Award-Winning Organic Chemistry Tutors serving Hoboken, NJ

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I am a person who takes pride in helping others achieve their educational goal. I am an extremely talented and focused person with excellent GPA. I graduated from UCSB in biology and earned excellent grades. With me rest assured that all your academic difficulties will be solved.

...Bachelor of Science in chemistry from SUNY Geneseo. I have three years of organic chemistry research experience, in which I presented at multiple national conferences. Additionally, I will be interning as a cancer epidemiologist this summer. I would be happy to help with algebra 1, algebra 2, precalculus, AP Calculus, AP Chemistry, the ACT, college-level general chemistry 1 and 2, and organic chemistry 1. I have over five years of tutoring experience, including a TA...

Hi! I recently graduated from MIT with a degree in Chemistry and a minor in Biology. During my time at MIT, I tutored for organic chemistry and biochemistry because I loved helping my students see the beauty in these subjects. I also taught chemistry and biology in Halifax, North Carolina and Ancona, Italy. After graduation I travelled to Ghana to help teach a Startup Incubator program. I'm now a medical student in North Carolina!

I am a senior at Stony Brook University majoring in Applied Mathematics and Statistics along with a Pre-Med Track. I have tutored people in the range of 13-23 years old. I have tutored Calculus for my school's learning center. I love working with people, as I believe it is a learning for me as well. I try to approach things from different angles in order to see what works best for students.

...this passion at a young age, but mastered the language during my semester abroad in a language-immersion program in Toulouse, France. In addition to my wide range of academic interests, I have recently completed the MCAT, the placement exam for medical school, and am very familiar with standardized testing strategies and study methods. This may be a broad area of study, but I am able to tailor my strengths and strategies to each students needs....

...information in various ways to help others learn. I recognized this skill in my junior year of college when I took non-traditional Organic Chemistry. This course differed from standard Organic Chemistry classes in that it was based on small ( four person) groups of students who taught each other the science that they needed to know, with lectures given only once a week. For both semesters, I led my group, initiating discussions and figuring out...

I'm currently a second year medical student at New York Medical College. I spent the last 4 years doing synthetic biology research at NASA Ames Research Center out in California. I graduated from Stanford University with both a bachelors and masters degrees in biology.

...year of college, in which case I can help those students who will be taking certain AP classes because I’ve taken those exams. I love math and science and these subjects have always been a strong suit and that’s why I chose to pursue a career in the medical field. Nevertheless, I found Spanish and the social sciences to be fairly straightforward which allows me to tutor these subjects with great clarity and focus as...

My name is Kadeem and I am a current student at Hunter College aspiring to become a pediatrician. Three words that best describe me are enthusiastic, determined and optimistic. I use all three personal attributes to complement my work ethic and ultimately bring out the best in each of my students. I enjoy helping students to overcome their academic fears and achieve academic success.... My goal as a tutor is to instill confidence and a deep...

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...making learning more engaging and relatable for students! I have been a camp counselor for over 5 years, working with kids from ages 8-15, so I understand how to communicate with a student to make them feel heard, but also understood, which is such an important part of tutoring work. I love to teach and have a high level of interest in anything STEM-related, specifically in the fields of Chemistry and Math. In my free...

...a process engineer in the pharmaceutical industry. Along with being an engineer, I am also a teacher and a mentor. I tutor high school and middle school kids during my free time with mathematics, physics and chemistry online as well as in person. I have approximately 4-5 years of experience as a tutor. I started out teaching first year undergraduate classes to students when I was in undergraduate. Ever since then, I have been a...

...tutoring style works the same way. I do *not* believe in memorization and have textbooks as clear as yesterday engrained in my head years after learning them is because of taking time to break concepts down to their simplest ideas and building upwards. By breaking complex concepts into their basic subunits, and explaining the purpose of each unit and how and why it works, it creates connections in the brain (schema) and writes into long...

...is good because you come up with different ways to learn the material, which is helpful when teaching someone else. The rest of my time was spent participating in study groups, where colleagues and I would teach each other. From my previous experience as a student and as a tutor, I have learned that understanding a subject depends greatly on how the material is presented. That is why it is important for me to be...

...to get to where I'm at now. I started out taking basic classes and constantly going to the tutoring center as well as my professors' office hours. Building a solid base in these lower level courses helped me understand more difficult material in higher level classes to come. Once I started to take higher level science classes I was towards the top of the class in subjects like chemistry and physics (classes have 100-200 +...

I am a senior majoring in biochemistry at the University of Pennsylvania, and an incoming medical student at the Icahn School of Medicine. I have two years of undegraduate teaching experience in biochemistry, organic chemistry, and physics, and three years of experience reviewing personal statements for Ivy League applicants. I have worked with students with a variety of learning styles, and work with each one to find the most effective strategies for them to achieve...

...to communicate with students of all ages and backgrounds. While I did graduate with a degree in history, I am also very comfortable tutoring Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, as I have taken all these courses at Harvard as pre-requsities for Dental School. I have also taken the SAT, DAT, MCAT, and GRE, and am more than willing to help tutor anyone preparing for these exams -- as someone who has taken them not too long...

I am currently a student at Queens College finishing up undergrad. Starting August, I will be attending SUNY College of Optometry.