Award-Winning Physical Chemistry Tutors serving Trenton, NJ

...received a Bachelor of Science from the University of Michigan with a concentration in Movement Science through the School of Kinesiology. Following graduation, I moved back to my hometown, where I gained experience as a K-12 substitute teacher and personal tutor. Though I became experienced in a broad range of different subject areas, I am most passionate about math and science. Because of my awareness that these subjects can be extremely monotonous and confusing, especially...

...name is Natalie and I'm a graduate student getting my Ph.D. in Chemistry. I currently work at Drexel University in Philadelphia, but got my BA in Chemistry at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, NY. I'm currently a TA for college-level general chemistry and physical chemistry, both of which involve math and computer skills. I'm here to help with any STEM questions! When I'm not doing research or teaching undergraduate classes, I'm a fitness coach. I...

...everyone. My name is Sunwoo (Sunny) and I am a recent college graduate and an incoming dental student at Rutgers. I am a passionate tutor that enjoys teaching as I love seeing students progress in life. I have experience tutoring students who are preparing for their SAT/ACT math exam along with various elementary and middle school students as well. I encourage the establishment of a friendship bond rather than a tutor-student bond in our journey...

...better for myself. I enrolled as a student at Northampton Community College and, later, I was one of just three community college transfer students accepted into Lehigh University for the Fall 2019 semester. By the time it was all said and done, I attained five college degrees (yes you read that correctly). I have a B.S. in Molecular Biology, B.S. in Biochemistry, B.S. in Behavioral Neuroscience, A.S. in Biological Sciences, and A.S. in Chemistry. Along...

...sparked my passion for teaching and tutoring! After graduating, I worked as a clinical research assistant in the Integrative Rheumatology and Orthopedic Center at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City. After working in this role for two years after graduation, I entered medical school at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University, an MD program in Camden, New Jersey. Since beginning medical school, I have become extensively involved in teaching and mentorship programs...

...for chemistry majors (physical chemistry, organic chemistry; calculus I-III, linear algebra etc.) This method optimized everyone's performance on exams and quizzes because we learned from collaborating, not by having information dictated to one another. I also have experience with local students at a high school level. Again, with any age group and knowledge background I start with their thought process and we work towards a solution collaboratively. Given my experience starting out in college was...

...am a senior undergraduate Biochemistry and Molecular Biology major with a Psychology minor at Goucher College and will be attending Drexel University's College of Medicine in the fall of 2018. Attending a liberal arts college has given me a diverse skill set to learn new things and tackle challenges in different ways. I have been a chemistry tutor at my college for the past 2 1/2 years. I believe that tutoring is a very rewarding...

...real world applications of what they learn. I am a firm believer in "practice makes perfect" and that a full understanding of concepts is more beneficial than root memorization. I custom tailor my sessions to the unique needs of each student and take extra time outside of sessions to create additional study aids to address any unmet needs arising from each session. I am eager to work with you (the student) or your child to...

...performed exceptionally on my USMLE STEP 1 exam. I truly believe that I can help students struggling with understanding concepts heavily tested in this exam as well as teach proper techniques in approaching questions. While in medical school I spend my spare time completing master's degrees in molecular biology, theology, and psychology. Conncurrently I am also now working on a PHD while waiting for the next cycle for residency. Prior to medical school, I was...

...education, and I have extensive Math, Science, and Verbal Reasoning tutoring experience working with high school students in the New Haven Public School system. While working in local public high schools, I have successfully tutored students both for their own personal gain and for increased performance on college entrance examinations--such as the SAT and ACT. My personal strengths include the ability to work productively in a fast-paced work environment, along with numerous experiences in tutoring,...

..."terrible at it" and swore I would "never take science again." Despite this, I had felt drawn to science since childhood, and I had a nagging desire to learn it. I finally decided to gather up my courage and study biochemistry at Penn State. I had to learn step-by-step through hard work, but I ultimately did great, and I learned the material very thoroughly. Who knew physics would turn out to be my favorite class?...

...Electrical Engineering. I've had many opportunities throughout this time to both learn and teach and I am passionate about both. I have been a teaching assistant, tutor, researcher, guest lecturer, researcher, and am currently a practicing engineer. Some things about me: I've resided in Saint Louis my whole life and am very familiar with the area. I love the outdoors and take runs around my neighborhood every chance I get. I enjoy kayaking, hiking, camping, and...

...things may not come too easy - this isn't something to feel inadequate about. We've all been there, myself included. If you have the passion to learn something in order to achieve a sought after goal, then you can. It would be my honor to serve as assistance to those who wish to learn more, solely because I am that person myself. Teaching and seeing the impact of understanding on my students' faces' gives me...

...a scientist with experience working in Research and Development in lubricants, greases, paints and other specialty chemicals. I tutor math and science because I really enjoy helping people and sharing my knowledge. Some great teachers made a big difference in my education because they helped me learn to solve problems and figure things out. I earned a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Chicago and a BS Chemistry and BA Physics from Lafayette College....

...received my Master's Degree in Physics from Moldova State University. After graduation, I was offered a scholarship to continue my studies in Czech republic: I have studied Czech language for the first year and then I have attended Physics courses at the Charles University from Prague. In early 2014, while studying for the GRE tests, I joined the Rutgers Center for Emergent Materials with the idea to gain some crystal growth experience and improve my...

...a Bachelor of Science in Biology and I also hold a Master of Science in Biological and Physical Sciences. I am pursuing medicine. Beyond academics, I enjoy traveling, baking, and shopping. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, my true passions lie in SAT tutoring, anatomy & physiology, English, algebra, biology, chemistry, and medical terminology. These subjects are not only fundamental to understanding the sciences but also open doors to critical thinking and problem-solving....

...am a senior at California Institute of Technology studying Chemical Engineering. After graduation, I am planning on pursuing my PhD in Bioengineering. During the past 4 years of college, I have been tutoring students of all ages (K12 and college students) in varying STEM topics. I am most passionate about helping students with chemistry, biology, and mathematical topics. I genuinely love helping students to succeed in the academic setting. One of the best feelings is...

With a background in chemistry and chemical engineering I focus on STEM tutoring. Some of my strongest tutoring subjects include but are not limited to: general chemistry, organic chemistry, thermodynamics, physics I, and advanced (calculus) and basic (precalculus, algebra, geometry, etc.) mathematics.

...pursuing my higher education (B.S. at Castleton University, VT, and M.S. at University of Montana, MT) focused in chemistry, I have been fortunate enough to tutor and teach students at the undergraduate level for the past 9 years in mainly science and mathematics. I tutored for 4 years in General Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Algebra I & II, Statistics I, Microbiology, and Physics at the undergraduate level. I also was a teaching assistant for the past...

...appropriately. But it can also be misleading and confusing for those who misuse it or do not understand it. Typically, my goal is to give students a firm foundation on how statistical concepts can help them frame and address important issues. Essentially, I try to give them the tools to think like a statistician. Although it's nice to work with students who are good at math, often the ones who need help are the ones...