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Kinjal: College Station tutor
Certified Tutor in College Station, TX
...an outlet in which I can make the rules. Not only does it help me escape from the pressures of the academic world but also it allows me to convey my emotions in a healthy manner. During my high school years, I tutored through Plano East National Honors Society and in my college years, I...
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Texas A & M University-College Station - Bachelor of Science, Biology, General
Keith: College Station tutor
Certified Tutor in College Station, TX
...algebra, calculus and statistics. In graduate school I tutored in the chemistry department study hall for general and organic chemistry. More recently I have taught 4 undergraduate organic chemistry classes at University of Texas at Arlington and I am currently teaching General Chemistry at Tarrant County College. I have worked in drug discovery for several...
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Texas Christian University - Bachelor of Science, Chemistry
University of Kansas - PHD, Organic Chemistry
Asahi: College Station tutor
Certified Tutor in College Station, TX
...out that the public school teaching style just wasn't my style, things started looking up. You don't have to be "naturally smart" like many people say, to do well in school. Its all about figuring out other ways to look at it and trying to have fun with it. Additionally, I wondered all the time...
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Texas A & M University-College Station - Bachelor of Engineering, Chemical Engineering
Abigail: College Station tutor
Certified Tutor in College Station, TX
...I am a biomedical science student at Texas A&M University. I am aspiring to go to Physician Assistant school and I'm passionate about public speaking, teaching, and Chemistry. I understand how important mastering subjects are for future success, so I am excited to use my gifts to help other students excel in school.
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Texas AM University - Current Undergrad Student, Biomedical Sciences
Rebekah: College Station tutor
Certified Tutor in College Station, TX
...a chance to further others' education and helps me to look at the subjects I teach in new ways. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy keeping active through running whenever I get a chance, playing the French horn, listening to music, and watching Netflix. My latest show has been Friends, even though I've already seen it...
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Texas AM University - Bachelor of Science, Engineering, General
Catherin: College Station tutor
Certified Tutor in College Station, TX
...know as GIS). While in collage, I was honored to be a peer mentor helping students in the Geoscience college. I love tutoring GIS, ArcGIS (ArcMap, ArcGIS Pro, or ArcGIS Online). I also enjoy teaching Python programming and R programming. Outside of academia, I also enjoy quilting and playing with my three dogs!
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Texas AM University - Bachelor of Science, GIS Technology
Vicki: College Station tutor
Certified Tutor in College Station, TX
I have a Masters Degree in Chemistry and love teaching Chemistry and Math to students. I enjoy working one-on-one with students and helping them to understand a particular concept or process needed to solve a problem.
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University of North Texas - Bachelor of Science, Chemistry
University of North Texas - Master of Science, Chemistry
Rachael : College Station tutor
Certified Tutor in College Station, TX
...Undergraduate Teaching Fellow for College Physics I and II. In addition to teaching Physics recitations, I am involved in the Biochemistry & Genetics Society on campus and I am an Undergraduate Research Assistant in a Genetics lab. I have experience tutoring students from ages 5 to 21! I have experience helping 5 year olds with...
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Texas AM University - Bachelor of Science, Genetics
Bailey: College Station tutor
Certified Tutor in College Station, TX
...in propulsion and hope to build a career designing and testing rocket engines. At Texas A & M, I am involved in the Rocket Engine Design Team (TAMU RED) and I work as a Research Assistant in the Advanced Engine Research Laboratory on campus. I also serve as the Outreach Director for Women in Mechanical...
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Texas AM University - Associate in Science, Mechanical Engineering
Ryan: College Station tutor
Certified Tutor in College Station, TX
I'm both a tutor and a college student. I've spent most of my life learning to study effectively and efficiently. My objective is to help each student with the subject content using a personalized approach, specific to that student's needs.
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Texas A M University-College Station - Current Undergrad Student, Engineering, General
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The College Station School System
College Station, Texas, is north of and just in between Austin and Houston. It has a population of nearly 105,000 people. The majority of students in College Station attend one of the 17 schools that make up the College Station Independent School District, which serves about 13,000 students, a number which is rising every year.
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Wondering how well the students of College Station schools are scoring on Texas state assessments? The following chart shows the details.
College Station Test Scores
Students in College Station participate in the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) program, which provides schools with insight into how students are faring academically. Students take exams each year from grades 3-8 in reading, writing, math, science, and social studies. High school students take end-of-course exams in subjects like English, biology, geography, and others. Many students also take standardized exams like the ACT, SAT, SSAT, GMAT, or others that are used for admissions or placement purposes by private schools, colleges, and graduate schools. Varsity Tutors can connect you with tutors in College Station who specialize in both the content of these tests the strategies that can boost a student’s score.
College Station tutors offer far more than test prep assistance. They can help your student with just about any subject you can imagine. They get to know your student individually, allowing the tutor to customize study sessions to meet a student's specific needs. By identifying and focusing on the particular concepts or topics that need attention, tutors can provide effective and efficient instruction. This allows your child to experience progress quickly, which tends to create confidence and motivation to continue learning.
Even with a quality College Station education, some students will occasionally need a helping hand, and Varsity Tutors can help with that. To see how the top high schools in the area compare to those in the rest of Texas, review the table below.
College Station High School Rankings
| High School | College Station Ranking | State Ranking | AP Pass Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| A&M Consolidated High School | 1 | 71 | 86% |
| College Station High School | 2 | 133 | 88% |
| Bryan Collegiate High School | 3 | 335 | 0% |
| Bryan High School | 4 | NA | 55% |
| The Mary Catherine Harris School | 5 | NA | NA |
College Station high schools have an average class size of about 16 students per teacher, which is better than the state average of 20. Still, some students don't get the most out of classroom learning and could benefit from some additional help. For a detailed look at the student-teacher ratio of area schools, see the following table.
College Station Student-to-Teacher Ratios
Bryan High School has a 15 1 student-teacher ratio.
A&M Consolidated High School has a 14 1 student-teacher ratio.
College Station High School has a 16 1 student-teacher ratio.
Bryan Collegiate High School has a 23 1 student-teacher ratio.
The Mary Catherine Harris School has a 13 1 student-teacher ratio.
Texas State Average has a 20 1 student-teacher ratio.
College Station students don’t have to travel far to find quality post-secondary education. This table shows how nearby colleges and universities compare to others on a national scale.
College Station University Rankings
| College | National Rank | Acceptance Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Rice University | 5 | 15% |
| University of Texas - Austin | 46 | 40% |
| Trinity University - Texas | 120 | 41% |
| Southwestern University | 192 | 45% |
| St. Mary's University - Texas | 238 | 78% |
| University of Houston | 248 | 59% |
| Texas State University | 342 | 71% |
| Saint Edward's University | 375 | 74% |
| University of St. Thomas - Texas | 433 | 77% |
| University of Texas - San Antonio | 602 | 76% |
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Session Summaries by Tutors
The student did excellent work with proving quads and study skills brush-up. The student is caught up and very confident in both his math and study habits.
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The student and I went over her review for an exam. The review focused almost entirely on quadratic equations: solving them using the quadratic formula, graphing them, how the graph changes if we change the function, etc. By the end of the review, she seemed to understand the concepts pretty well.
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The student is doing well as usual. We worked a bit on factoring polynomials and reviewed his packet of homework.
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We went over science chapters on weathering and erosion and began the next chapter on floodplains. She is trying hard to earn better grades and could benefit from improving her reading comprehension skills. The session overall went very well.
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The student had some homework, so we looked at that first. It was mostly covering topics we had reviewed already: number lines, inequalities, absolute value, and excluded values. It wasn't difficult for her. Then we looked at the extra credit packet. It's very long, so she just started it, but I think the review we've done means she'll be able to complete most of it just from what we've covered. I taught her about direct and inverse variation, as well.
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The student has a test coming up this week so we reviewed for that. We mainly worked on solving inequalities. He had a hard time grasping why inequalities can yield two values of x and how to split the function into two parts to evaluate both choices. He was able to solve the problems on his own as we got near the end of our session but I'm not sure he completely understood why he made each step. We will talk about that next session.
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