A former Chegg tutor for over 3 years. Over a hundred positive student reviews on Chegg.Really flexible times, negotiable rates, and extensive technical expertise in a variety of subjects.Lifelong learner in pursuit of computational solutions to global healthcare issues.

I am a sophomore at Cornell University studying Computer Science.I enjoy working with students and for the past two years, I have privately tutored students for standardized tests and through the college application process. I believe that standardized testing is not a direct assessment of a student's academic abilities, but rather their specific abilities as a test-taker; my role as a tutor is to instill time-management skills and provide tips on effectively navigating through these exams in order to enable students to become better test-takers.In the realm of mathematics and computer science however, I believe in a proof-based education and truly understanding why theorems work as they do.

I am a student at Eastern Gateway Community College studying Information Technology to further my career in the industry. I have been tutoring since high school, staring with math and expanded to many other subjects.I have tutored many students in different age groups from elementary school to those who are adults and just need extra support. I work with these students in many different subjects including Math, English, Writing, Vocabulary, along with IT certifications, and basic computer use for both PC and MAC. I also work with students and adults in the Microsoft Office applications Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, and Access. Along with the age groups and subjects, I've worked with students with special needs, IEPs and 504 plans for the last 5 years.

I began working as a tutor in High School as part of the Math Club, and then continued in college in a part time position, where I helped students in College Algebra, Statistics, Calculus and Programming. After college I moved to Spain where I gave private test prep lessons to high school students and also helped friends prepare for their college entrance exams. By using my broad background in these subjects I can help students see concepts in different ways, and by enthusiastically approaching problems I can help increase the student’s interest.When I am not working or studying for Actuarial Exams, I play guitar, exercise and write computer programs.

When it comes to technology, I believe everyone has something to learn. As we move further into the future, my goal is to educate anyone from future Computer Scientists to everyday people who want to understand their rapidly evolving world a little more.After completing my B.S. of Informatics and M.S. in Information Systems from Indiana University, I have had time learning everything from core Computer Science topics to topical areas such as Web Development, Cloud Platforms, Networking, Design, Machine Learning, Cybersecurity and more.In addition, I have taught at the IU for years and have been responsible for teaching classes designed for students with no experience in technology, all the way to creating Capstone material for graduating seniors to digest. I love having a fun time with my material and understand (as a young person myself) how difficult legacy education structures can be. Hence, my focus is to translate complicated topics into funny and meaningful understandings.I love working with people and now work full-time as a technology consultant with the same goals as before: helping people use and understand technology!

Since graduating from the University of Washington with baccalaureate degrees in Political Science and Economics, my education continues. At Highline and Bellevue Community Colleges, I took many computer classes, and later taught several myself. Northwestern University provided Contract & Business Law, and much computer-related instruction came from Novell, Microsoft, Sun Microsystems, and others. Now I'm taking online classes to keep up with the growing use of social media Web sites.The technological 'tools' available today, better than anything from our past, deserve study and use. That's why much of my career has been computer technical support. I believe we all need computer help to get our work done, whatever that might be.Beyond that, I believe in a liberal education. The U.W.'s approach made all students, in all majors, take a wide variety of courses. Exactly as intended, this liberal education proved how knowledge in nearly any subject enhances understanding in many others. Exposure to a broad range of subjectsthe arts and humanities, the social and 'hard' sciences, history and languageshows how much they intertwine and reinforce each other. All scienceall knowledgeis 'one'.Of all investments, education in yourself is the most valuable. The more you know, the more your intellectual horizons expand and the more opportunities will open. Not just to produce material wealth, but life satisfaction.Not all study is drudgery. When work is done for the day, play can be better with the same knowledge. The computer skills I've acquired have become indispensable to my hobbies: aviation history and modeling.

I am Paul Benedick Cortez, a Computer Engineer EIT and currently working as Senior Associate with Infosys. I am passionate with Science and Technology. I am also certified in Microsoft Azure: AI, DevOps, Developer and Security. I love solving math and programming.During my student years, I compete in Math and Science Challenge.

I am extremely passionate about literature. I specialize in grammar, diction, editing, sentence structure, composition, and literary research and development. I have a strong knack for creative writing including character development, plot execution, outline formation, theory, information technology, and essay compilation.I am also skilled in time management and practicing healthy student habits. I am a critical thinker and thoughtful leader with a lifelong commitment to education.I am genuine and sincere with a natural gift of putting students at ease. I propel students to raise their bars of confidence. Most of all, I never forget to smile and laugh.

A Symbolic Systems and Theater double-major at Stanford University in Northern California, Milan is very excited to be a part of the Varsity Tutors team. His main academic interests are English, philosophy, math, and computer science, but Milan enjoys many other subjects (psychology, physics, and economics to name a few). He is fluent in Spanish and an active member of the Latino community. In his free time, he enjoys reading, writing, and taking the occasional photograph.

School can be very challenging and require persistence and strong problem solving skills to excel at. I teach my students the kind of skills and habits to be successful on their own. I tutored biology, chemistry, physics, and computer engineering courses in college and enjoy solving the challenges that those courses throw at you!

A former Chegg tutor for over 3 years. Over a hundred positive student reviews on Chegg.Really flexible times, negotiable rates, and extensive technical expertise in a variety of subjects.Lifelong learner in pursuit of computational solutions to global healthcare issues.

I am a sophomore at Cornell University studying Computer Science.I enjoy working with students and for the past two years, I have privately tutored students for standardized tests and through the college application process. I believe that standardized testing is not a direct assessment of a student's academic abilities, but rather their specific abilities as a test-taker; my role as a tutor is to instill time-management skills and provide tips on effectively navigating through these exams in order to enable students to become better test-takers.In the realm of mathematics and computer science however, I believe in a proof-based education and truly understanding why theorems work as they do.

I am a student at Eastern Gateway Community College studying Information Technology to further my career in the industry. I have been tutoring since high school, staring with math and expanded to many other subjects.I have tutored many students in different age groups from elementary school to those who are adults and just need extra support. I work with these students in many different subjects including Math, English, Writing, Vocabulary, along with IT certifications, and basic computer use for both PC and MAC. I also work with students and adults in the Microsoft Office applications Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, and Access. Along with the age groups and subjects, I've worked with students with special needs, IEPs and 504 plans for the last 5 years.

I began working as a tutor in High School as part of the Math Club, and then continued in college in a part time position, where I helped students in College Algebra, Statistics, Calculus and Programming. After college I moved to Spain where I gave private test prep lessons to high school students and also helped friends prepare for their college entrance exams. By using my broad background in these subjects I can help students see concepts in different ways, and by enthusiastically approaching problems I can help increase the student’s interest.When I am not working or studying for Actuarial Exams, I play guitar, exercise and write computer programs.

When it comes to technology, I believe everyone has something to learn. As we move further into the future, my goal is to educate anyone from future Computer Scientists to everyday people who want to understand their rapidly evolving world a little more.After completing my B.S. of Informatics and M.S. in Information Systems from Indiana University, I have had time learning everything from core Computer Science topics to topical areas such as Web Development, Cloud Platforms, Networking, Design, Machine Learning, Cybersecurity and more.In addition, I have taught at the IU for years and have been responsible for teaching classes designed for students with no experience in technology, all the way to creating Capstone material for graduating seniors to digest. I love having a fun time with my material and understand (as a young person myself) how difficult legacy education structures can be. Hence, my focus is to translate complicated topics into funny and meaningful understandings.I love working with people and now work full-time as a technology consultant with the same goals as before: helping people use and understand technology!

Since graduating from the University of Washington with baccalaureate degrees in Political Science and Economics, my education continues. At Highline and Bellevue Community Colleges, I took many computer classes, and later taught several myself. Northwestern University provided Contract & Business Law, and much computer-related instruction came from Novell, Microsoft, Sun Microsystems, and others. Now I'm taking online classes to keep up with the growing use of social media Web sites.The technological 'tools' available today, better than anything from our past, deserve study and use. That's why much of my career has been computer technical support. I believe we all need computer help to get our work done, whatever that might be.Beyond that, I believe in a liberal education. The U.W.'s approach made all students, in all majors, take a wide variety of courses. Exactly as intended, this liberal education proved how knowledge in nearly any subject enhances understanding in many others. Exposure to a broad range of subjectsthe arts and humanities, the social and 'hard' sciences, history and languageshows how much they intertwine and reinforce each other. All scienceall knowledgeis 'one'.Of all investments, education in yourself is the most valuable. The more you know, the more your intellectual horizons expand and the more opportunities will open. Not just to produce material wealth, but life satisfaction.Not all study is drudgery. When work is done for the day, play can be better with the same knowledge. The computer skills I've acquired have become indispensable to my hobbies: aviation history and modeling.

I am Paul Benedick Cortez, a Computer Engineer EIT and currently working as Senior Associate with Infosys. I am passionate with Science and Technology. I am also certified in Microsoft Azure: AI, DevOps, Developer and Security. I love solving math and programming.During my student years, I compete in Math and Science Challenge.

I am extremely passionate about literature. I specialize in grammar, diction, editing, sentence structure, composition, and literary research and development. I have a strong knack for creative writing including character development, plot execution, outline formation, theory, information technology, and essay compilation.I am also skilled in time management and practicing healthy student habits. I am a critical thinker and thoughtful leader with a lifelong commitment to education.I am genuine and sincere with a natural gift of putting students at ease. I propel students to raise their bars of confidence. Most of all, I never forget to smile and laugh.

A Symbolic Systems and Theater double-major at Stanford University in Northern California, Milan is very excited to be a part of the Varsity Tutors team. His main academic interests are English, philosophy, math, and computer science, but Milan enjoys many other subjects (psychology, physics, and economics to name a few). He is fluent in Spanish and an active member of the Latino community. In his free time, he enjoys reading, writing, and taking the occasional photograph.

School can be very challenging and require persistence and strong problem solving skills to excel at. I teach my students the kind of skills and habits to be successful on their own. I tutored biology, chemistry, physics, and computer engineering courses in college and enjoy solving the challenges that those courses throw at you!