Currently in a six-year BA/MD program, Evelyn lives science daily — from microbiology and neurobiology coursework to hands-on clinical learning. She breaks down tough concepts like cell signaling pathways or organ system physiology by tying them to real medical cases, which makes the material click ...

A third-year medical student with a behavioral neuroscience degree, Arianna brings real scientific fluency to topics like the scientific method, human body systems, and basic chemistry. She connects textbook concepts to tangible examples — explaining cell division through what actually happens when ...

The scientific method sounds simple until a student has to design a controlled experiment or interpret a data table on their own. Nikit studied biomedical engineering, which means he spent years running experiments and analyzing results across biology, chemistry, and physics. He teaches students to ...

Sociology and anthropology are fundamentally empirical disciplines — Jack spent his time at the University of Tulsa learning to collect data, test hypotheses about human behavior, and draw evidence-based conclusions, which is the same core loop that science coursework demands. He's especially strong...

Lee's computer engineering coursework is physics-heavy, covering everything from Newtonian mechanics and circuit analysis to wave behavior and thermodynamics. He approaches science tutoring by connecting abstract formulas to physical intuition — explaining not just how to solve a free-body diagram, ...

Holding a biology degree, Vince brings real fluency to life science topics like cell structure, genetics, and ecology, and he's comfortable crossing into chemistry and physics fundamentals as well. He explains scientific concepts by connecting them to observable, everyday examples — photosynthesis b...

Between cell biology, microbiology, biochemistry, and virology, Ashley covers an unusually wide slice of the life sciences — and she ties them together through the molecular mechanisms that underpin all of them. Students studying for exams or working through lab reports get someone who treats scienc...

Studying behavioral neuroscience means Ashwini lives in the overlap of biology, chemistry, and research methods every day. She brings that firsthand lab experience into science tutoring, whether a student needs to understand the scientific method, interpret data tables, or grasp concepts like cell s...

Art history might not scream science, but Andi's training in close visual analysis — examining details, identifying patterns, making evidence-based claims about what's in front of you — maps neatly onto skills like reading diagrams, interpreting data tables, and describing observations with precisio...

Biology is Kacey's science sweet spot, spanning cell biology, genetics, molecular biology, physiology, and ecology. She unpacks dense topics like DNA replication, Mendelian inheritance patterns, and membrane transport by connecting each mechanism to a bigger biological story rather than presenting t...