Award-Winning Organic Chemistry Tutors serving Rockville, MD

...Mikela and I am a research assistant living in Baltimore, MD. I have completed 3 years of PhD/graduate work in clinical psychology and have a wide range of interests and areas of expertise. I have also completed 2 years of biomedical research training at the NIH studying substance use disorders, which is my research specialty. I love teaching and sharing my interests with others and believe that every student has the ability to boost their...

...of Georgetown University’s physiology masters program. I have tutored students in chemistry and life sciences for over six years. Most recently, I taught a summer course at Georgetown in the fundamentals of medical science to high school sophomores through seniors. I understand that everyone learns differently so I tailor my lessons to my students' needs and goals. Especially in subjects like organic chemistry, where students often feel overwhelmed, I am able to use molecular models...

...currently obtaining my PhD in Physical Chemistry at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. I obtained two Bachelors of Science at the University of New Haven in Chemistry and Forensic Science, during which time I worked as an undergraduate peer tutor. I am passionate about helping students expand their chemistry knowledge and develop the logical skills which are vital as future members of the scientific community. I am currently tutoring general and organic chemistry.

...work as a study group leader for organic chemistry students as well as tutoring students in the subject independently. I am the president of Bowdoin's chemistry club, which includes organising outreach from the scientific community to middle and elementary schools. I organise an annual science day that brings 5th to Bowdoin's campus for scientific demonstrations from different departments. I also tutor local high school students in AP chemistry. I am passionate about educating others and...

...passion for tutoring when I joined a STEM tutoring club in high school, in which I tutored kids in elementary and middle school in science and math. I loved building connections with my students and watching them grow not only academically but as people. I soon became an AP Chemistry tutor, and in college a volunteer tutor at local high schools. I study Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Johns Hopkins University, and as this major...

...Engineering from the University of Wisconsin – Madison and as a PhD graduate, I have personally experienced that hard work and commitment do pay off when it comes to school. I am energetic and hard-working. I am very passionate for motivating and helping people in their personal growth to fulfill their potential. I currently teach at DeVry University and at Northern Virginia Community College. For many years, I have been teaching and tutoring a variety...

...University with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. Next fall, I am extremely excited to be starting medical school at Weill Cornell Medical College, hoping to specialize in pediatrics! As part of my studies, I have had to take advanced biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and psychology coursework. I have also taken the SAT and MCAT, scoring above the 95th percentile on both exams. As an engineer, I prefer to apply problem-solving approaches to learn material, rather...

...American citizen and was raised with a strong appreciation for education and the opportunities it affords. I had an interest in STEM from a young age and eventually pursued a degree in Chemistry at the University of Pittsburgh. Later, while working in R&D, I completed my MBA at Case Western Reserve University and then a certificate in Data Analytics from Cornell University. I now work for a scientific non-profit and am passionate about helping students...

...tutor, mentor, and prepare incoming freshmen for a collegiate education in STEM fields, though I continued to serve outside of this role during the academic year as well. In addition, I spent about two years teaching Anatomy and Physiology at the collegiate level. Where did you get your education? What degree(s) have you attained? B.A. in Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Rice University, 2017 M.S. in Medical Sciences, University of North Texas Health Science Center, 2019...

...step at a time, focusing on successes instead of dwelling on frustrations, as I believe this ultimately leads to the highest success rates and student satisfaction. I very much enjoy all aspects of science, research, and academia, and love having the opportunity to teach students and see them develop their own interests and passions in learning. Science can be complicated, but I believe that I have the skill and passion to help make it simple...

...Claudia. I recently moved to DC from Massachusetts where I completed a masters degree in Environmental Engineering at MIT. I've always loved working with students both in tutoring and classroom settings and have worked in this capacity for the past 9 years. I primarily have experience tutoring in science and math, but have also worked with high school students focusing on general curriculum as well as organizational skills. I look forward to working with you!

...for you in the past, and equally as important, what you think has not worked for you. I prioritize communication and frequently check in throughout the lesson to see how you are absorbing the material and if an adjustment is needed. I like to guide you through the material, then guide you through several problems, then let you attempt problems on your own. My lessons are geared toward high school and college students taking Chemistry,...

...now live for the lightbulb moment of understanding. Right now, I am working on continuing education for tutoring and attaining tutor certifications from the National Tutoring Association. I hope to gain the Master Level Tutor certification. My subjects focus on the sciences, particularly biological and chemical sciences. However, as I believe in making well-rounded students, I also tutor in English and origami. I find organic chemistry and laboratory reports to be an intersection between art,...

...my degree in biology and minored in chemistry. I enjoy sharing the knowledge I have learned throughout my years as a student and I hope to help out as many people as I can. While I was in undergrad, I was a leader in a mental health organization where I advocated for mental health on my college campus and was a research assistant at the Massey Cancer Center doing research on Cancer Immunology. I am...

...I saw how my linguistics training is perfect for helping language students. Back in the U.S., I worked as a teaching assistant for my university's French department, teaching weekly classes and review sessions of intermediate-level French grammar. As a tutor, I want to help students enjoy the experience of language learning by identifying their areas of struggle, equipping them with solutions, and providing an encouraging environment for language practice. Next year, I'll be working as...

...Although I have experience in the classroom for over a year, my enthusiasm for tutoring stems from the joy of making complex concepts accessible and engaging. I believe in creating a supportive learning environment where students feel encouraged to ask questions and explore their curiosity. My approach combines hands-on activities with real-world applications, helping students connect theory to practice. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy reading about the latest advancements in biotechnology and exploring the outdoors,...

...hope to pass on to my students. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy outdoor sports especially road cycling and soccer. If I'm not riding or playing soccer, I am outside spending time with my husband, two sons and two dogs. One thing I hope to pass on to my students is that being a woman in a male dominated field has taught me that you don't always have to be the best; hard work and dedication...

...of tutoring experience, I can safely say that I have gained more than I have given. As a student who didn't like studying a lot, tutoring became my way of reviewing the material over and over. Upon completion of my undergraduate degree, my love for tutoring students grew so much that I decided to pursue a career in academia. I have completed over 5000 in-person and online tutoring hours. With each of those hours, my...

...to the doctor-patient relationship: being patient, explaining concepts in basic terms that are easy to understand, being constantly available for assistance at anytime, and helping my students WANT to make progress in their studies (similar to making my patients WANT to improve their health). Aside from my medical work, I play both the violin and the piano, and find music to be very therapeutic for my stressful lifestyle. Additionally, I play in a community orchestra...

...and will not stop till my student understands the material, even if that means finding a new approach to teaching the material. From my experience, I have learned that any student can learn anything, but everyone learns differently. As a tutor, I will find which teaching methods work best for the student and use those methods to help them understand the material they are having trouble with. My main goal is to see my students...