Award-Winning Molecular Biology Tutors

...currently working on my med and business endeavors. I have not only an interest, but a motivation to help others. I have helped students get into Ivy League schools as well as other top universities across the country with top scholarships. I tutor in all subjects from French to Essay Writing and Algebra to Chemistry! I want my students and tutees to see the value in themselves and know that they can accomplish anything with...

...of Rhode Island with a triple degree in chemical engineering, mathematics, and French language. Throughout my undergraduate, I worked both at the college of engineering and department of mathematics as a chemistry and mathematics tutor, respectively. I thoroughly enjoyed my four years of teaching and primarily helped students from underrepresented backgrounds. Currently, I am a graduate student at Brown University, pursuing a PhD in Chemical, Environmental, and Biochemical Engineering. My research interests include synthetic biology,...

...a lot of molecular biology and biostatistics/bioinformatics. I have experience with a variety of college and high school STEM and non-STEM subjects such as Psychology, Algebra, Calculus, Statistics, Genetics and Genomics, Microbiology, Biology, and GRE prep. I am also capable of tutoring English, Math, and Science for elementary and middle school children. Some of my hobbies include crafts, creating healthful and microbiome-consious recipes on my foodie instagram, reading Stephen King novels, and (embarrassingly) updating and...

...only do you not really understand the material, but you are likely to forget it. That principle has transitioned over to my tutoring style. We start from the most basic, simplest core of the concept. Once we understand that, we slowly work our way up until you understand even the most difficult concepts..soon you're able to tell me the reason for every variable in the Schrdinger equation. Sometimes my students also develop a passion for...

Recent graduate of BYU. I majored in Human Biology. I was on a research team for CRISPR-Cas9 working on mapping neural crest cell migration pathways. I was a Teaching Assistant for Embryology as well as upper division Physiology. I have been studying recently to take the MCAT and will be taking that exam in the fall. The classes that I am most passionate about are the biology courses. I love learning and have a passion...

...an experienced tutor in the Life and Biomedical Sciences. I am from the Cleveland greater area and am very familiar with the community. I earned my undergrad degree in Biochemistry from Stony Brook University and progressed towards earning a few more graduate degrees. I have a Masters in the Biomedical Sciences from Rutgers University and even a Medical Doctorate degree from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. I am now a medical doctor seeking...

...tutor. I am extremely passionate about tutoring, I find the position personally satisfying and beneficial to the students I work with. I am a great communicator and listener, and have the ability to understand a student's needs. Education is a passion of mine and creating a safe, friendly and productive environment for my students to learn is a top priority. I've worked as a tutor for several years across a range of subjects, with my...

...with a background in Anatomy & Physiology, Pathology, Microbiology, Genetics and Molecular Biology. I have taught higher education nursing students for over 2 years and have an extensive background in tutoring K-12 and College levels in the Sciences, Math, English and Spanish. I have a Master's of Science in Genetics & Molecular Biology from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill where I completed 6 years of cancer research studies with a focus on pathology...

...remember, involve me and I learn." Benjamin Franklin This quote precisely describes my teaching philosophy. I have a doctorate degree from Syracuse University in Molecular Biology. For past eleven years I have been teaching various biology courses at different universities. My most important teaching tool is my multimedia approach to address the limitations with learning. Growing up in India, I hated the rote learning and therefore developed my new style of teaching which is not...

...involved in genetic engineering projects while completing my BS in molecular biology at Loyola University Chicago. After my undergraduate career, I stayed on at Loyola in order to pursue an opportunity in a molecular biology lab studying bacterial viruses (phage). I went on to complete my MS in biology having written my thesis on experiments wherein I genetically modified phage populations. I tutored for a variety of biology topics as well as organic chemistry for...

...Colorado at Boulder. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Biochemistry as well as MCD (Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental) Biology while minoring in Chemistry in 2015. I love exploring all of the cool things that this world has to offer. By dabbling in a little of everything I can set my sights on what really holds my attention. My primary interests lie in the sciences, where learning what makes our world turn drives my passion...

Passionate physician, offering enlightenment to those who seek it. Also I am easy going, I'll create an educational process that is entertaining.

...with a Bachelor's of Science in Chemistry. While pursing my degree, I joined a molecular engineering laboratory at The University of Chicago and worked there for two years. That lab specializes in making biomaterials for cancer therapeutics and water purification membranes. Currently I work at MIT in the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research. My current project is focused on developing immunotherapies to treat early stage tumors. Both in the classroom and in lab, I...

...time and time again. Be that as it may, here is a bigger requirement for further advancement and production of learning to succeed in the game of life. And from my experiences, the best effective teaching style comes down to examining if the student understands the concept versus just assisting them to find the actual solution. The future generation is destined for greatness and success towards a better tomorrow. Perhaps all it takes is simply...

...earned a Bachelor of Science in Cell & Molecular Biology from Simon Fraser University and a Master of Science in Pathology & Laboratory Medicine from the University of British Columbia. After working in research labs in Canada and the United States, I was inspired to pursue Medicine. Recently, I completed a 2 year Post-Baccalaureate program at the University of Texas at Dallas, as a pre-requisite for entry into medical school. Throughout my undergraduate and graduate...

...chemistry and math problems it all starts with the same steps: A) What do I know? B) What do I want to know? C) How do I get from A to B? I did PhD research in computational chemistry and dream of becoming a middle school math teacher if I win the lottery. PS - My online sessions will frequently be monitored by my chihuahua, Piper. She's quiet, but expect a pop-by :)... Students learn best...

I am a recent graduate of Wofford College (with a B.S. in biology), in South Carolina. I have recently been accepted into medical school and will be attending this fall. I am passionate about biology and chemistry. Over the span of my college career, I have enjoyed having the opportunity to tutor students in a wide variety of subjects and grade levels. Outside of my academic pursuits, I enjoy distance running and competing in triathlons.

...with students, administration of exams and grading, and even starti of a class from scratch. I am highly praised by my students and supervisors. Even today I still kept the communication with many students. From 1996 and 2003, I was a PhD gradate student at the University of Missouri-Columbia. I taught biochemistry 1094 (Biochemistry Laboratory) as a teaching assistant. The activities are similar to my previous teaching. It is worth noting that due to my...

...of operating on different scales, it also constantly widens our perspective how to benefits humankind. I hope that one day I will be and practically equipped enough to make my contribution. Since high schools, I took extra-curricular classes to cover college levels that expanded my knowledge of topics like genetics and the nature of disease processes. The existence of genes and the fact that one can create diseases by inducing new mutations in them intrigued....

...am a Biological Sciences major and Business minor studying at Cornell University. I am certainly looking forward to using my learned skills to help other students. I have taken and continue to take coursework from a variety of studies ranging from Mathematics to Literature, from Sociology to the Sciences. I am cognizant and open to many types of learning styles and I hope to utilize them when sharing my knowledge with future students.