Award-Winning Science Tutors serving New Brunswick, NJ

Hi! I am a Senior in English Education at New York University. I love to teach and I look forward to working with you!

...Afterword I would stay and help any student that needed assistance one on one. I tutor many things but my biggest interests are Calculus(AB), Python programming, and other high school level maths. I believe the best way to teach math is to reduce the intimidation factor that math can have and this is exactly what seems to work for my students. In my spare time I like to hike, camp, ride my dirt bike and...

...the pandemic, when schools went online, I found that a bunch of kids in my neighborhood needed help with their math homework. So I have experience in tutoring elementary, middle, and high school math as well. My favorite tutoring moments are when my student gets the "ah-ha!" Outside of school and hospitals, I like to play with my dog Simmba, read, watch TV, and paint. I look forward to working with you!

Hello! I am a CPA who has several years of experience working in business and enjoy working with students to further their ability in a variety of classes. Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, I moved to New York in 2011 and enjoy social networking and participate in a few intramural sports leagues. Feel free to reach out about anything!

...and Marshall College. I am a member of the women's lacrosse team and I intend to receive a dual degree in Business and Industrial Engineering. I have previously coached middle school level lacrosse, in addition to teaching elementary-age students about bullying and inclusiveness. I will work on the subject material, test-taking strategies, organizational skills, and much more! I look forward to working with you. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach...

...This experience reinforced my belief that learning should be fun, dynamic, and inspiring. Growing up, I often found studying overwhelming and struggled with my grades. It wasn't until I realized that mistakes are part of the learning process and that balance is essential that I began to truly enjoy learning. This perspective shaped my approach to tutoring. I strive to create a supportive and enjoyable learning environment for my students, emphasizing the importance of curiosity...

...student at Barnard College from Brooklyn, New York. Having always had a love of school and learning, I initially began tutoring as a way to gain community service hours but then realized that it meant more to me. As both a general homework and specialized reading tutor (trained in administering DIBELS and differentiated reading instruction), I have a wide array of experience with different subjects. I can't wait to get involved with Varsity and continue...

...both exams and know what it takes to do well on them. I am also familiar with the college application process, as I was going through it myself a two years ago. Many rounds of editing my own essays has taught me how to effectively structure both the essays and supplements. I love helping students learn and reinforce concepts they didn't previously understand. I am patient, enthusiastic, and creative--all traits I believe are very important...

...graduated from the University of Pennsylvania where I majored in Urban Studies. Since then, I've led marketing and content strategy at global brands such as HBO, Paramount, BET, and Nickelodeon. I've also written and published 40+ articles, launched a youth professional development, volunteered with T. Howard Foundation as well as City Tutors, and given back through nonprofit organizations. My ultimate mission is to help others maximize themselves, which is why I'm passionate about working with...

...soon I was volunteering at after school programs. For me, tutoring is not simply teaching challenging material, but empowering students to be creative and resilient in the face of future obstacles. I'm particularly interested in tutoring math, as I like to create metaphors and games that connect to students' interests. I treat my students like younger siblings. Ideally, I hope to inspire an enthusiastic approach to learning that continues beyond our sessions.

...from the Icahn School of Medicine in research and CUNY Hunter College Bachelor in Biological Sciences. I have worked as a tutor for a few years now, and my favorite subjects are English, Sciences, and History. I like working with students to figure out their interests and how it relates to their studies. Everyone has a different learning style and approach; understanding this makes a huge difference in how well they do in school.

...around the city. I love to teach, and I love to help to tutor students in multiple subjects including college essay writing, english, history, and SHSAT Tutoring. In my spare time, I like to knit, paint, draw, take photographs, write, and read. At Yale, I was a member of the Yale Political Union, the Yale Daily News, the Yale Debate Association, the Edward E. Bouchet program for academic research (in philosophy), and the Yale Philosophy...

...bright". While earning my Masters Degree in Urban Education, I learned one of the most crucial lessons in Education; if you really want to earn your students' undivided attention, you must first earn their undivided respect for what you have to teach. Besides starting off every lesson making sure I'm on the same "page" as my students, I make it my priority to always explain as thoroughly as possible, what practical benefits are, of learning...

...reach their personal goals. I am very passionate about providing learning experiences that build on knowledge already acquired. As students accomplish mastery of one skill, I introduce another skill. I strive to provide quality instruction for all my classes in the following ways: differentiating instruction to meet the needs of each student, identifying students' level of interest and readiness to guide instruction, utilizing technology for interactive experiences and promoting an environment that fosters respect and...

...things. If they don't comprehend and retain that knowledge, I haven't succeeded in my job, just like a tutor. I've been informally tutoring people for years, whether it's helping children study for classes while babysitting in high school and college or helping classmates learn and prepare for school all the way back to my elementary school days. In one form or another, I've been helping people learn almost as long as I remember. A great...

...Cornell Medical College. The research focused primarily on the comparative analysis of various genes of the Syphlis disease pathogen-Treponema Pallidum. My job as a paid-intern involved extracting various orthologs from Trep genome, and to analyze the diversification in Treponema bacteria with the help of molecular phylogenetics. Currently I am an Adjunct at CUNY Hunter, where I teach general chemistry lab course. I am also familiar with various computer languages, such as bash, PERL, SQL, and...

...In college I have taken general chemistry, organic chemistry, biology, microbiology, calculus II, calculus III, mathematical logic and proofs, linear algebra, complex analysis, basic music theory, abstract algebra, real analysis, introductory astronomy, and general physics just to name a few classes. I researched the evaporation of fragrances in my school's chemistry department and I have also participated in mathematics research which led to four publications! I also gained experience working in an organic chemistry lab...

...of 2014 through a program called Upper Bound at Binghamton High School. Upper Bound is a federal program that provides support for students to succeed in their pre-college performance and higher education pursuits. I have worked one on one with mostly high school students from all ages and ethnicities. My subjects of interest are Maths and Sciences. Through my experience at Upper Bound program, I have realized the importance of teaching and how one on...

...okay to make mistakes and that practice can help you improve progressively. I try to allow students express concerns they have regarding to the material presented from class and then we directly approach the lesson by having an understanding of what the student does or does not know. After the lesson, I would review the points that we learned and having a goal of students practicing material on their own. The method can be adjusted...

...a degree in Psychology but with intentions of one day going to medical school. I am currently doing research at the Hospital for Special Surgeries to gain valuable experience before heading off to medical school. While at Yale, I played soccer for 4 years and tutored other students in organic chemistry. I am very committed to helping my students improve and enjoy working in the sciences most specifically those on the MCAT - chemistry, organic...