Award-Winning Organic Chemistry Tutors serving Washington DC

I graduated from the University of Michigan in 2015 with Biomolecular Science. Before marriage, I worked at Samsung Electronics in Healthcare Research and Development. Since high school, I have ten years of teaching experience in SAT/ACT/SAT Subject Tests as well as math and science courses including AP courses. I love teaching and inspiring student to overcome their barriers. My pure joy comes from students with a big satisfactory smile when they look at their results.

...student. I major in Cell Biology and Genetics, and have always had a passion for the STEM field. Along with this passion, I enjoy helping others around me and have volunteered at local nonprofit organizations, libraries, and hospitals. Tutoring is the perfect way to combine these two activities, and I am driven to not only teach my students the material, but also give them lasting tips to help them learn (not just memorize) in the...

...I am heavily involved in research in the Gemstone Honors Program. I plan to go to medical school and become either a psychiatrist or family medicine doctor practicing integrative medicine. I love working with students to help them transform into their best selves. I believe that confidence and good study habits, along with understanding the material are key to becoming a successful student. As a Peer Assisted Learning Coach at UMD, I worked one-on-one with...

...Army officer. Recently, I finished my post-baccalaureate program at the University of Maryland-College Park in preparation for applying the medical school. Upon completion of the program I had maintained a 3.98/4.00 GPA with nothing lower than an A- in my core science classes. During my post-baccalaureate program I worked as a medical scribe in the Emergency Department for the Baltimore-Washington Medical Center and currently I am working as a research assistant in military regenerative medicine....

...Chemistry, Psychology and Out Education Leadership. Since graduation, I have briefly worked at Merck Animal Health as a Temporary Contractor. While I tutor a broad range of science subjects, I am most passionate about Biology and Chemistry specifically Organic Chemistry. In my experience helping struggling students prepare exam, practice usually comes in the form of practice problems. I strongly believe in a well rounded educational background, and that if the time is put in any...

...undergrad. During my time in undergrad, I spent much of it volunteering and conducting research. I will be attending medical school in the fall as I have just finished up with the interview season. I have always enjoyed tutoring and teaching others from physics to wet lab skills to piano. I first began tutoring a few years ago by teaching piano in my neighborhood, ranging from beginner to intermediate level piano. During undergrad, I continued...

...and Psychology. During my junior and senior years at the university, I became a tutor in biochemistry, chemistry, biology and physics. I also helped students prepare for application to medical school by editing essays and providing advice. I joined The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine directly after undergraduate, and I am currently taking a research year between my third and fourth years. I love science and enjoy teaching people about the things that I am...

...graduated from the University of Wyoming with a B.S. of Physiology. Furthermore, I was awarded the Chinese Government Scholarship after undergrad and studied Mandarin at Beijing Language and Culture University for an entire year. I currently live in Baltimore and study at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Getting into medical school was not easy, but I was lucky to have the support of faculty and peers to help me along the way. Therefore, I feel...

...a graduate of The Johns Hopkins University. I received my Bachelor of Arts in chemistry. Although I've tutored a broad range of STEM subjects and SAT preparation, I am most passionate about tutoring chemistry. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy working out, running, and...

...to medical school in the 2019 cycle and eventually specialize in surgery. I volunteer part-time at a local drug clinic helping refer addicts to behavioral health, medical, rehabilitation, and public services as needed while providing safe injection supplies and techniques. In my free time, I love to rock climb. As a student, I have always excelled in academics and in standardized testing. It took me a bit to find my learning methods and personal tempo,...

...host of SAT II and AP exams. More importantly, I have helped countless students master these exams during the 15 years I have been tutoring. While the SAT and ACT are challenging exams, they can be mastered with discipline, strategy, and practice. I have helped a number of students significantly improve their standardized test scores and college admissions prospects. In 2016, I graduated Phi Beta Kappa with special honors on a full-tuition scholarship from the...

I believe, as a Chemistry teacher, I am the guide who will provide access to information rather than acting as primary source of information, and its my responsibility to present the field in an accurate, exciting and stimulating way that can motivate students to learn science.

...University, I firmly believe that math is important in the formation of a future engineer. I have taught math in the past with some very good results, such as students coming in with borderline scores and starting to get 8's. After working for quite a few years in hospitals and in industry, in 2015, I was diagnosed with transverse myelitis, which left me paralyzed waist down for some time. Right now I can walk with...