Award-Winning Organic Chemistry Tutors serving Westchester, NY

...a wide range of career pursuits. After nearly 2 years in consulting I continued my studies at New York University, pursuing pre-medical courses for entry into medical school. I have completed coursework in General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biology, and Physics. I bring patience, diligence, enthusiasm, and a strong attention to detail to each and every tutoring experience. In addition to excelling at my coursework, I have been volunteering at a local hospital while also performing...

...at Adelphi University. My interests in tutoring include high school and college biology, SAT, and reading and writing for high school, middle school, and elementary students. I have enjoyed teaching students from kindergarten to college, so I have experience in catering each session to any students' needs. Whether it be using visual tools, acronyms, or concept mapping, I am open to using the study technique that works best for you! I love to learn and...

...mainly in the sciences and have a passion for Biology, Chemistry, and Medicine. I have experience with tutoring college students in Biology and the focus was on engaging and have a deeper understanding the material not just memorizing nor learning for an exam. My students had the most fun when relating the material to everyday phenomena and it helped with test scores. I love education and believe that it is key to improving one's quality...

...I am a third year medical student and substitute teacher looking to help all students achieve their academic goals. I have passed the new USMLE Step 1 and I have multiple tips and tricks to make sure you can pass your NBME/Step 1/ and medical school courses. I also have experience in Pre-K to highschool common core. I graduated from an IB highschool so I am familiar with the IB curriculum as well. My tutoring...

...It is also a doorway to a world of possibilities. I believe strongly in education and I am committed to helping others achieve their educational goals. My future career goal is to become a medical doctor. I want to be able to physically improve the lives of people. In the future, I plan on working with international medical humanitarian organizations like Doctors without borders to provide healthcare to populations of people with limited access to...

...first assessing the context of new material is essential to form genuine long-term understanding, avoiding tedious rote memorization that doesn't stick with the student and fails to provide them an ability to apply their superficial knowledge. This emphasis on deep context-based understanding has served my students well as they quickly improve not only their grasp of the material, but also how effectively they can deploy their understanding in solving problems on exams.

...with equal adeptness. Biology holds a special place in my tutoring repertoire, as it merges the scientific inquiry of my nursing studies with the explorative curiosity that education should always inspire. My teaching philosophy is anchored in creating personalized learning experiences that build on students' strengths and address their unique challenges. Beyond academia, cycling provides me with a sense of freedom and a time for reflection, qualities I strive to bring into my tutoring sessions...

...contraption that I thought was from another world entirely. It had multicolored valves that I didn't dare touch; although I will admit that I did have the urge to stick my head under the glass opening to look around. I had much around the lab to occupy myself, but my mother would sometimes work until ten or eleven o'clock at night. On these nights, I would simply pull together two leather chairs and doze off....

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I am a senior math major at barnard college of Columbia University. I've tutored in the math help room through calculus III for 2 years. I enjoy algebra, number theory, and topology. I am also premed and enjoy chemistry, intro physics, and organic chemistry.... With Analysis, I like to walk the student through a fairly simple problem with a lot of detail to emphasize why the details of the definitions are important and provide counterexamples as...

...a graduate student instructor. I have worked with students of all grade levels in various settings. This includes different sized groups from one-on-one to larger classes as well as virtually and in person. I love science, biology and chemistry especially, but math is a close second. My approach to learning is holistic, and I look beyond the grade to making sure that a strong understanding of the subject is achieved. Outside of school, I love...

I am currently pursuing an MBA in healthcare. I graduated in 2017 from Johns Hopkins with a degree in biology. I have a heavy scientific and math background but also enjoy history and reading. I hope I am able to help anyone reach great academic success

...Biomedical Engineering. I love teaching Physics, and I have extensive experience tutoring Discrete Math and Real Analysis. I also served as a teaching fellow at Johns Hopkins University in Probability and Statistics, and later at Harvard University in Stochastic Processes. In addition, I completed a variety of foundational and applied computer science courses in college and applied these skills in various projects. I have been fluent in Java, and today I primarily use Python and...

...the biological sciences. I have a lifelong love of learning that I hope to instill in my students! In the past, I've taught Spanish, college level Biology, Physics, Biochemistry, Anatomy & Physiology, and Organic Chemistry, with experience spanning six years. For the last year and a half, I have been tutoring the MCAT. I scored a 520 - there have been issues adding it to my VT account but I can provide documentation for those...

...tutoring session. My teaching philosophy is simple: practice makes progress. Sure, explaining and lecturing are important, but the best learning happens when students can dive in, try things out, and connect the dots themselves. During sessions, I start with a quick, clear explanation, move into practice, and then review to make sure everything sticks. When I'm not tutoring, I'm probably watching or playing basketball. It's my favorite way to unwind. Whether I'm catching a game...

...a year or two after graduation working in the healthcare/science community in Boston. I have a wide variety of interests both academic and non-academic, which has led me to dabble in a multitude of activities and hobbies in my life. I spend a great deal of time conducting research in a molecular genetics lab at Tufts as well as choreographing/ performing with a student-run contemporary dance group on campus. I think it's incredibly important to...

...back in high school when I tutored as a part of the National Honors Society. I then became an undergraduate teaching assistant for physics classes in college, helping students out with group work during class and holding my own weekly office hours. I loved not only teaching students how to solve problems, but also empowering them to get over the same hurdles I struggled with myself when I took those same courses my freshman year....

...I am deeply committed to helping students excel in MCAT biology, anatomy and physiology, and organic chemistry lab. With a solid foundation in these subjects and a love for sharing knowledge, I have honed my expertise through years of academic pursuit and hands-on experience. My approach to tutoring is student-centered, focusing on clear communication, patience, and adapting to individual learning styles. I am determined to foster a deep understanding of these complex subjects while instilling...

My name is Alioune Gaye, I recently just finished my first year of Medical School at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Since I have been a student I have always enjoyed tutoring and want to continue to have the opportunity to teach and help people learn. I look forward to working with you all! and if you want an funny, exciting, but also very productive tutoring experience make sure to find me!

...my students have mastered concepts so much, after getting an A in their class, they went on to tutor the subject themselves. My expertise lies in the premedical and science curriculum: Chemistry (general, organic, and physical); Biology (general, cell, and molecular); Biochemistry and Metabolism; Physics (1 and 2); Math (precalculus to calculus 3); and SAT/GRE/MCAT prep. Having a strong background in all of these subjects is invaluable in a tutor, because there is an immense...