengths to achieve academic success. I soon began tutoring, helping my peers by assessing their learning styles and developing academic strategies for them based on their strengths. I...

...a graduate from Reed College in Portland, OR with a B.A. in Biology. I've recently spent two years as a teacher in at a public school in New York City and have to left to explore research opportunities in the the city. While working in research, I do hope to come back to teaching at some point and am currently looking for tutoring opportunities within the 5 boroughs. I have extensive experience teaching and tutoring...

...a swim instructor, and led a bilingual workshop in Panama on environmental conservation, which culminated in the awarding of certificate degrees to 12 adult students. My favorite subjects to tutor are SAT and ACT math. While these are the subjects most students dread, I find that this is where a good tutor can induce the most "Ah ha!" moments because there are so many patterns that can help you ace that test if you know...

...an Anatomy and Physiology Lab Instructor at Philadelphia University. I also work in the life sciences industry working with knee and hip implants. I also tutored as a work study during my undergraduate career in A&P I and II. I am most passionate about science, environmental health, and health policy. I am used to using all kinds of tools to teach students the material. I am proficient in personality and learning skills typing which helps...

...and science curriculum: Chemistry (general, organic, and physical); Biology (general, cell, and molecular); Biochemistry and Metabolism; Physics (1 and 2); Math (precalculus to calculus 3); and SAT/GRE/MCAT prep. Having a strong background in all of these subjects is invaluable in a tutor, because there is an immense amount of crossing over in the sciences. Without math, you cannot understand physics or chemistry, and without chemistry, you cannot master biology. With my help, I will ensure...

...- in my opinion - is one that develops a sensitivity to the joy that comes with learning. That joy - much the same in the processes that bring joy of games - is to be found everywhere in the nature of the human brain; a living computer; a vast of potential of weighted logic gates which give rise to the substance of what we call learning when we - by our activities - so...

University of Michigan alumnus, currently pursuing a DDS at New York University College of Dentistry. I enjoy chemistry and biology from general chemistry and cell biology to organic chemistry and biochemistry! I believe the learning experience requires different perspectives, and all the little details professors sometimes omit make a world's of a difference in understanding.

...Chemistry from a European university during which I acquired 2 years of experience of teaching various chemistry courses as a Teaching Assistant. In my not too distant past I also have couple years spent in a Dual Degree BS in Nursing program at Molloy University. As a native speaker I can also hell you to learn Polish language and as a former competitive chess player you will find me useful in honing your skills on...

...their progress. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about anatomy and biological sciences. Due to my interest in these subjects and patient care, I am pursuing a Physician Assistant degree. As a first generation student, my parents instilled in me the value of being educated. Education is the foundation that builds a person and shapes their quality of life. Tutoring is a rewarding experience for me, in which I...