I've been tutoring for several years and love helping my students. I have worked with elementary, middle, high school, and college students in a range of subjects. I'm particularly enthusiastic about teaching writing, philosophy, and math. If academics ever wear on you, I'd love to help you learn how to play piano!

I graduated from an accelerated BSN program at Texas Tech University. I also have a BS in Zoology from The Ohio State University where I also completed Air Force ROTC. I served 7 years as a commissioned officer in the United States Air Force in charge of air traffic controllers and airfield management personnel. I met my husband while on active duty and after we got engaged, I separated from the Air Force and pursued my passion for nursing. I am excited to share my experience with taking the NCLEX, various study strategies that I learned while in a demanding 12-month accelerated nursing program, and my experience as a graduate nurse in a Level II trauma center. I am a big proponent of understanding the 'why' behind pathophysiology, signs, and symptoms, and nursing interventions. Trying to memorize everything is impossible and will not help you pass the NCLEX, however, if you understand the concept and pathophysiology, you can usually get the right answers and be way more successful.

I am a freshman at Amherst College with hopes of double majoring in Computer Science and Mathematics. I recently graduated from North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics in Durham, NC. This is my first year being a tutor through Varsity Tutor so I cannot wait to start working!During high school, I took Honors Math II and III, Pre-calculus with Advanced Topics, and AP BC Calculus with Advanced Topics. I am currently enrolled in Intermediate Calculus and I plan on taking Multi-Variable Calculus next semester.In my free time, I love to watch and participate in sports and also watch Netflix. My favorite show of all time is The Walking Dead with Arrow following close behind.

Hello! My name is Eric and I am here to help you/your child excel in biology, chemistry, and/or mathematics.Regarding my background, I was a private English and Mathematics tutor at Kumon for 4 years and specialized in creating tailored learning plans for over 100 children aged 3-18. It always fills me with joy when I see one of my students reach that "Aha!" moment and finally understand a difficult concept.Additionally, I was requested to be the Chemistry T. A. by my professor and have gained a grand amount of experience in preparing large lecture classes. I taught college level chemistry and have learned how to articulate difficult concepts in concise and easy-to-understand ways.I would love to get in touch with you to discuss a tailored learning plan for your child.GPA: 3.96/4.00Major: Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology

It's fulfilling to build rapport and help others grasp concepts.I did my BS Computer Science at Ashesi University Ghana. I did my MS Computer Science at New York Institute of Technology.I tutor algorithms, data structures, programming (Java, C#, VB, python), databases, discrete maths, and many others in the Computer Science curriculum.

I am a graduate student at Suffolk University in Boston studying Medical Dosimetry. I graduated with an undergraduate in 2015 in biomedical engineering. Since 2015 I have been a high school science teacher. I have taught AP chemistry and AP Physics for multiple years and I am confident that I can reach any student where they are and help them get to where they want to be.

I'm a native speaker from Mexico City. By tutoring, I found my passion for sharing my culture. I help adult students learning Spanish for fun, to achieve professional goals or for traveling. Tailored classes to student's learning needs. My method is more focused on conversation

I am currently a student studying neuroscience at Columbia University. I have been tutoring for 3 years, in both academic subjects and in ACT prep. I love working with students and helping them master new concepts!

My name is Matt, I am a network administrator who has worked in many different environments, doing everything from your basic desktop support, to server setups/support, and scripting. I also handle training for my coworkers and users on anything from setting up a computer to writing scripts.

Hello,Having gone through some tough schools and classes (and even ones where I didn't have the attention and interest that may have helped), I know that that reality is that you will not understand every subject quickly.Did Einstein understand relativity in an hour, or did he have to work years to get it?I was an assistant to a Nobel Prize winner when younger. You know I did not get everything right away. But he was a great teacher and empathetic person and it worked!So I know that anyone can learn almost anything even if they think the subject is hard, or the others are "too smart".Our school system is not always perfect about motivating learners on all subjects. Nor does it deal with pressures and expectations from other classmates, people and what society expects of you. SO WHAT! I truly love to see the smile when someone says, "I get it".As a public school JHS and HS teacher, my license is in Biology 7-12 and have taught other sciences. I also have advance degrees in other areas and have taught it on a college level.I have a BA in Economics from Queens College (but had more courses in science), an MA in Economics from Northwestern University, and MBA in Marketing and Finance from the University of Chicago, and an MA in Teaching from Relay Graduate School of Education.I do not have a "favorite" subject to tutor. A lot of learning is seeing the value in the subject, and the beauty of utterly understanding it.My teaching philosophy(s) are many but boil down to a few things: 1 What does the student need to understand? 2 What does the student understand at this time? 3 How does the student learn (visually, via reading, examples, etc.) and 4 Teaching to reach the student's goal for what they need to learn. And 5 make sure the student understands before proceeding. (Another way of saying - to not waste time and finding the source of the misunderstanding.I look forward to doing learning with you that you feel good about and results in you "getting" what you want to know.Thank you for reading this.

I've been tutoring for several years and love helping my students. I have worked with elementary, middle, high school, and college students in a range of subjects. I'm particularly enthusiastic about teaching writing, philosophy, and math. If academics ever wear on you, I'd love to help you learn how to play piano!

I graduated from an accelerated BSN program at Texas Tech University. I also have a BS in Zoology from The Ohio State University where I also completed Air Force ROTC. I served 7 years as a commissioned officer in the United States Air Force in charge of air traffic controllers and airfield management personnel. I met my husband while on active duty and after we got engaged, I separated from the Air Force and pursued my passion for nursing. I am excited to share my experience with taking the NCLEX, various study strategies that I learned while in a demanding 12-month accelerated nursing program, and my experience as a graduate nurse in a Level II trauma center. I am a big proponent of understanding the 'why' behind pathophysiology, signs, and symptoms, and nursing interventions. Trying to memorize everything is impossible and will not help you pass the NCLEX, however, if you understand the concept and pathophysiology, you can usually get the right answers and be way more successful.

I am a freshman at Amherst College with hopes of double majoring in Computer Science and Mathematics. I recently graduated from North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics in Durham, NC. This is my first year being a tutor through Varsity Tutor so I cannot wait to start working!During high school, I took Honors Math II and III, Pre-calculus with Advanced Topics, and AP BC Calculus with Advanced Topics. I am currently enrolled in Intermediate Calculus and I plan on taking Multi-Variable Calculus next semester.In my free time, I love to watch and participate in sports and also watch Netflix. My favorite show of all time is The Walking Dead with Arrow following close behind.

Hello! My name is Eric and I am here to help you/your child excel in biology, chemistry, and/or mathematics.Regarding my background, I was a private English and Mathematics tutor at Kumon for 4 years and specialized in creating tailored learning plans for over 100 children aged 3-18. It always fills me with joy when I see one of my students reach that "Aha!" moment and finally understand a difficult concept.Additionally, I was requested to be the Chemistry T. A. by my professor and have gained a grand amount of experience in preparing large lecture classes. I taught college level chemistry and have learned how to articulate difficult concepts in concise and easy-to-understand ways.I would love to get in touch with you to discuss a tailored learning plan for your child.GPA: 3.96/4.00Major: Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology

It's fulfilling to build rapport and help others grasp concepts.I did my BS Computer Science at Ashesi University Ghana. I did my MS Computer Science at New York Institute of Technology.I tutor algorithms, data structures, programming (Java, C#, VB, python), databases, discrete maths, and many others in the Computer Science curriculum.

I am a graduate student at Suffolk University in Boston studying Medical Dosimetry. I graduated with an undergraduate in 2015 in biomedical engineering. Since 2015 I have been a high school science teacher. I have taught AP chemistry and AP Physics for multiple years and I am confident that I can reach any student where they are and help them get to where they want to be.

I'm a native speaker from Mexico City. By tutoring, I found my passion for sharing my culture. I help adult students learning Spanish for fun, to achieve professional goals or for traveling. Tailored classes to student's learning needs. My method is more focused on conversation

I am currently a student studying neuroscience at Columbia University. I have been tutoring for 3 years, in both academic subjects and in ACT prep. I love working with students and helping them master new concepts!

My name is Matt, I am a network administrator who has worked in many different environments, doing everything from your basic desktop support, to server setups/support, and scripting. I also handle training for my coworkers and users on anything from setting up a computer to writing scripts.

Hello,Having gone through some tough schools and classes (and even ones where I didn't have the attention and interest that may have helped), I know that that reality is that you will not understand every subject quickly.Did Einstein understand relativity in an hour, or did he have to work years to get it?I was an assistant to a Nobel Prize winner when younger. You know I did not get everything right away. But he was a great teacher and empathetic person and it worked!So I know that anyone can learn almost anything even if they think the subject is hard, or the others are "too smart".Our school system is not always perfect about motivating learners on all subjects. Nor does it deal with pressures and expectations from other classmates, people and what society expects of you. SO WHAT! I truly love to see the smile when someone says, "I get it".As a public school JHS and HS teacher, my license is in Biology 7-12 and have taught other sciences. I also have advance degrees in other areas and have taught it on a college level.I have a BA in Economics from Queens College (but had more courses in science), an MA in Economics from Northwestern University, and MBA in Marketing and Finance from the University of Chicago, and an MA in Teaching from Relay Graduate School of Education.I do not have a "favorite" subject to tutor. A lot of learning is seeing the value in the subject, and the beauty of utterly understanding it.My teaching philosophy(s) are many but boil down to a few things: 1 What does the student need to understand? 2 What does the student understand at this time? 3 How does the student learn (visually, via reading, examples, etc.) and 4 Teaching to reach the student's goal for what they need to learn. And 5 make sure the student understands before proceeding. (Another way of saying - to not waste time and finding the source of the misunderstanding.I look forward to doing learning with you that you feel good about and results in you "getting" what you want to know.Thank you for reading this.