Award-Winning Microbiology Tutors in Rochester, NY

...is easiest when it's fun and engaging. I love to teach, and I actually like standardized tests. Standardized tests are really a game, and like any other, you simply need to learn how to play. I aim to teach problem solving and logical reasoning to my students. I feel that it's important to have a...

...Biology tutor. I also served as a high school biology instructor at The Wheeler School in Providence, Rhode Island, where I taught elective courses on the fundamentals of cellular and molecular biology, genome engineering, and laboratory techniques. My experiences have cultivated in me a passion for teaching and a love of learning that I bring...

...Biology from the University of Pittsburgh and will be attending D'youville college next year to become a Physician Assistant. During my time in Pittsburgh, I spent three years in a student-run tutoring organization working with a family of seven. We covered most subjects in both elementary and high school levels. I also did some tutoring...

...scientific education with the study of human behavior, and I strongly believe that everyone should be able to conduct and interpret research and describe it effectively. Thus, I enjoy tutoring a broad range of subjects, especially math and essay writing. In my spare time, I enjoy playing sports (especially soccer), reading, drawing, cooking, and traveling....

...and fine arts (BFA, Syracuse University). I'm also a practicing board-certified functional medicine health coach, and a life coach. I'm tutoring students purely because it's something I enjoy. I'm a parent of young adults who are "non-traditional" learners (and struggle with reading and writing), and I realize people must approach academic work in a way...

...a B.S. in Exercise Sports Science and a minor in chemistry. I am currently taking a year off between hopefully matriculating into medical school fall of 2016. I have done extensive coursework in biology, physics, chemistry, biochemistry, trigonometry, calculus, psychology, sociology, and lab sciences. I have also recently taken the new MCAT and believe that...

...in psychology and global health studies. Shortly after graduating I decided to return to school to complete the prerequisites for medical school. I completed chemistry, physics, and biology at Northwestern and organic chemistry at Harvard. Following these courses I took a job as a medical editor for a pediatric surgical practice. This job involves extensive...

...school, its just a matter of finding the style of learning that is most effective for them. What works or makes sense for one student will not necessarily work for the next student, and so it is essential as a tutor to be able to explain the same concept in a variety of different ways...

...where I earned a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology. While at USF, I spent two years as a part of the Chemistry Society's Tutoring Center, where I helped my fellow classmates with their classes and coursework, primarily with general and organic chemistry. During my time at the Tutoring Center, I found that I really enjoyed...

...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 were extremely fulfilling and being able to see tangible results, in the form of their test scores, made those jobs even more...