Life is like music. With proper technique and daily practice there's nothing you can't do.My favorite thing about science and math is the ability to solve a problem in radically different ways to achieve the same result. There's some way to make sense of it all for everyone! My goal is to find out what makes sense for you!

I specialize in science and sarcasm. When AP classes got hard and late nights got longer, teaching my peers and hosting study groups through my local National Honor Society Chapter helped me learn and help those around me. I taught and tutored HOSA test subjects and the PLTW biomedical science curriculum through high school. Now I am a Public Health student at A&M on the pre-med track. I will make awkward acronyms that are way too cheesy but get the job done.I look forward to tutoring you!

I am an undergraduate student at Barnard College majoring in Urban Studies and minoring in Spanish. I am also a Population and Family Health graduate student at Columbia School of Public Health.While I tutor a range of subjects, I am most passionate about English, Spanish, Guitar, and Voice. I strive to create an inclusive, equitable learning environment that accommodates all students' needs and academic goals.In high school, I taught elementary schoolers about community health and hygiene in Spanish. In addition, I facilitated workshops about cross-cultural communication and active listening, and mentored middle schoolers as an Outdoor School student leader.More recently, I have worked with Sprout Up! NYC teaching first graders about environmental science, facilitated a course for ninth graders about health disparities as a Peer Health Educator, utilized my Spanish fluency to mentor first generation African immigrant youth while studying abroad in Spain, and tutored elementary and middle-school youth in both ESL and English reading comprehension.I have over ten years of acoustic guitar and voice training experience and have taught beginning guitar lessons to youth aged 5 through 15. I strive to embrace creativity and share my passion for music with Varsity Tutor learners.

I am a graduate of Texas A&M University, majoring in Ag. Communications and Journalism. Currently a Graduate student at Dallas Theological Seminary in Christian education.I have a passion for teaching and helping a student unlock their full potential through organization, study tools, improved writing techniques, confidence and strategic learning strategies.I was a student athlete at Texas A&M and they provided me with great resources to learn many organization and study tools. I'm a book worm, and organizational enthusiast. I can help a student improve their study skills and time management by implementing detailed and structured schedules for studying and life in general.Other hobbies include acting, musical theatre and guitar. Through those hobbies I have gained the ability to overcome one of students biggest fears public speaking. I believe that with techniques and confidence anyone can excel in public speaking.

My name is Michaela, and I'm very excited to start helping with your learning journey. I've graduated with my bachelor's in Biology and am starting my advanced education this August with my Doctor of Pharmacy degree. I have ample experience through the years with writing scientific papers, and am strong in the science and math category. However, I've always enjoyed writing and English subjects since I'm an avid reader.In my free time I play the violin, travel, yoga and coach gymnastics. If you're wanting to practice your Spanish or French let me know for that as well!I believe that learning should be joyful because you realize there are no limits for what you can learn and achieve, and I hope to make your course work as interesting and catered to you as possible. Please let me know if you have any questions for me so we can get started!

I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Technology with a minor in math. I have a passion for both mathematics and music and love working with kids teaching and tutoring. I do best at calculus and algebra but also love all types of math from elementary school math to Calculus BC. I have a lot of experience working with younger kids teaching both music and math.

I'm a student at Tufts University majoring in Biomedical Engineering with an intended minor in English. I've been tutoring throughout high school and college in a variety of core STEM and humanities courses, working in both a paid and volunteer capacity. Building a fundamental understanding of a subject in order to develop the flexibility to solve challenging, out-of-the box problems has always been my favorite way both to learn and to teach.Through my major, I've had the opportunity to integrate math, physics, chemistry, and biology in the context of medical innovation. As such, I've developed an understanding of real-world applications of and connections between the subjects we study in school, and I'm enthusiastic about communicating that understanding with others. I'm also involved with a variety of student publications on campus, including the student-run medical journal, and I'm an avid reader and writer.

I am currently a sophomore attending Lincoln University as a biochemistry and molecular biology major.I have always had a keen interest in science. For my high school career, I attended the Academy of Health Sciences At Prince Georges Community College. This was a pilot duel enrollment program in which we received our high school diploma and Associate of Art degree simultaneously. Since the program focused on health science, we took several science college courses such as Anatomy and Physiology I and II, Microbiology, and a First Aid and CPR class. These classes propelled me to know I want to study a field in biology.So far in my undergraduate career, I have taken a research based class, done research with a professor, and have completed an internship that focused on research. In the research class, I was able to isolate a bacteriophage from a soil sample, extract its DNA, and sequence its genome. This class taught me several basic laboratory techniques. The second researcher experience I had focused on opsonizing the protocol for isolating viruses. A professor and I proposed ways to increase the likelihood of being able to isolate bacteriophages. During the summer of 2016, I had the opportunity to participate in the Clinical and Translation Science Award research program at the University of Pennsylvania.I researched the impact macrophages had on parasitic worms. While each research experience was different, they have inspired me to spend the rest of my life doing research.Ultimately, I aspire to attend graduate school and obtain a PhD in biological defense. This recently developed aspiration was stimulated by the increase of recent global biological attacks. While there are some treatments for these attacks, they have several cons. I know with the help of research they can be made to be more efficient. Though these weapons have detrimental effects, I believe that these are more practical than nuclear weapons because the targets are specific and do not have as many physical harmful effects on the environment. Providing research on this field would leave a positive impact on the world and ultimately, save several lives.

Hello There! I am Jasmine! You WILL pass your class. You WILL pass that next test. I will help you understand that concept, solve that problem. Even more importantly, I will teach you to study independent of myself so that you can eventually attain the status of a proficient, self-sustaining student.

I have 3+ years of private tutoring experience and I also worked at a charter school. I was able to help ALL of my students improve their grades.I am very passionate about education and I know in depth about how people learn and the different learning theories. I focus more on my student's learning than me teaching. I am very flexible, open minded, and patient. Let me know how I can help you.

Life is like music. With proper technique and daily practice there's nothing you can't do.My favorite thing about science and math is the ability to solve a problem in radically different ways to achieve the same result. There's some way to make sense of it all for everyone! My goal is to find out what makes sense for you!

I specialize in science and sarcasm. When AP classes got hard and late nights got longer, teaching my peers and hosting study groups through my local National Honor Society Chapter helped me learn and help those around me. I taught and tutored HOSA test subjects and the PLTW biomedical science curriculum through high school. Now I am a Public Health student at A&M on the pre-med track. I will make awkward acronyms that are way too cheesy but get the job done.I look forward to tutoring you!

I am an undergraduate student at Barnard College majoring in Urban Studies and minoring in Spanish. I am also a Population and Family Health graduate student at Columbia School of Public Health.While I tutor a range of subjects, I am most passionate about English, Spanish, Guitar, and Voice. I strive to create an inclusive, equitable learning environment that accommodates all students' needs and academic goals.In high school, I taught elementary schoolers about community health and hygiene in Spanish. In addition, I facilitated workshops about cross-cultural communication and active listening, and mentored middle schoolers as an Outdoor School student leader.More recently, I have worked with Sprout Up! NYC teaching first graders about environmental science, facilitated a course for ninth graders about health disparities as a Peer Health Educator, utilized my Spanish fluency to mentor first generation African immigrant youth while studying abroad in Spain, and tutored elementary and middle-school youth in both ESL and English reading comprehension.I have over ten years of acoustic guitar and voice training experience and have taught beginning guitar lessons to youth aged 5 through 15. I strive to embrace creativity and share my passion for music with Varsity Tutor learners.

I am a graduate of Texas A&M University, majoring in Ag. Communications and Journalism. Currently a Graduate student at Dallas Theological Seminary in Christian education.I have a passion for teaching and helping a student unlock their full potential through organization, study tools, improved writing techniques, confidence and strategic learning strategies.I was a student athlete at Texas A&M and they provided me with great resources to learn many organization and study tools. I'm a book worm, and organizational enthusiast. I can help a student improve their study skills and time management by implementing detailed and structured schedules for studying and life in general.Other hobbies include acting, musical theatre and guitar. Through those hobbies I have gained the ability to overcome one of students biggest fears public speaking. I believe that with techniques and confidence anyone can excel in public speaking.

My name is Michaela, and I'm very excited to start helping with your learning journey. I've graduated with my bachelor's in Biology and am starting my advanced education this August with my Doctor of Pharmacy degree. I have ample experience through the years with writing scientific papers, and am strong in the science and math category. However, I've always enjoyed writing and English subjects since I'm an avid reader.In my free time I play the violin, travel, yoga and coach gymnastics. If you're wanting to practice your Spanish or French let me know for that as well!I believe that learning should be joyful because you realize there are no limits for what you can learn and achieve, and I hope to make your course work as interesting and catered to you as possible. Please let me know if you have any questions for me so we can get started!

I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Technology with a minor in math. I have a passion for both mathematics and music and love working with kids teaching and tutoring. I do best at calculus and algebra but also love all types of math from elementary school math to Calculus BC. I have a lot of experience working with younger kids teaching both music and math.

I'm a student at Tufts University majoring in Biomedical Engineering with an intended minor in English. I've been tutoring throughout high school and college in a variety of core STEM and humanities courses, working in both a paid and volunteer capacity. Building a fundamental understanding of a subject in order to develop the flexibility to solve challenging, out-of-the box problems has always been my favorite way both to learn and to teach.Through my major, I've had the opportunity to integrate math, physics, chemistry, and biology in the context of medical innovation. As such, I've developed an understanding of real-world applications of and connections between the subjects we study in school, and I'm enthusiastic about communicating that understanding with others. I'm also involved with a variety of student publications on campus, including the student-run medical journal, and I'm an avid reader and writer.

I am currently a sophomore attending Lincoln University as a biochemistry and molecular biology major.I have always had a keen interest in science. For my high school career, I attended the Academy of Health Sciences At Prince Georges Community College. This was a pilot duel enrollment program in which we received our high school diploma and Associate of Art degree simultaneously. Since the program focused on health science, we took several science college courses such as Anatomy and Physiology I and II, Microbiology, and a First Aid and CPR class. These classes propelled me to know I want to study a field in biology.So far in my undergraduate career, I have taken a research based class, done research with a professor, and have completed an internship that focused on research. In the research class, I was able to isolate a bacteriophage from a soil sample, extract its DNA, and sequence its genome. This class taught me several basic laboratory techniques. The second researcher experience I had focused on opsonizing the protocol for isolating viruses. A professor and I proposed ways to increase the likelihood of being able to isolate bacteriophages. During the summer of 2016, I had the opportunity to participate in the Clinical and Translation Science Award research program at the University of Pennsylvania.I researched the impact macrophages had on parasitic worms. While each research experience was different, they have inspired me to spend the rest of my life doing research.Ultimately, I aspire to attend graduate school and obtain a PhD in biological defense. This recently developed aspiration was stimulated by the increase of recent global biological attacks. While there are some treatments for these attacks, they have several cons. I know with the help of research they can be made to be more efficient. Though these weapons have detrimental effects, I believe that these are more practical than nuclear weapons because the targets are specific and do not have as many physical harmful effects on the environment. Providing research on this field would leave a positive impact on the world and ultimately, save several lives.

Hello There! I am Jasmine! You WILL pass your class. You WILL pass that next test. I will help you understand that concept, solve that problem. Even more importantly, I will teach you to study independent of myself so that you can eventually attain the status of a proficient, self-sustaining student.

I have 3+ years of private tutoring experience and I also worked at a charter school. I was able to help ALL of my students improve their grades.I am very passionate about education and I know in depth about how people learn and the different learning theories. I focus more on my student's learning than me teaching. I am very flexible, open minded, and patient. Let me know how I can help you.